Three IDF soldiers were injured in a second terror attack on Wednesday evening – this time, in an attempt to run over soldiers in Gush Etzion. In the latest attack,

Haifa University held a discussion Wednesday entitled “Democracy Under Conditions of War – Is the Cliff Strong?”  The conference was attended by Shlomi Abramson, Esq. of the State Attorney’s Office,

Many of the recent attacks by Arabs against police and civilians in Jerusalem unrest have included firecrackers, which are legal for use in Israel. In order to prevent the attacks,

American Jewish voters are still largely Democrats, according to a poll by far-left lobbying group J-Street – despite the Democratic party’s tendency to support pro-Palestinian views.  The survey, of 800

Dozens of people demonstrated Wednesday night at the location of the terror attack committed earlier in the day, in Jerusalem. The demonstrators called for revenge and for Yitzchak Aharonovich, the

After Wednesday’s terror attack in Jerusalem, schools around Israel decided to cancel class trips that had been scheduled to visit sites in the city – including to the Kotel, where

Government Press Office (GPO) Director Nitzan Chen on Wednesday summoned  the Israel bureau chief of the Turkish Anadolu Agency, after the agency distorted Wednesday’s hit-and-run terrorist attack in Jerusalem. The

Amid reports that the Obama administration may be covertly allowing Iran’s nuclear program to enrich more uranium than in initial agreements, Secretary of State John Kerry declared on Wednesday he

At least three anti-Semitic incidents were reported in recent days – with incidents recorded in Europe and South America. In Buenos Aires, vandals sprayed graffiti on a monument in a

Hamas on Wednesday night welcomed the terrorist attack in Gush Etzion, in which three soldiers suffered injuries when an Arab driver ran over them with a car. In a message

A Jerusalem court ordered police to pay NIS 35,000 in damages and NIS 10,000 in court costs to a Jerusalem couple who were falsely arrested during the 2005 disengagement. Police

Economy Minister and Jewish Home chairman Naftali Bennett criticized on Wednesday evening the decision of the police to place concrete blocks near the entrances to the Jerusalem Light Rail, in

The International Criminal Court has decided against investigating Israel over the 2010 Mavi Marmara incident, Reuters reported on Wednesday. Citing court papers it viewed, the news agency reported that while

After French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius last month said his state would not hold a vote to recognize the Palestinian Authority (PA) as the “state of Palestine,” French Socialist lawmakers

The annual commemoration of the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin 19 years ago tends to brings to the fore the political and cultural divisiveness commonly found in Israeli society.

The attempted assassination of veteran activist Rabbi Yehuda Glick and clashes over the subsequent temporary closure of the Temple Mount have cast a spotlight once again on the struggle for

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius announced on Tuesday that his country and Saudi Arabia have signed an arms deal, by which France will receive $3 billion to send weapons to

Republicans have picked up another Senate seat and now need only two more to seize Senate control, according to a CNN projection Tuesday night. So far on Tuesday night, Republicans

France on Tuesday adopted an anti-terrorism law which will slap a travel ban on anyone suspected of planning to wage jihad,after the upper house Senate gave its final stamp of approval. The law

Fatah claims the shooting of Yehuda Glick Abbas’s aide was preempted last Thursday by Adnan Ghaith, director of the Jerusalem branch of Abbas’s Fatah faction. In his comments posted in

Communications Minister Gilad Erdan (Likud) has accepted Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s recommendation for him to take on the position of Interior Minister, following the resignation of Gidon Sa’ar. The news

Belgium on Tuesday banned a Kuwaiti Muslim preacher from attending an event in Brussels, accusing him of making anti-Semitic remarks and being a threat to public order. Tareq Al-Suwaidan, described

The leader of Syria’s Al-Qaeda rebel wing, the Al-Nusra Front, threatened attacks against the Shiite Hezbollah in Lebanon in the coming days, Reuters reported on Tuesday. Hezbollah’s involvement alongside President

President Reuven Rivlin said on Tuesday that while he disagreed with assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s policies, he was fond of the former Prime Minister. Rivlin spoke at a memorial

For the first time in a year, Shas chairman MK Aryeh Deri and the party’s former chairman, MK Eli Yishai, held a one-on-one meeting on Tuesday evening. The two met

The Sinai-based Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis terrorist group denied in a Twitter message on Tuesday that it had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State (ISIS) and it distanced itself from a

Fars, Iran’s semi-official news agency, has reported that Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson “strongly rejected” a Tuesday New York Times report, that a “major breakthrough” has taken place in the Iranian

British designer John Galliano – sacked three years ago by fashion house Dior over a drunken anti-Semitic rant in a Parisbar – has lost his case for unfair dismissal, lawyers for

The United States made clear on Tuesday that it is against the Palestinian Authority’s plan to submit a draft resolution to the UN Security Council calling for an end date

The Israeli Premier League decided on Tuesday evening that games will not be suspended, despite calls to do so in the wake of Monday’s violent brawl during the Tel Aviv