MK Motti Yogev (Jewish Home) is not going to apologize for the harsh remarks against the High Court, he said Wednesday, despite a fierce backlash from fellow MKs. “Despite the
Turkey’s allies know it is playing a double game with its twin onslaught against Kurdish rebels and the Islamic State group (ISIS or IS) but are turning a blind eye to
An explosion wounded seven people at the base of a Palestinian terrorist group linked to Syria’s Assad regime in eastern Lebanon on Wednesday, a security official told AFP. The explosion rocked
Several Border Policemen refused to take orders to demolish a series of homes destroyed in Beit El on Wednesday, a source at the scene stated to Arutz Sheva, and will now
Staff at the Ramat Gan Safari conducted tumor-removal surgery on Samouni, an eight year-old African lion on Wednesday, in a special operation caught on film. The lion’s trainers noticed swelling in Samouni’s
The Yisrael Beytenu party filed a no-confidence motion against the government on Wednesday, in direct response to the demolition of the Draynoff housing project in Beit El. The no-confidence motion,
The UN envoy to Syria on Wednesday invited Syrians to take part in what he called “thematic” discussions to keep alive stalled efforts to negotiate an end to the war. “Sadly there is
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that Ankara is ending the peace process with the Kurds in the face of attacks against Turkish targets, even as his fighter jets launched
New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) spoke to Arutz Sheva on Tuesday about his arrest last Thursday in front of the office of Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY), which came after Hikind used civil disobedience to press
There are heavy concerns that the families who returned to Sa-Nur in northern Samaria during the early pre-dawn hours of Tuesday morning will be expelled by security forces in the coming hours
Numerous Jewish activists took part in an event in support of Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, held at the New York home of Jewish activist Dr. Joseph Frager on Monday night
Syrian troops and Kurdish fighters ousted the Islamic State (ISIS) group from Hasakeh Tuesday, more than a month after the jihadists launch an assault on the northeastern city, a monitoring group said. Government troops
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday met with Nicos Anastasiades, the president of Cyprus, warning that Iran poses a formidable threat to Europe and noting that its terror proxy Hezbollah operates cells across the continent. Just last
Hundreds of people have been gathering since Tuesday morning adjacent to the Draynoff compound in Beit El, which was stormed overnight by security forces despite the ongoing legalization process to save the
American lawyer and writer Samuel Pisar, one of the youngest Holocaust survivors and former adviser to US President John F. Kennedy, has died in New York aged 86, a French Jewish group said Tuesday.
Representative Sander M. Levin, a Democrat from Michigan and the longest-serving Jewish member now in Congress, said Tuesday he would support the Iran nuclear accord, reports The New York Times.
United Nations aid chief Stephen O’Brien said Tuesday he hoped to secure better humanitarian access to Syrians most in need during his maiden visit to Damascus next month. Speaking to
Arutz Sheva was on scene as no less than 275 new olim (Jewish immigrants) from Ukraine landed in Israel on Tuesday, as part of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ)’s eighth Freedom
Damning evidence was found when US special forces killed Islamic State (ISIS) leader Abu Sayyaf in May, revealing that NATO-member Turkey has in fact been collaborating with the brutal jihadists.
Amanda Korody, a Canadian woman found guilty of taking part in a terrorist bomb plot, also wanted to infiltrate a synagogue and kill Jewish children, according to a report in
Clashes broke out in the town of Beit El in the Binyamin region on Monday night, as police forces in large numbers arrived in preparation for the demolition of the
A group of former diplomats on Monday sent a letter to Congress, urging members of both chambers not to reject the deal between Iran and the West, Politico reports. The
The back and forth between rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas continued on Monday, with a Fatah official saying that Hamas must hand over rule of Gaza as a condition
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, on Monday rebuked fellow candidate Mike Huckabee for invoking the Holocaust in criticizing President Barack Obama over the
International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda on Monday appealed a recent ruling by a special panel of judges that she must reconsider her previous decision not to investigate alleged
Saudi Arabia announced on Monday that it would increase its monthly aid to the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) budget from $14 million to $20 million, the Ma’an news agency reported. The
In this week’s show, Jay Shapiro discusses the nuclear agreement with Iran. “The goals of fascism, Nazism and communism were to enslave the individual. The goal of Islam today is
More than 200 French Jews, half of whom are children, arrived in Israel Tuesday aboard a special Aliyah flight organized by The Jewish Agency for Israel and the Ministry of Aliyah and Immigrant Absorption.
Dozens of families and hundreds of activists returned Tuesday before dawn to the ruins of Sa-Nur, one of four towns in northern Samaria torn down in the Disengagement of 2005,
MKs from the Arab Joint List ascended the Temple Mount on Tuesday, in protest of Jewish visitors and Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel (Jewish Home) visiting the site on Sunday, the day