Charlie Biton, a former leader of the Israeli Black Panthers group founded in the 1970s that fought for racial equality and social justice, told Arutz Sheva that despite a recent ongoing media

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu opened the Bible Quiz for adults in Jerusalem on Tuesday night, in which he spoke about the Palestinian Authority (PA) demand for control of eastern Jerusalem

Hananel Malka of Israel won the Fifth International Bible Quiz for adults, held in Jerusalem on Tuesday night. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu kicked off the quiz by speaking about the

Former Shas chairperson Eli Yishai, who recently launched his new Ha’am Itanu party, was supposed to hold his first show of force on Wednesday by opening a branch of his

On Monday, the seventh day of Hanukkah, a truly unique and historic event took place for the first time in nearly 2,000 years. In the Old City of Jerusalem, hundreds

Iraq has embarked on a unique project to combat terrorism, the Daily Mail reported Monday – by broadcasting the aftermath of terror attacks on a reality show.  The show, entitled “In the

MK David Tzur has become the second Knesset member to resign from Tzipi Livni’s Hatnua party on Tuesday, in an announcement indicating that he was retiring from politics.  Tzur stated

Israel’s Bank Leumi Group has admitted to helping American taxpayers hide assets and agreed to pay a $270 million fine to settle a criminal probe, the Department of Justice announced

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and French MP Meir Habib met in Jerusalem Monday, where Habib introduced the Prime Minister to a viral campaign making waves throughout the French Jewish community

The Students for Israel organization has called for greater unity in the nationalist bloc Tuesday, penning a letter to former Shas MK and ‘Ha’am Itanu’ leader Eli Yishai and former

The Arch of Titus, built by Domitian in 81 C.E., is a triumphal Roman commemoration of the bloody victory of his father Vespasian and brother Titus over Judea and their

North Korea’s internet is back online, cyber-experts at the New Hampshire-based Dyn stated to Reuters overnight Monday/Tuesday. Jim Cowie, Dyn’s chief scientist, added, however, that it is unclear whether North Korea’s internet

The Qatari-owned Al-Jazeera news network on Monday shut down its Egypt channel, quieting a major source of tension between the two countries at a time when regional efforts are underway

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told the Reuters news agency on Monday he opposed President Barack Obama’s plans to normalize relations with Cuba. Speaking by telephone from his home state

Levi Rosenblatt (22), who was stabbed in the head two weeks ago in a shocking nighttime attack on the Crown Heights’ 770 Chabad Lubavitch center in Brooklyn, New York, lit candles

The Islamic State terrorist group, or ISIS, is commonly perceived to be the most extreme Islamist terror group in the world due to its high-profile campaign of gratuitous slaughter throughout

Following a string of high-profile Islamic terror attacks that have rocked France, yet another attack occurred on Monday night as automatic gunfire was sprayed at the David Ben Ichay synagogue

The brother of a man who attacked police in France has been arrested in Burundi, a local intelligence spokesman said Tuesday, according to The Associated Press (AP). Burundi intelligence spokesman

Former Hatnua MK Elazar Stern is considering joining Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman’s Yisrael Beytenu party, sources close to Stern told Arutz Sheva Tuesday, after leaving Hatnua over its shift leftward Saturday night. 

Deputy Transport Minister Tzipi Hotovely (Likud), warned Tuesday that voting for smaller “satellite parties” in the right-wing bloc – in her words – could lead to an easy win for

Israel’s Antitrust Authority said Tuesday that US giant Noble Energy and its Israeli partner Delek would not be able to continue holding offshore gas field Leviathan over monopoly concerns, AFP reports. The decision, pending

The Hiddush organization for religious freedom and equality has turned to the Chairman of the Central Election Commission, Justice Salim Jubran, to warn the hareidi parties not to involve religious

MK Danny Danon (Likud) has begun collecting signatures from members of the central elections committee calling to ban radical Arab MK Hanin Zoabi from running in elections this coming March.

In an effort to raise awareness of the threat of cyberattacks among Jewish community organizations and synagogues, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) conducted an online seminar which provided information on the

President Reuven Rivlin lit Hannukah candles at the President’s Residence Monday, together with survivors of the Holocaust. The event was entitled ‘Heroism and Rebirth’, and was attended by around 150 guests,

226 new immigrants from Ukraine, many of them refugees who fled the battle zone in the east of the country, landed Monday afternoon in Israel where they were greeted with

At least ten people were injured, five seriously, after a van rammed into shoppers at a Christmas market in the western city of Nantes Monday evening around 7:00 p.m. local time. 

Interior Minister Gilad Erdan has frozen a young Israeli Arab’s passport, Channel 2 reports Monday, and is considering revoking his citizenship, after the citizen was found to have joined the Islamic State

The family of the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Ben Hamad Al-Thani, a well-known supporter of Hamas, may have become an unintentional donor to an organization benefitting disabled IDF veterans,

The Israeli journalists who were arrested Monday afternoon near the IDF checkpoint at Tulkarem, after they entered the Palestinian Authority-controlled Area A of Judea-Samaria without permission or IDF coordination, have