The outpouring of sympathy and support for the family of Druze police officer Zidan Seif, who was killed as he rushed to defend a synagogue from Palestinian terrorists, continued Sunday

European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder of the Netherlands has urged the parliament to hold a debate on anti-Semitism. “It’s a shame that this has not been done before,” he said.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said in an interview published Sunday that he is be prepared to send troops to a future Palestinian state to help stabilize it, but only in agreement with Israel

On Sunday, the Cabinet approved Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Aliyah and Immigrant Absorption Minister Sofa Landver’s plan to ease the absorption of new immigrants into the labor market in various

Sunday’s Cabinet meeting has devolved into petty arguments between Ministers, Arutz Sheva has learned, ahead of a monumental vote on the “Jewish State” bill to concretize Israel’s national identity.  Prime Minister

The Jewish State bill has passed a crucial cabinet vote this afternoon, with 15 votes for and 6 against. The debate saw right-wing proponents of the bill face-off against mostly

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu warned France’s parliament Sunday against recognizing a Palestinian state in a vote on December 2. “Do they have nothing better to do at a time of

A Fatah MP has explained that Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas’ condemnation of the massacre of five Jews in a Jerusalem synagogue was uttered for diplomatic purposes, reported Palestinian Media

Magen David Adom emergency services announced that it is scaling back its activities in Judea and Samaria and northern Israel because of budgetary difficulties – despite the fact that Israel

In an exclusive Arutz Sheva interview, David Kupinsky, whose brother Aryeh was among the five Jews slain at the Har Nof synagogue last week, remembers his older sibling – and

An Iranian official has said reaching a deal with the West over its nuclear program by tomorrow is ‘impossible,’ reported the Daily Mail Sunday. The official said the discussion “may

Thousands of Rabbis from across the world gathered in Brooklyn, New York Sunday, for the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries, or Kinus Hashluchim. Nearly 5,000 rabbis attended the annual event

Hamza Magamsa, an Israeli Arab from the village of Yafi’ in northern Israel, was arrested last month at Ben Gurion airport as he returned from a 10-day training stint with

A bomb went off near a train station in southern Egypt Saturday night, as police found three other explosive devices planted on railway tracks in the region, the government said,

Tehran is ready to allow nuclear inspectors access to its Marivan military site, an Iranian official said Saturday, according to AFP. Marivan is a facility long suspected of being used

Fitch has downgraded the outlook for Israel’s sovereign long-term foreign currency issuer default rating from Positive to Stable, but the Finance Ministry isn’t concerned, according to the Globes financial newspaper.

Michal Levine’s father, Rabbi Kalman Levine hy”d, was brutally murdered along with three other Jews at a synagogue in Jerusalem’s Har Nof neighborhood last Tuesday by two Arab terrorists armed

Jewish Home chairman Naftali Bennett said on Saturday night that it is time for Israel to stop blaming itself for terrorist attacks and start fighting terror. Speaking to Channel 2’s

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will on Sunday bring the controversial Jewish State Law to a vote in the Cabinet, as he announced he would do last week, despite continuing objections to it

The Jerusalem District Attorney on Sunday morning will submit an indictment to the city’s district court against the Border Patrol officer who was arrested on suspicions of killing an Arab

Jewish yeshiva students are fuming after police defined a pre-planned Arab attack on them at Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives Friday night as an “altercation” or “mutual provocation” in an announcement

Somali terrorists of the Al-Qaeda linked Al-Shabaab organization murdered 28 people in an attack on a bus in Kenya’s northeastern Mandera county on Saturday – before shooting their victims in the

Salah, Hassan, Riyad and Ahmed of Jerusalem’s Shuafat neighborhood – just a handful of the many Arab children aged eight to 13 who, instead of going to school and learning,

Following discussions last week, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Saturday night is expected to propose a bill negating permanent residency status and social benefits from Arab residents of Jerusalem conducting

Interior Minister Gilad Erdan (Likud) announced Saturday that he would be looking into the possibility of revoking the residency permits of Palestinian Arabs in Jerusalem participating in the ongoing deadly

While last week US Secretary of State John Kerry was jetting to Vienna to continue negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, the United States House of Representatives, in a

Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas on Friday delivered a fiery speech in Ramallah, in which he reiterated his plan to ask the UN to set a deadline for Israel

Two Jewish men were wounded in eastern Jerusalem on Friday evening when they were stabbed by Arabs during what police believe was a fight that escalated. The two men, aged

Yemen’s culture minister, who was recently honored for her work combating extremism and discrimination against women, says she is giving her award to Yemen’s dwindling Jewish population, The Associated Press

Jordan’s Prime Minister, Abdullah Nsur, on Friday sent a letter of condolences to the families of Ghassan Abu Jamal and Uday Abu Jamal, the two terrorists who murdered five people in