Turkey’s decision to evacuate an historic tomb and the soldiers guarding it from Syrian territory was not a retreat, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday, rejecting opposition claims Ankara had surrendered the area to
Joseph Lieberman, a former leading Democratic Party U.S. Senator, bucks the incumbent Democratic president and says Prime Minister Netanyahu should be heard in Congress. In an op-ed in the Washington Post on
Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman hailed as a “moral victory” Monday a US jury’s order that Palestinian authorities pay $218 million in damages to American victims of terrorist attacks in Israel. The jury in New York ruled
Two simultaneous suicide attacks killed four people and wounded 13 on Monday in southern Damascus near a Shiite shrine, Syria’s state news agency SANA reported. The agency, quoting police, said the twin attack took
Al Jazeera began publishing Monday night several documents allegedly leaked from the Israeli Mossad – via the Spy Cables database shared with the British Guardian. One of the documents alleged that, just a
Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri announced Monday that he would support Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu after March 17 election – on one major condition. Deri stated that he would join a coalition
Despite Sunday’s stabbing attack at Tzahal Square in Jerusalem, terror attacks are on the decline, Walla! News revealed Monday. Terror attacks in the capital have been less and less frequent since November,
The Palestinian Authority (PA) and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) were found liable Monday, in a groundbreaking case against the territory for its role in encouraging and inciting terror attacks
IDF Diversity Week: The True Face of Israel Every year, thousands of minority recruits join the IDF. Israel’s military makes tremendous efforts to integrate minorities into the army and society
When the state of Israel was founded in 1948, it was done so with the approval of the United Nations. But today, Israel’s enemies routinely challenge the legitimacy of its
US-led air strikes against the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist group in Syria have killed more than 1,600 people, mainly jihadists, since they began five months ago, a monitor said on Monday. The Syrian
MK Moshe Feiglin (Likud) wrote on his Facebook page Monday that he does not intend to vote for Likud under Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in the coming elections. Feiglin, who
Iran has built an active front from Israel’s northern Mediterranean border adjacent to Rosh Hanikra, all the way to the Golan Heights. The goal: to undermine and wage war against
In response to reports that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is planning a unity government with Labor and the haredi parties, a source in the haredi United Torah Judaism (UTJ) party says such a
A serious security mishap occurred on Saturday morning, as two people succeeded in breaching the Israeli border from Jordan despite IDF preparations, in an incident raising fears about the possibility
Slightly before 10 a.m. on Monday morning terrorists likely belonging to Hamas fired three rockets from Gaza into the Mediterranean Sea. The rocket firing comes as part of an ongoing
Hundreds of workers from the Tarkovot Brom Factories belonging to the ICL Industrial Products group, Dead Sea factories, Arad municipal workers, committee members and workers of various other factories in
Baruch Marzel, Otzma Yehudit candidate at number four on the Yachad – Ha’am Itanu list, arrived at Tzahal Square in central Jerusalem on Sunday just minutes after Jerusalem Mayor Nir
France deployed an aircraft carrier in the Gulf on Monday as part of the US-led military campaign against the Islamic State (ISIS) jihadist group in Iraq, a defense ministry official said. “The integration of
Despite abundant criticism for its chairman, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Yair Lapid refuses to rule out the possibility of cooperating with the Likud party in the formation of the next government.
The Jerusalem Magistrates Court has banned an 18 year-old Jewish man from the Binyamin (Samaria) region on Monday for the next 15 days, after he rebelled against Civil Administration workers
The Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) has returned power to Palestinian Authority areas it briefly cut off from the grid Monday afternoon, in protest over the PA’s refusal to pay the
Speaking Monday at a conference in Jerusalem, Jewish Home Chairman Naftali Bennett launched a fierce rebuttal of Finance Minister Yair Lapid’s blame-game over Israel’s housing crisis, which looks set to continue in
The head of Reuters‘ Afghanistan and Pakistan bureau died suddenly at the news agency’s Islamabad offices on Monday, Pakistani police say. According to the Express Tribune, 34-year-old Russian national Maria Golovnina had
Yisrael Beytenu chair and Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman arrived on Monday morning to the Givat Kobi overlook located in the northwest of the city of Sderot, near the Gaza border
British soccer club Tottenham Hotspurs have described as “vile and unacceptable” a video appearing to portray West Ham United fans chanting an anti-Semitic song. The footage was filmed by a
Six French citizens have had their passports confiscated after allegedly planning to travel to wage jihad in Syria, a security source said on Monday – the first time the measure has been used. The right to
Avraham Goldschmidt, who suffered moderate wounds Sunday when he was stabbed by a terrorist at Tzahal Square in Jerusalem, told Arutz Sheva Monday that he feels good and is about
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu intends to form a coalition with the leftist Labor-Livni list and hareidi parties, a senior political source estimated Sunday night in an exclusive conversation with Arutz Sheva.
One of the principal organizers of a “Peace Ring” event in Oslo is a “9/11 Denier” – someone who denies that the attack on the World Trade Center on September