No Gov’t Majority for Pollard-Talks Deal
PA President Abbas's refusal to publicly condemn the terror attack that killed Baruch Mizrachi is putting a damper on the parade.
Defense Ministry to Secure Immunity from Prosecution for IDF Fighting Forces
The law will not protect soldiers accused of looting, destruction of property, taking bribes, bullying, and sexual offenses.
Britain’s PM Theresa May Visits Israeli Embassy to Pay Respects
British PM Theresa May signed the Book of Condolences for Israel's late President Peres, z'l, at the Israeli Embassy.
Identity Crisis? Bibi Approves 14,000 Homes for Arabs, 2,000 for Jews in Area C
The new, massive construction in Qalqilya will effectively circle the Jewish community of Tzofim in the Samaria mountains.
Bennett: No More Prisoner Releases
Jewish Home leader responds to news that Shalit releasee killed Baruch Mizrahi, says days of prisoner-swaps are over
Palestinian Sour Grapes at Israeli Re-election of Netanyahu Government
Palestinian leaders -- and the US -- bitterly faced facts the morning after Israelis voted to re-elect Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.
PM Netanyahu Released from Hospital following Tests
Netanyahu was admitted for tests suffering from coughing fits and a high fever.
PM Netanyahu Reveals Threat That Moved Egypt to Rescue Staff at Israeli Embassy in...
PM Netanyahu says the threat of sending Israeli commandos into Cairo was enough to convince Egypt's president to send his own troops to rescue Israeli embassy staff from a mob.
Rivlin Won’t Let Arab MK into Presidential Residence
Using humor to fuse a tense situation, MK Zahalka said, "I didn't know they were short on chairs in the presidential palace."
Former PM Chief of Staff Detained for Questioning About Netanyahu
A former aide to PM Netanyahu was detained at Ben Gurion International Airport "to give testimony."
Latest F-35 Flaw Makes Jet Problematic for Israel
Not even off the lot, the F-35 fighter jet is proving to be a bigger lemon than anyone first thought.
Israel-Egypt Pipeline to Bring Big Money to Both Countries
The deal, worth $518 million, provides a 39 percent stake and gives the partners exclusive rights to use and lease the pipeline that connects Israel with Egypt.
Women in Green Slam Demolition of Hazzon David Synagogue
The Women in Green harshly condemn the latest demolition -- #36 -- of the Hazzon David synagogue near Kiryat Arba.
Girl Calls Police for Help, Phone Goes Dead
Israel Police are tracking what appears to be distress call from a girl who said she was being attacked, then the line then went dead.
Netanyahu Backs Off From Hotovely’s ‘Dream of Flag on Temple Mount’
Opposition MK calls her a "messianic" whose "dream" could engulf the Middle East in flames.
Administrative Detention Temporarily Cancelled for Hunger-Striking PIJ Terrorist
Administrative detention is temporarily cancelled for the hunger-striking terrorist.
It’s Official: New High-Speed Jerusalem-Tel Aviv Train Launch Delayed Till Sukkot
Minister Katz told the Knesset State Control Committee that he is not prepared to compromise on safety issues, even at the cost of losing popularity.
New Bill to Stop Privileged Conditions for Hamas Security Prisoners
Among the privileges which will become outlawed should the bill pass are conjugal visits, canteen purchases, and possession of TV sets and game consoles.
IDF: Haredi Yeshiva Deans Cheat, Covering for No-Show Students
"It is inconceivable that deans of yeshivas would lie knowingly and sign for their students as if they're present full time in the yeshivas, while in reality they're not there."
European Union Unhappy With Israel Over Gilo Housing Project
The European Union is again castigating Israel over a simple city housing project.
DC Think Tank Praises Cruz, Cotton, for Efforts to Recognize Israeli Golan Sovereignty
"As long as the Golan Heights are perceived as being ‘in play’ as part of the ‘occupied territories,’ the illusion that it might someday be captured by Syrian or Iranian forces is perpetuated."
Palestinian Authority Arabs Join Jews in Pressing Govt to Hurry Funding for Roads
"When it comes down to it, it's also a struggle for life-saving infrastructure, both for Jews and Arabs."
IDF Colonel Suspended After Classified Documents, Phone Stolen
The documents and cell phone were stolen from the colonel's vehicle. An investigation was launched.
Court Acquittal of Lieberman Could Wreck Obama’s Peace Train
Obama can start praying that a Jerusalem court finds Avigdor Lieberman guilty for breach of trust. If he is acquitted, he will return as Foreign Minister, and then sparks will fly.
US Envoy Admits Timing ‘Not Ideal’ in Criticism of Israel
Timing is everything when trying to make a diplomatic point, especially if it involves criticism of an ally.
Israeli, US Leaders Celebrate New ‘Adir’ F-35 Stealth Fighter Jet
Israeli and US officials cheered the rollout of the Jewish State's first F-35 'Adir' Lightning-II Stealth fighter jet.
Agritech Startups Showcase Technologies at AgriVest Conference
AgriTech startups feature new crops, treatments, waste reduction and yield enhancement at Israel's AgriVest conference.
Israeli Man Injured in Stoning Attack Near Beitar Illit
Several cars and an Israeli public bus were also damaged in the road terror attacks. A fire was started by one of the Molotov cocktails that exploded at the side of the road.
‘Difficult 2 Weeks’ Brings Greenblatt Back to The Wall
"We believe calm and security will create the best opportunity to return to dialogue and the pursuit of peace."
Full Text: Remarks by Jason D. Greenblatt at White House Gaza Conference
"The goal here is not to let Hamas off the hook and create a situation similar to what exists in Lebanon today."
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