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Israel's "smart" fence on its southern border with Egypt's Sinai Peninsula has been heightened and new technology added.

The president of Poland laid a bouquet of flowers on the grave of Yoni Netanyahu, who he said was "a hero."

President Reuven bid "farewell" to US Ambassador to Israel, Daniel Shapiro, and also gave him a letter to President Obama.

An Arab terrorist decided on the way to the attack that there were just too many Israeli soldiers for him to carry out the mission.

Armed terrorist shot and killed during attempt to murder an IDF soldier in Samaria.

The suspect was arrested and taken for questioning at the Shalem police station.

MK Elazar Stern (Yesh Atid) accused the chief rabbinate of enforcing inappropriate, capricious rules, saying, 'You can't count on the chief rabbinate's kosher certification because it is corrupt.'

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The woman was brought to the hospital in critical condition from the terror attack.

Project Veritas reported that the group in question discussed how to insert butyric acid into the building's ventilation system.

Isaac Herzog said that 'recently there has been a certain attempt to dim Peres' peace doctrine; his faith in the two-state vision and [his efforts to achieve] a comprehensive peace with our Palestinian neighbors.'

May Golan and her mother have been attacked three times, between 2013 and 2015, by illegal Eritrean migrants.

The mention of both the sun and the moon led the three researchers to the conclusion that the text refers to a solar eclipse, during which the moon moves between the sun and the earth, blocking the sunlight.

Formal impeachment proceedings against Israeli Arab MK Basel Ghattas are in the initial stages; sufficient signatures have been obtained.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini politely warned incoming US President Trump not to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Gadi Eizenkot is taking a few days off for a medical procedure.

Germany's foreign minister says negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority can't be "undermined by construction of settlements."

The public is being asked to call authorities if anyone spots Conner, a capuchin monkey who escaped from the Ramat Gan Safari.

Qatar donates $12 million to power up Gaza's aging generator just enough to provide eight hours' electricity daily to residents.

Pilots at El Al Airlines are once again threatening a job action, this time over the threat of forced leave for those ages 65 and over.

Israeli security forces arrested 13 Hamas terrorists and raided headquarters in Ramallah and Binyamin to trim back the group's infrastructure.

Anglo journalist Rachel Avraham opens the complex world of the female Arab terrorist to the English-speaking world in her new book.

The rioters attacked a group of IDF soldiers.

The amendment has been dubbed the 'V15 Law' a leftwing movement that received $349,000 in funding from the US State Dept. to unseat PM Benjamin Netanyahu in 2015.

Israel received data on more than 35,000 Israeli-held accounts in US financial institutions.

The camels' roundup was carried out by the Green Patrol, with police backup, after having been captured for the umpteenth time roaming aimlessly on the southern highways and the IDF firing zone.

Apparently, the Jerusalemites were delighted with their gift balloons, and most of them agreed with the message.

When even the Knesset's leftwing parties want to kick out an Arab MK, you know it's bad.

Had the "Lamed Heh" (35 in Hebrew) made it to the Gush, the entire area south of Jerusalem that ended up under Jordanian occupation for 19 years could have remained intact as part of the new Jewish State.

The JWC will be entrusted with overhauling the decrepit water infrastructure in the PA, which has been neglected, like many other issues, under the PLO-dominated government.