An Egyptian government-owned bank has launched a five million shekel (around $1.3 million) lawsuit over its lost shares in Jerusalem’s prestigious King David Hotel, which were bought before the establishment

In a move which could complicate attempts to reconcile with Iran, Gaza’s Hamas rulers have banned a Shia Islamist group loyal to the Iranian regime. Harakat al-Sabireen (The Sabireen Movement) is

Hamas on Tuesday marked a year since its latest terror war against Israel last summer, celebrating the conflict in which its arsenals were depleted and hundreds of its terrorists fell

The Grand Rabbi (Rebbe) or “Admor” of the prominent Seret-Vizhnitz hassidic sect, Rabbi Eliezer Hager, passed away Tuesday aged 91. Rabbi Hager died of a heart attack at his home

Syria’s parliament on Tuesday approved a deal with Iran under which Tehran will provide the government a new line of credit worth $1 billion, state media said. The credit line will be the third that

In what seems quite odd, the UK-based Jewish Chronicle reported on Monday that Britain last week voted in favor of a UN resolution to back the Human Rights Council’s report

One of the most popular Facebook videos among Israelis this year is a short segment that was taped during a live fire training session in one of the IDF’s infantry

The UN’s atomic watchdog and Iran held “intense discussions” in Tehran on Monday about the possible military dimensions of the country’s nuclear program, AFP reported, citing an Iranian official. The

Talks seeking a nuclear deal between Iran and major powers may yet fail, a German diplomatic source said on Monday, according to the AFP news agency. The comments came as

Nadav Kidron, CEO and director of Oramed Pharmaceuticals, discusses his company’’s medical breakthrough in adapting insulin so that it can be taken as a pill instead of a shot. Can

Education Minister Naftali Bennett on Monday evening told Arutz Sheva that the Bedouin teachers who joined the Islamic State (ISIS) and spread its teaching in their schools had “crossed a

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi on Monday said that a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA) would make the Middle East safer. Sisi’s comments came in a

Iran will continue to view the United States as the “Great Satan”, even if a nuclear deal is reached between Iran and world powers, an Iranian commander has made clear.

Education Minister Naftali Bennett on Monday evening told Arutz Sheva that the Bedouin teachers who joined the Islamic State (ISIS) and spread its teaching in their schools had “crossed a

Yoav Yitzchak, the veteran journalist who is being blamed by many for driving Brigadier General Efraim Bracha to commit suicide, fought back Tuesday. Yitzchak insists that a few days before Bracha’s

At a meeting with families who were removed from their homes in the 2005 Disengagement plan, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau – currently Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv, and at the

A suicide bomber from the Al-Nusra Front terrorist group, Syria’s Al-Qaeda offshoot, blew himself up in a Syrian army outpost in a contested neighborhood in the city of Aleppo on

The Knesset marks one year since Operation Protective Edge in Gaza on Tuesday, and will be holding a series of debates and hearings on the issues, including testimonies from soldiers

A new pilot program in the Beit Aryeh community in Samaria will see 150 residents, many of them teens and young adults, equipped with a new tracking device. The devices,

Eddie Yisraeli was simply trying to help out when he posted on Facebook on Monday, asking for strangers to attend a girl’s Bat Mitzvah in Ashkelon.  The event, which was

The Nazareth District Court rejected Tuesday an appeal by a well-known rabbi from northern Israel facing sexual abuse allegations, after the Magistrates’ Court decided to allow his name to be published. 

Nine additional suspects in an ambush by Israeli Druze on an IDF ambulance in June were arrested overnight Monday, in a joint operation between the Border Police and local and

The IDF recognized 2014’s Protective Edge operation in Gaza as a fully fledged campaign and has issued decorations for the soldiers who took part in it. David Kahlon, whose son

Video filmed on the Temple Mount attests to what right-wing activists have long contended – that the police and security forces are afraid of Muslim rioters, who are prepared to

The controversy over the Conversion Law – and the decision by the new Shas-controlled Religious Affairs Ministry to essentially scupper it – has exposed some of the most sensitive fault

The IDF has some tough soldiers – and now, some of the toughest will be pushed even further to the limits of their physical, intellectual, and tactical capabilities. The IDF

In a joint operation with local police, the Israel Security Agency (ISA or Shin Bet) arrested six Arab residents of the town of Hura in the Negev who formed a cell of the

Science, Space and Technology Minister Danny Danon on Monday pledged to ensure that Jews living in the Hevron region were protected from Arab terror. In the wake of a series

Hundreds of ISIS members could infiltrate Europe together with masses of refugees from Libya, Syria, and Iraq – ironically fleeing ISIS terror in their homelands, said Michele Coninsx, head of

The leader of opposition party Yesh Atid, MK Yair Lapid, said Monday that if the deal that is shaping up between the P5+1 nations and Iran is indeed signed, Prime