As violence in Jerusalem rages on and the fear of Arab riots has placed security forces on high alert, MK Ahmed Tibi (United Arab List) told Channel 2 in an interview to

Former Israeli Ambassador to Canada Dr. Alan Baker, the head of the Legal Forum for Israel, on Friday explained to Arutz Sheva why the Swedish government officially recognized the Palestinian Authority (PA) as

Police were on high alert in Jerusalem on Friday, deploying 3,000 officers after Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah faction pledged a “day of rage” – but aside from

A coalition from Israel arrived in France Thursday for an Aliyah Weekend event to promote Jewish immigration to Israel, which has been on the rise spurred on by rising anti-Semitism

The Lavian musical production honoring the memory of Latvian aviator and Nazi war criminal Herbert Cukurs, which has been condemned by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, has outraged Jews in Latvia and abroad.

Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon (Likud) is dropping the purchase of US V-22 Osprey aircraft, raising concerns that this could further chill already frosty relations with Washington, Israel Hayom daily said Thursday.

The “silent intifada” of terrorism in Jerusalem continued unabated on Thursday night, a day after the assassination attempt on Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick and despite heightened security, as yet

Morocco said Thursday it has arrested two jihadists who were planning to attack banks and multinational companies in the North African country and in France. An interior ministry statement said the Frenchman and Franco-Moroccan arrested on

Jerusalem police are making preparations for the funeral of the terrorist who shot and seriously wounded Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick, which will be held at 11 p.m. Thursday night.

Over the past several days a Hezbollah terrorist attempted to murder Israelis in Peru only to have his plots foiled by local authorities, revealed Channel 2 on Thursday. The terrorist, a member

Police have decided to keep the five Jewish protesters arrested Thursday morning under detention, after they tried to enter the Temple Mount to demonstrate against the discrimination against Jews at the holiest

Israeli police folded to a chorus of international criticism on Thursday evening and decided to reopen the Temple Mount on Friday – for Muslims only, not for Jews. “It was decided

Israel must take steps to maintain its “Start-Up Nation” status as young technology companies increasingly opt to move abroad, Bank Hapoalim Chairman Yair Seroussi told Bloomberg Business News Thursday. “For

There has been an improvement in the condition of leading Jewish Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick, who was shot Wednesday by an Arab would-be assassin. The Director of General Surgery

Israel temporarily closed the Temple Mount for Jews and Muslims on Thursday following the assassination attempt on Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick in Jerusalem the night before, and the US

The largest ice cream factory in the Middle East will be built in the city of Arad in southern Israel, Finance Minister Yair Lapid announced on Thursday. The factory, which

Egypt on Thursday banned a pressure group that has pushed for the reinstatement of former President Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood, who was ousted by the army last year.

Referring to Israel as an “apartheid state” is a “blatant lie”, Economy Minister and Jewish Home chairman Naftali Bennett said on Thursday. Bennett gave a series of interviews to international

Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz on Thursday said that Sweden’s recognition of “Palestine” is “an attack on the existence and security of Israel.” Steinitz, who met with the heads of the

MK Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home) on Thursday called on the government to announce new regulations regarding Jewish prayers on the Temple Mount, as a response to the shooting of leading

Yehuda Gilck, a leading advocate for Jewish rights on the Temple Mount, has been very seriously wounded after being shot in Jerusalem on Wednesday night, Arutz Sheva has learned.  Glick was shot

Israeli drinks firm SodaStream, hit by international boycott calls, said Wednesday it was shutting a controversial factory in Judea-Samaria on Wednesday, in a decision it said was linked to a 9% fall in sales. 

Israel officially closed immigration from Ethiopia last year, as all of the Ethiopian Jews had been brought to Israel – as had those from the Falash Mura community, whose Jewish

Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas attempted to clean up his image on Wednesday, in an interview with Channel 10, after he made a number of threats against Jews and Israelis

The White House is distancing itself from slanderous comments by an unnamed Obama administration official on Wednesday, after the official was quoted by Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic as having called Prime

Thousands of civil servants in Gaza queued outside post offices Wednesday, waiting to receive their first paycheck from the Palestinian Authority (PA)-Hamas “unity government” over four months after it was formally established, AFP correspondents

The Jerusalem light rail has found itself a victim of increased rock attacks by Arabs in recent months, but a report by the State Comptroller Wednesday said that the rail

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Likud Central Committee chairman MK Danny Danon have agreed to bring the issue of holding the Likud primaries earlier than scheduled for a discussion at

The United Nations (UN) Security Council on Wednesday held an emergency session over Israel’s plans to build 1,000 new homes in Jerusalem, Al Jazeera reported. According to Haaretz, while the

Susan Rice, National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama, denied on Wednesday that there was a crisis in Israel-U.S. relations, The Atlantic reports. “The relationship is not in crisis. The