Arab Bank on Friday formally requested a re-trial from a US federal court in New York after a jury found the Jordan-based multinational liable for 24 Hamas terrorist attacks. The bank claimed

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian on Saturday warned the US that if America and its coalition tries to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad, Israel will be attacked, reports Associated

Dr. Richard Horton, editor of the medical journal The Lancet promised while visiting Rambam Hospital in Haifa last week to issue an apology for the anti-Semitic flap his journal raised recently – on

Arab terrorists attacked the Jerusalem neighborhood of Maaleh Hazeitim about 3:00 p.m. Friday, targeting Jewish residents with fireworks and rocks. The fireworks caused a fire in the nearby brush, which

The UN remains staunchly opposed to travel bans to countries affected by the recent deadly Ebola epidemic. At last Thursday’s United Nations Headquarter’s daily briefing, in response to Arutz Sheva‘s

The body of a second Israeli tourist who went missing after a rafting accident in Peru has been discovered, according to reports. The 21-year-old man’s body will be flown back

Ahmad Shurbaji (23) of Umm al-Fahm may have become the first Arab citizen of Israel to be arrested for joining the brutal Islamic State (ISIS) terror group in Syria last

US Secretary of State John Kerry may have had his efforts to force peace talks on Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA) foiled in April when the PA signed a

Hours after NBA player Danny Green faced a firestorm for his “Holocaust selfie” in Berlin, a British soccer player made a similar blunder in merry old England.  Liverpool defender Jose

Police located an explosive left adjacent to a bus stop at the Rehalim Junction in Samaria, located near Kfar Tapuach and not far from Ariel. There is currently confusion as

Outgoing Interior Minister Gideon Sa’ar (Likud) on Wednesday said his successor will decide whether supermarkets will be open on Shabbat in Tel Aviv, but the Headquarters for the Struggle of

Just last Friday, Arutz Sheva published an article explaining how the IAEA in November 2011 reported that it had received “highly credible” information that Iran had tested “neutron initiators” at the

Kim Jong-Un, the autocratic leader of North Korea, missed a key anniversary of his Workers’ Party at a mausoleum on Friday according to state media, for the first time since

The 42-year-old Briton who spewed anti-Semitic curses on September 16 on a London bus filled with Jewish schoolchildren was found guilty of his crimes on Thursday. The man, Ian Campbell

The mother of an IDF Golani Brigade soldier who fell in battle is waging her own war on Friday: the war to keep her son’s memory alive on Facebook.  Ben

Toronto saw the dawn of “Black September” in 2014, according to the Toronto Star – with the most murders in one month over a 25 year-period.  Twelve people were killed in

The Jewish Home (Bayit Yehudi) party has announced the formation of a new English Speakers’ Forum, to expand the party’s outreach to Israel’s sizable “Anglo” population. The Forum, part of

As the storm rages around the Facebook protest calling for Israelis to migrate to Berlin for supposed lower costs of living, organizers say they have received 9,300 Israeli requests to

Three leading Christian clerics in Israel on Friday called on more European governments to recognize “Palestine” as a state with eastern Jerusalem as its capital. The call from the Arab

A conference that aims to raise billions of dollars to “rebuild Gaza” after Hamas’s latest terror war on Israel faces “donor fatigue,” an insider told AFP on Friday.  The United Nations’ Palestinian

Islamic State (ISIS) could be planning to use biological warfare against the West, a military expert stated earlier this week – by introducing the Ebola virus into the camps of

Hareidi extremists have launched a fresh campaign of incitement against religious IDF soldiers, just over a month since Israel’s 50-day war with Gazan terrorists, which saw more than 60 soldiers

The Nobel Peace Prize committee in Oslo selected children’s rights advocates Pakistani 17-year-old Malala Yousafzai and Indian Kailash Satyarthi as winners of the prize for 2014. Yousafzai gained recognition after

South Korea on Friday said it returned artillery fire after being shelled by its northern neighbor, reports the South Korean Yonhap News Agency. Apparently the clash came as South Korean activists

Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, the rabbi of the Kotel (Western Wall) and Holy Sites, decried the Arab attempts to wreck the week-long Sukkot holiday by launching violent riots against police and

Apparently Israel’s “gesture” to allow 500 Gazans to pray on the Temple Mount on the Eid al-Adha “sacrifice of Ishmael” – which fell on Yom Kippur and Shabbat – wasn’t

Sivan Bar Or, whose husband Major Tzafrir Bar-Or hy”d was killed in the IDF’s Gaza counter-terror operation Protective Edge, gave birth Thursday night to a baby boy in Tel Aviv’s

An Israeli rescue expedition will land in Lima, Peru, Thursday night, and help look for the two Israelis who went missing in a rafting accident Tuesday. The mission includes three

NBA player Danny Green, a shooting guard for the San Antonio Spurs squad that won the NBA Championships last season, sparked outrage on Wednesday for an insensitive “selfie” picture posted

Kuwaiti newspaper A-Rai reported Thursday that the explosion that took place earlier this week at the Iranian nuclear site in Parchin was not the result of a malfunction, but an