Murdered Family Honored By Holocaust Torah
In an effort to honor the memory of a Jewish Israeli family which experienced its own personal Holocaust, an American donor has dedicated a Torah scroll rescued from the flames of the Shoah to help build their community.
Pundits, Politicos Still Parsing Sarkozy-Obama Exchange On Bibi
WASHINGTON – Does Nicolas Sarkozy really hate Benjamin Netanyahu? Does President Obama really sympathize?
And does it really matter?
Huge Bomb Buy Raises Question of Attack on Iran
Speculation of an impending attack on Iranian nuclear facilities has increased, following the US acquisition of a huge bunker buster bomb six times the...
52 New Immigrants Arrive in Israel
The State of Israel welcomed 52 new citizens from the United States on Thursday who made aliyah through the organization Nefesh b'Nefesh.
Among the new...
Secret Service: Bullet Hit White House
A bullet which hit the exterior window of the White House was stopped by ballistic glass, according to the US Secret Service. That bullet,...
Arabs Stage Attempt to Pass Checkpoint Without Permit
A group of Arabs and anti-Israel activists invited reporters to watch them attempt to cross a security border without the necessary permits.
IDF Chief of Staff: We May Have to Attack Gaza
The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) will be required to launch a significant offensive strike on Gaza if rocket attacks against Israeli citizens from the...
100 Israeli Doctors Resign in Protest
About 100 senior doctors across Israel resigned their posts on Tuesday as part of an intensifying battle between the Israel Medical Association and the...
More Dead in Syria
Approximately 70 people were killed in southern Syria on Monday, in another wave of violence between Syrian loyalists to President Bashar Assad and a...
Modiin Mall Flooded
Modiin Mall flooded.
1 Israeli Baby Born on 11/11/11 at 11:11
Only one baby in Israel was born on November 11, 2011 (11/11/11) at 11:11 - a little boy at Beilinson Hospital in Petach Tikva,...
Jewish Boxing Champ Defends Her Title
Carolina Raqucel Duer, a 33 year-old Jewish woman from Buenos Aires, Argentina, defended her World Boxing Organization Super Flyweight title on November 12 by...
Iranian Law Intensifies Punishment for Travelling to Israel
A law punishing Iranians for trips to Israel has now been made much more severe by the Iranian parliament. Conviction of the crime of...
Israel Home Prices Down For First Time in Almost 3 Years
Home prices have fallen in the third quarter of 2011, for the first time in 30 months, according to an article in Israel's Globes...
Anti-Semitic Vandalism Under Investigation in Brooklyn
Police are lifting the fingerprints from 27 empty Corona beer bottles found in a park in Midwood, Brooklyn, in the hopes of locating a...
Arab League Suspends Syria
Hundreds of Assad supporters attacked the Saudi Arabian embassy and the Turkish and French consulates.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Up
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) rose strongly in trading Sunday.
Explosion in Iran kills top missile expert
A massive explosion which killed one of Iran’s top missile experts has led to conflicting reports, suspicion of sabotage, and increasing fear on the part of Iranians that Israel is poised to attack nuclear facilities outside Tehran.
Shmuel Ben-Artzi passes away at age 97
Shmuel Ben-Artzi, father to Sara Netanyahu passed away at age 97.
Torah World Mourns Loss of Jerusalem Rosh Yeshiva Rav Nosson Tzvi Finkel
The streets of Meah Shearim, normally bustling with shoppers and yeshiva students walking to and from the iconic Mirrer Yeshiva, were filled with mourners on Tuesday as tens of thousands of people came to pay their respects to Rav Nosson Tzvi Finkel, zt”l, the Mirrer Yeshiva’s rosh yeshiva, who passed away Tuesday at the age of 68 from a sudden heart attack.
Economic, Diplomatic Fallout Looms As Turkey-Israel Ties Spiral Downward
JERUSALEM - Regarding Turkey, the bad diplomatic news for Israel just keeps getting worse.
IDF Eyes Cyber, Nuclear Threats
JERUSALEM – Earlier this week, a notorious Internet hacker group known as "Anonymous" took responsibility for crashing dozens of Israeli websites – including those of the IDF, Mossad and Ministry of Finance – by breaching sophisticated firewall defenses.
Quick Takes: News You May Have Missed
A book released this week documents for the first time the radical origins of President Obama's health-care law, revealing the principal author of the foundation for the legislation while tracing the law itself to a group funded by George Soros.
Administration Reacts Swiftly To UNESCO Vote On Palestinian Membership
WASHINGTON – The immediate consequence of UNESCO’s vote to grant the Palestinians membership is clear: A cutoff of American funding for the UN agency governing the protection of cultures and sharing of scientific knowledge, which stands to lose roughly a fifth of its budget.
Releasing Terrorists: Some Underlying Issues
Once again an Israeli prime minister has released large numbers of Palestinian terrorists in exchange for a single Jew. And yet again some of the key terrorists set free have Israeli blood on their hands. Lots of blood.
Montel Entertains ‘Lone Soldiers’ In Jerusalem
JERUSALEM – Emmy Award-winning daytime talk show host Montel Williams couldn't do enough last week for a group of American and Canadian-born Israel Defense Forces “lone soldiers.”
Israeli Students Urge Bibi Not To Trade Them For Terrorists
JERUSALEM – A number of Israeli high school students on the verge of being inducted into the IDF publicly called on Prime Minister Netanyahu not to trade high-profile terrorists for them in the event they fall into enemy hands.
Revealed: Khaddafi’s Secret Relationship With U.S. Jewish Leaders
WASHINGTON – Now it can be told: For the last decade or so, the pro-Israel community had secret back channels to Muammar Khaddafi.
Quick Takes: News You May Have Missed
MoveOn.org To JoinAnti-Wall Street MovementMoveOn.org is planning to launch a protest movement to compliment the Occupy Wall Street momentum with the stated goal of...
Israelis Support Shalit Deal – But Worry About The Price
JERUSALEM – The news last week that captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit would soon be released sparked elation in many corners of Israel.
“When I heard about it, I almost cried I was so happy,” said Sammy Hevroni, 52. “It makes me feel that if, God forbid, something happens to my son who is in a combat unit in the army right now, someone will go and bring him home.”