The attempt to subordinate Middle East reality to Western conventional wisdom, was compared by Prof. Elie Kedourie – a leading historian of the Middle East – to trying to make water run uphill. Op-ed.
Russia will,one day, wake up to find its Sunni Southern Defense Line has become a nuclear Iran Offense force inside its defense line.Op-ed.
Western conventional wisdom pressures Israel to sacrifice Middle East reality on the altar of wishful-thinking and oversimplification.Op-ed.
German defense chief meets IDF chief of staff , discussing importance of international forces in the region.
The question many are asking is why has stability in the Middle East become subject to groups and organizations and not states? Op-ed.
This is what it takes to become a soldier in one of the elite fighting units on the planet.
The National Security Council Counter-Terrorism Bureau has continued its travel warning for Israeli tourists to Turkey.
A draft of a House Foreign Affairs bill will make waves by hitting Hizbullah and the PA.
The Palestinian Authority has slammed Israel's effort to relieve its housing shortage in two towns in Judea and Samaria.
A terrorist who leaked information about the Shalit trade failure will not be punished, since prison authorities do not know who he is.
Surprise: activist Aryeh King says Arab violence on Mount of Olives has dropped sharply as security has increased.
A former CIA operative says Israel is likely to strike Iran before the Palestinian Authority attempts to win membership at the U.N.
Five Saddam-era officials, including two of the late dictator's half-brothers, are slated for execution after being handed over to Iraqi officials
Activists protest anti-Jewish discrimination on the Temple Mount and Muslim disrespect for the site's holiness.
The town of Barkan moves to honor revisionist leader Abba Achimeir, decades after changing name and offending family.
Even political opponents admit that the fence along Egyptian border is a success. Ketzaleh continues to push migrant city.
The latest round of protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square have entered a seventh day and are heating up – again.
The United Nations has removed any doubts about objectivity on the “peace process.” It asks media to be biased and blames Israel for its failure.
A sting operation targeting the Al Qaeda international terrorist organization has netted 14 suspects in the Turkish province of Ankara.
Hamas is using children as soldiers in its terrorist war against Israel, Ambassador Ron Prosor tells the United Nations.
IDF killed one Arab north of Shechem during a search for terrorists. The military said the suspect fled and did not obey soldiers' orders to halt.
Ayatollah Khameini has reportedly ordered Iran's Revolutionary Guards to complete and test a nuclear bomb in 2012.
Tunnel Attack Planner Gets Life. Khaled Abu Amsha planned the tunnel attack that killed Sergeant Major Amir Tzimerman.
Knesset committee to discuss Arab attacks on Mt. Scopus hospital, but MK Eldad admits Eskimo may be culprits.
President Peres and Prime Minister Netanyahu met with Greek Greek President Karolos Papoulias and thanked him for his support of Israel.
Senior official in the newly formed country of South Sudan: Israel is a friendly country and we love the people of Israel.
More than 100 members of the European Parliament urge the EU to discourage the Palestinian Authority's bid for a unilateral recognition of a state.
Authorities who crushed the Gulf’s main uprising arrested and abused many Shiite doctors who treated the wounded.
As MKs take sides over the “boycott law,” MK Elkin says Kadima's change of heart reveals slide to the left.
The United States, joined by American Jewish groups, has called on the United Nations to sack its rapporteur on PA rights, Richard Falk.
“Israel recognizes South Sudan,” says Prime Minister, thanks Israel’s friends for helping to block “fly-in.”
Hundreds visit ancient synagogues in Samoa and Susiya, touring in honor of slain hikers.
The “fly-in flotilla” fizzles as most are barred from flights. Ben Gurion Airport stays on alert; 6 deported.
A demonstrator talks: Protesters in Syria are being beaten and tortured. Twitter is being monitored by the government. Facebook is not safe.
The International Solidarity Movement and other left-wing groups are planning the massive fly-in this week to stir up unrest in Judea and Samaria.
A new Gallup poll released Tuesday indicates that Jewish support for President Obama has slipped over the past months – but only slightly.
Anti-Zionist fringe group Neturei Karta in London expresses support for Sheikh Ra’ad Salah, who was arrested by Britain.
Watchdog group NGO Monitor formulates guidelines for NGOs and their funders, to make it harder for the New Israel Fund to endanger Israel.
A French boat eludes the Greek blockade on sailing to Gaza but then turns back after passengers have second thoughts.
President Peres awards reservists for excellence and tells them they are a special elite force, as civilians who still fight for the country.
Syrian protests spread in numbers and frequency as Assad’s forces shoot to kill and wound an Olympic boxing champ. Police confiscate mobile videos.
As Israel prepares for Friday’s ‘fly in’ to Ben Gurion Airport, Minister Edelstein says Israel is prepared for any scenario.
Barak suspends Netanyahu’s order to transfer 84 bodies of terrorists to the Palestinian Authority because the move might hurt freeng Schalit.
The Libyan Civil War has still not moved in a decisive direction.
Fifty Bnei Akiva youth mark July 4th by donning prison garb and entering a jail-like environment for 10 days.
Holland has thrown cold water on the Palestinian Authority’s revived plan to seek statehood through the United Nations.
Officers’ training base has Rabbi Zalman Melamed’s “Some Ask” book removed for determining that orders to evict Jews should be refused.
Pro-Hamas flotilla activists expose their political agenda and reject a Greek offer to guarantee shipping aid to Gaza through Israeli ports.
A report by the Israel Security Agency shows a decline in terror attacks during the month of June.
The government will allow a small number of new building tenders for Judea and Samaria, all in “settlement blocs.”
Hizbullah terrorist chief Hassan Nasrallah accused the Special Lebanon Tribunal president of being "close" to Israel. Four terrorists are indicted.
Terrorists in Hamas-controlled Gaza resumed rocket fire on the Negev Sunday. The missile exploded in an open area. The IDF has not retaliated.
No life raft for the Gaza-bound flotilla: Greece has anchored it, the Quartet is against it, and a Congressman says US activists face arrest.
Arutz Sheva's coverage of Arab workers' attack on rabbi and his students leads company to fire workers, promise change.
Saad Hariri and Najib Mikati have two clashing approaches to stability following the Hizbullah indictments.
Britain is, and has been, one of the most anti-Semitic countries in the world, says Hebrew University Professor Robert Wistrich.
The IDF arrested a Hamas lawmaker and three other officials Tuesday in the area of Shechem. Currently 14 Hamas terrorist lawmakers are detained.
Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad acknowledged Tuesday that U.N. recognition of its “state” would change nothing.
Israel’s newest Air Force pilots “receive their wings” in IDF ceremonies this week at the Negev base of Hatzerim, five miles east of Be’er Sheva.
The real reason for Bilin riots is that protesters earn cash for throwing stones, says the IDF, which is relocating the fence, the supposed cause.
