Dore Gold Resigns as Director-General of the MFA
Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dr. Dore Gold has just resigned.
Israel Announces Heavy Fines for Gaza Smugglers
Liberman has instructed the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) to ramp up oversight of materials entering the Gaza Strip.
Car-Ramming Attack near Jerusalem, Two Policemen Wounded
The vehicle managed to flee.
PA Official Gets Heavy UN Support in Getting FIFA to Ban Israeli Teams
UN secretary general’s special advisor on sport Wilfried Lemke has been lobbying on behalf of Rajoub, and sent FIFA a letter advising that all Jewish life in Judea and Samaria is illegal, which includes Jewish soccer teams.
Abbas Pardons PA Officer Sentenced to a Year in Prison for Critical Facebook Post
Officer Mansour was director of public relations and media at the PA military liaison, the unit that coordinates security with Israel.
Survey: Vast Majority of Israeli Businesses Prefer to Stay Shut on Shabbat
The vast majority of respondents said staying closed or open on Shabbat should be left to them to decide, while 19% preferred that the decision be enforced by the authorities.
Moscow: Egypt ‘No Longer Able to Count on Washington’ to Fight Sinai Terror
Russia is joining Egypt in a military drill this month, with future plans that seem to be a clear warning aimed at terrorists in Northern Sinai.
13 New Souls Arrive in Israel on Yom Kippur
More than a dozen new babies were born in Haifa's Carmel Medical Center on Yom Kippur. Mazel Tov!
Thousands Needed Help From MDA on Yom Kippur
Paramedics with Magen David Adom were very busy during Yom Kippur.
Iranians Caught With Fake Israeli Passports
Three Iranian citizens were caught abroad with Israeli passports during Yom Kippur.
IDF Soldiers Attacked With Stones, Firebombs and Firework Weapons
Arab terrorists worked hard over Yom Kippur to rev up the violence and rioting in Jerusalem Arab neighborhoods.
NTSB Probe Finds Jordanian Pilot Intentionally Crashed Small Plane Near US Defense Contractor
The U.S. NTSB finds the crash of a small plane close to an American defense contractor in East Hartford, Connecticut was "an intentional act" and calls the FBI.
Send a Lulav and Etrog to a Soldier
Send a Lulav and Etrog to an IDF soldier with a click.
Black Crosses Spray-Painted on Synagogue In Dark of Night on Yom Kippur
Anti-Semitism reared its ugly head in the heart of the holy city on the holiest day of the Jewish year.
Alert IDF Force Near Ni’ilin Prevents Terror Attack on Jewish Town in Samaria
IDF forces prevented Arab terrorists from infiltrating and attacking a Jewish town in Samaria on Yom Kippur night.
Netanyahu Asking Kerry to Avoid UN 2-State Resolution
Kerry responded by saying the Administration has not yet made its decision on this matter — which is probably what he would have said if he didn't want an Obama anti-Israel move to hit the news before the election.
Before Yom Kippur, Israelis Pray for Syrian Neighbors
Hundreds of Israelis gathered across the country on Monday to pray for the welfare of their Syrian neighbors the night before the holiest day of the Jewish year, Yom Kippur.
New Report Claims Missing IDF Officer Ron Arad Died Shortly After Being Captured
Arad was lost on a mission over Lebanon, captured by the Shiite group Amal and handed over to the Hezbollah.
Israeli Secret Service Nets Hamas Terrorist Who Plotted Suicide Bombing
The GSS investigation exposed the ongoing effort on the part of Hamas in Gaza to initiate serious attacks in Israel, using Israeli residents with an easy access in and out of the green line.
EU Statement on Terrorism More Like ‘Politics As Usual’
The European Union reluctantly condemned the deadly terror attack in Jerusalem, after its world colleagues all checked in.
Jewish Teen Detained By Israel Police, Allegedly Near Temple Mount
A Jewish teen was detained late Monday night, allegedly near the gate to the Temple Mount.
General Closure on Judea, Samaria, Gaza
Israel's crossings with Judea, Samaria and Gaza are closed for the duration of Yom Kippur.
Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson, 50, Succumbs
Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson passed away Sunday after a struggle with cancer.
Oliver Hart, US Jewish Economics Professor, Shares Nobel Prize
A Jewish professor of economics has won half of this year's Nobel Prize in Economics.
Disillusioned Female Syrian Regime Soldiers Complain They’re Mistreated [video]
In the army of President Bashar al-Assad, women who sacrifice their families to help the war effort don't seem to be appreciated.
Border Guard Officer Wounded in Clashes With Arab Rioters in A-Ram
Arab rioters continued clashes with Israeli forces in the northern Jerusalem suburb of A-Ram, wounding another soldier.
Public Pre-Yom Kippur ‘Kapparot’ Ceremonies Banned in 3 Israeli Cities
The pre-Yom Kippur practice of using a live chicken for the "kapparot" ritual was banned in three Israeli cities this year.
Arab Stoning Attacks Rising on Judea, Samaria, Binyamin Roads
Road terror attacks are still rising on the roads of Judea, Samaria and the Binyamin regions.
Arab Tunnel Digger Electrocuted to Death
A tunnel worker in Gaza was accidentally electrocuted to death while digging his way to Egypt.
Rabbi Rachamim Barchiyahu Appointed Israel Police Chaplain
The new Israel Police chaplain heads a yeshiva devoted to finding halachic ways for observant Jews to serve with the force.