News & Views

The good news that Zoabi and two of her Knesset pals left the country. The bad news is that they are coming back.

South Florida police have new clues to the identity of the person, or persons, who murdered Rabbi Joseph Raksin 10 days ago.

Missouri governor Jay Nixon activated the National Guard to help get violence under control in Ferguson, citing organized, 'outside' forces.

At least six Haredi protesters were arrested and a police officer was wounded in demonstrations in at least three Israeli cities Sunday following the...

5 boys got lost after leaving their Catskills camp for a hike....

Port of Oakland dock workers afraid to unload ZIM vessel in face of pro-Gaza protesters.

IDF Southern Command believes that the rockets and mortars will begin again tonight, hours before the ceasefire is set to end.

Home of man believed to be kidnapper, murderer of Our Boys about to be demolished.

The piers were found next to a kindergarten and a playground, just 100 meters from resident's homes.

The army hasn't said why, but presumably they believe the ceasefire may end sometime very soon.

Chickens banned from sales in anti-Semitic European venues are finding more appreciative consumers in Israel instead.

Soros is basically about short selling, betting on the market to take a dive.

PayPal co-founder Max Levchin netted a reported $34 million when his brainchild was sold to eBay in 2002 for $1.5 billion. Ever since that day, the sometimes weird whiz kid Levchin, now 39, has been trying to do it again.

In Gush Etzion, Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon has suggested a swap in order to convince residents to leave outposts with fresh wounds.

Six Jewish youths were detained in Jerusalem Saturday night in connection with two alleged anti-Arab attacks and attempts to incite.

Anti-Israel protesters in Manchester, England target Kedem Cosmetics for carrying Dead Sea products.

PM Netanyahu warns Hamas terrorists not to underestimate Israel’s ability to hold out under any ‘war of attrition’ the group might attempt.

Netanyahu: "As Long as Quiet is Not Restored, Hamas Will Continue to Receive Very Harsh Blows"

PA claims - ISIS founded by US in order to destabilize and take control of the Middle East.

Islamic-driven violence drives another nail in a civil British society.

The 40 year old Beitar resident was attacked after driving into the nearby Arab town of Hussan to buy cigarettes.

Police in Melbourne arrested seven pro-Palestinian protesters who stormed the roof of an Israel-based company.

Hamas deported and threatened journalists from covering its terrorist activities in Gaza.

A cease-fire deal may be worked out. Hamas reps are in Qatar. Israel says it must keep Israelis secure.

A New York lawmaker says the White House has "been looking for a fight" with PM Netanyahu since the day Pres. Obama entered the White House.

Gazans may be upset with Hamas, but in Judea and Samaria Hamas is making major inroads.

Israel continues to provide humanitarian assistance to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip no matter if Hamas is in a state of war or truce against the Jewish state.

Gazans are beginning to comprehend the damage Hamas rained down on them, as there are talks of PA forces to be deployed in Gaza.

Netanyahu faces difficult negotiations with Hamas terrorists in Cairo, and those that support them from the White House.

It's not clear if this was policy or individual decisions when some US post offices stopped taking delivery of mail to Israel.