Five men charged with helping the Islamist gunman behind last month’s deadly terrorist attacks in Copenhagen have been remanded in custody for another four weeks, police said on Thursday.
A new database allows people to track some of the hundreds of British citizens who left the country to join jihadist groups in Iraq and Syria, particularly ISIS and Al Qaeda’s Nusra
The BDS movement urging celebrities to boycott the Jewish state can chalk up another massive failure – according to a media leak, the star celeb couple of Kim Kardashian and
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu met with haredi parties United Torah Judaism (UTJ) and Shas, both prospective members of the coalition he is building for his new government. Netanyahu’s office did not
Prospective members of Binyamin Netanyahu’s new coalition continued jockeying for position Wednesday, with Jewish Home MK Nissan Slomiansky telling Arutz Sheva that the Prime Minister owes Religious Zionist voters, and particularly
Anti-Israel hackers are promising to subject Israel to an “electronic Holocaust” next month – and experts say that Israelis could expect to see the details of their credit cards online,
As the Shi’ite Houthi militia backed by Iran continues to solidify its hold in Yemen, and Iran seems likely to get a favorable deal in nuclear talks ahead of a March
While Likud welcomes Jewish Home into its coalition, MKs for the party should not overstate its contribution to the victory in forming a right-wing government in this year’s elections, said MK Yariv
In a meeting with a delegation of the joint Arab list party in Ramallah on Tuesday night, Palestinian Authority (PA) chairman Mahmoud Abbas said he would like to see Prime
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is planning to form a unity government with the Labor party and leave the Jewish Home in the opposition, a source familiar with the coalition talks
The President of the World Jewish Council (WJC) is joining a chorus of voices speaking out against the flare-up of anti-Semitism. On the same day it was announced that there would
Mass abductions of children by Islamist terror groups like Boko Haram and the Islamic State (ISIS) are on the rise, with the practice now becoming a tactic of war, a UN envoy
Hundreds of Jews took part on Wednesday night in a ceremony dedicating a new Torah scroll at a Har Nof synagogue in Jerusalem, in memory of the four Jews brutally murdered there by
Responding after Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu was given the nod to form a coalition government, Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi David Lau on Wednesday night called on Netanyahu to form a government
France-based utility giant Suez Environnement said Wednesday it has decided not to take part in the light rail project in the Israeli capital of Jerusalem because of “political sensitivities.” The project, run by the
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that the United States Senate would vote on a bill to toughen sanctions on Iran if international negotiators miss a deadline at
World Jewish Congress (WJC) president Ronald Lauder urged the United States on Tuesday to beware surging anti-Semitism in Europe and warned that seven decades after World War II Jews on
The student union at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, has voted in support of the global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, the CBC reported on Tuesday. Students at
An Iranian official on Tuesday rebuked the chief of the UN atomic agency for demanding snap inspections of Iran’s nuclear sites, saying the request “hindered efforts” to reach an agreement
A lawyer representing a Jewish family trying to retrieve a long-lost Matisse painting looted by the Nazis said Tuesday a deal had been signed with the German government for its
Jordan on Tuesday signed a $10 billion deal with Russia to build the kingdom’s first nuclear power plant, with two 1,000-megawatt reactors in the country’s north, The Associated Press (AP)
Palestinian Authority (PA) chairman Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday evening hosted a delegation of MK elects from the Joint Arab List in his office in Ramallah, Kol Yisrael radio reported. The
Indonesian terrorists believed to have returned from fighting with the Islamic State (ISIS) group in Syria are suspected of being behind an attempted chlorine bomb attack in a shopping mall last month, police
Detectives and investigators of the Moriah unit of the Israel Police arrested four adults and two minors from central Israel Wednesday morning, on charges of throwing a Molotov cocktail at party
After two decades of persistent public battle, the Jerusalem Municipality will be dedicating and opening this week an urban nature park, replete with gazelles, ponds, bicycle paths and more, smack in
The leader of anti-assimilation group Lehava may be charged with racial incitement, Walla! News reports Wednesday – despite a court ruling declaring the organization’s work legal. Gopshtain and nine other activists were arrested last December
A Russian UTair Boeing 737 was forced to make an emergency landing Wednesday, after one of its engines failed. A UTair representative told Reuters that the plane had safely landed in
Israel’s intelligence minister on Tuesday wrapped up a two-day European diplomatic offensive against making concessions to Iran in nuclear negotiations with world powers, his spokesman said. “Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz completed two
The UN representative for disarmament who was involved in the agreement to destroy Syria’s chemical weapons is stepping down, the international body announced Tuesday, according to AFP. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon hailed Angela
Likud is not keeping its promises to approach Jewish Home first as a coalition partner, MK Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home) accused Wednesday morning. “Right now, the Likud is not keeping