Terrorism

"I was in the right place at the right time to help. I used what I had on me and I improvised just like we are taught in training. Today that lesson saved a life.”

Police held a massive manhunt all night for the terrorist.

A Satmar Chassid from the US is in a coma. His wife and children were wounded.

Terrorists shot up a bus leaving the Kotel.

A “fatwa” (religious edict) was placed on the author by Iran in the late 1980s; it has since been upgraded to a $3.3 million bounty.

No physical injuries were reported.

The Islamic Jihad terror organization “has an open tab in Iran.”

The words of the song, according to MEMRI, include an oath to be a martyr (“shaheed”) “one day when you need me.”

It should be noted that 85% of Azerbaijan’s population are Shia Muslims.

Al-Sa’adi was arrested last week by Israeli Special Forces in a counterterrorism operation in Jenin

The accused assassination mastermind "remains at large abroad."

“Amid the tension and worry that accompanied the last few days, receiving a call about a birth brought me comfort and joy.”

What the heck is wrong with these people?

Kfar Etzion suffers from attempted arson attacks throughout the year. This time, five suspects were witnessed running towards the nearby village of Hirbat Tzefa.

Ten million dollars is being allocated to counties for the creation and operation of threat assessment management teams to identify, assess and mitigate the threat of targeted violence.

As a reward for the attack, the Palestinian Authority pays a total of $8,937 (NIS 27,800) each month to the five imprisoned terrorists and the families of the three dead terrorists.

30 terrorists were wounded in the shootout with the IDF.

9-year-old Zili was killed in action today in Shechem.

64% said Lapid did very well to good in handling the war, and only 17% said very badly to quite bad.

It's a busy tale of what amounted to very few but incredibly intense minutes.

It’s OK, friends, our brave soldiers and pilots do not avoid killing children for fear of bad press.

The demolitions were carried out after the petitions of the terrorists’ families to the High Court were rejected.

Israel was unafraid to squeeze the Gazans when it came to halting humanitarian support during the clashes.

Israel has rejected PIJ's demands to release Bassam al-Saadi, the group's commander in Jenin, taken into custody last week.

Gazan's are being pressured to not post photos and videos from the deaths caused by Islamic Jihad.

The Erez Crossing was closed down in advance of Operation Breaking Dawn, thus preventing further human and other damage that could have taken place.

Israel Police sources say current intelligence indicates that riots are not expected to break out in Israel’s mixed cities.

Six police cars arrived and searched the area, but no suspects were arrested.

Islamic Jihad threatened war after their chief in Jenin was arrested.

The Red Alert sirens went off in Jerusalem, just around 8:14 AM on Sunday.