MK Saada: The chances of forming a change government with the Arab parties and haredim are virtually zero. Members of Eisenkot's party tell me they would oppose such a move. It's either a unity government or elections.
After fighting on October 7, taking part in battles across the Gaza Strip and losing his comrades in Rafah, Captain Y. looks to the new generation of recruits with great faith, 'the spirit of victory of the Jewish people is stronger than ever.'
Chabad emissary Rabbi Tzvi Bassman spoke to Arutz Sheva about the 150-year-old synagogue he heads, which has reopened to serve a community made up entirely of teenagers.
Rabbi David Fendel of Sderot Yeshiva defends rabbis’ involvement in politics, warned against voting for parties that may fail to cross the electoral threshold, and lamented divisions in Religious Zionism.
Meir Bertler of Shomer Yosh calls poisoning incidents in Judea and Samaria 'a new form of terrorism,' saying poison is being spread in grazing areas and water sources.
Amit Segal says Netanyahu may form a government with Gadi Eisenkot even with 61 seats, weakening Ben Gvir and the haredi parties, but questions claims that he plans to exclude them.
MK Moshe Saada calls for appointing a new attorney general after the elections to withdraw the indictment against Netanyahu and launch investigations alleging serious misconduct in the investigations.
Rabbi David Ben Pinchas, who lost his daughter in a car accident and his son in battle in Rafah, speaks about grief, his son’s heroism and faith that remains unshaken: “The pain remains, but it does not affect my faith."
Three years after Hamas’ massacre, Staff Sgt. Maj. Rami Cohen returns to the Sderot police station, where he rescued two little girls hiding beside their murdered mother before being shot 14 times and left wounded for two hours.
the place where their lives were cut short
Dr. Uzy Hadad of speaks to Arutz Sheva and warns that the real AI danger may not be machines turning against humanity, but humans becoming so dependent on them.
Prof. Bar-Zeev, a water desalination expert, leads intensive efforts to identify the source of naturally occurring contamination threatening Israel's desalination plants.
Omer Shem Tov, a survivor of Hamas captivity, tells Arutz Sheva about the moment he surrendered himself to G-d deep inside the tunnel, 'I felt warmth and light in the darkness.'
Dr. Schleifer, expert in psychological warfare, says the seemingly innocent kites launched from Gaza are the beginning of a planned and systematic Hamas effort to condition Israel.
Was Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the anti-Israel Iranian president, actually recruited by the Mossad? It remains unclear, but already in the early years of the state there was a mysterious connection with a hostile president.
Rabbi Ya'ir Paran, great-grandson of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, says that the Basic Law: Torah Study, 'disgraces the Torah' and calls for the state to draft haredim while preserving their way of life.
Elor Azaria's former attorney doubts Defense Minister will be able to erase his criminal record while the legal establishment is unlikely to give in without a fight.
In an interview with Arutz Sheva at the Heart for Science, Technology and Security Conference, Maj. Gen. (res.) Itzhak Brik presents a bleak analysis of the current situation on the various fronts.
Dozens of Israel supporters gathered near a pro-Palestinian demonstration outside the Arutz Sheva conference at the IMP real estate convention in London, while large police forces secured the area.
'The moment I saw it lock onto me, I knew it was going to kill me,' says Rabbi Boaz Sluck, a 55-year-old reserve soldier who was seriously wounded in Lebanon, and explains why, despite his age, he refuses to give up reserve duty.
Former hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel visit the Arutz Sheva studios in Jerusalem. During the visit, Aviva Siegel writes a personal inscription to CEO and Editor-in-Chief Uzi Baruch, thanking him for his continuous support of the hostages and their families.
The threat posed by fiber-optic guided explosive drones continues to exact a heavy toll and deeply trouble Israel’s defense establishment. Is a solution on the horizon - and what will happen if the threat reaches Judea and Samaria?
After 15 years around the world, including in Hitler's bunker, the Mossad exhibition on the capture of Eichmann is returning to Israel. The exhibition's curator described it as 'an expression of victory.'
What brought Israel to its current low point in US public relations and can it be fixed? Former Israeli Consul in LA Yaki Dayan analyzes the reasons and is convinced that there is a way and we must take action now.
Jerusalem Mayor, Moshe Lion, gives Arutz Sheva a behind-the-scenes look at leading Israel's capital during wartime, 'The enemy is also firing at holy sites and eastern sections of the city.'
Yehoshua and Sima Sherman speak about their longing for their son Yehuda Shmuel, murdered in a ramming attack, and their resolve to continue his path through strengthening Jewish communities.
Materials engineer: Hazardous materials facilities in Israel are protected against missiles according to strict standards; however, regular inspections and construction with more durable materials must still be ensured.
Following the inclusion of the anti-obesity injection for teenagers in the national health basket, psychotherapist Dr. Ilan Tal emphasizes it must be combined with emotional regulation and proper supervision, 'Parents, the responsibility is yours.'
Segev Kalfon, who survived captivity in Gaza, gives a harrowing interview to Arutz Sheva on moments of terror, incredible miracles, and Rabbi David Abuhatzeira's chilling blessing that came true.
Marc Zell, chairman of the Republican Party in Israel, says Netanyahu and Trump are in close coordination and estimates their meeting will include planning a strike following the collapse of talks with Iran.
MK Tally Gotliv slams Jerusalem District Court for ordering Minister Ben Gvir to approve police officer Rinat Saban’s promotion, calling it an overreach and warning of a constitutional clash.
The head of the Research Department at the Jerusalem Institute for Applied Policy tells of enormous, unregulated sums that Qatar transfers to institutions in Israel. What is Israel hiding behind the civilian façade?
Despite being presented as a neutral mediator, Nikolay Mladenov, CEO of Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza, has a history of statements opposing Israeli policy, raising questions about his neutrality, according to an Ad Kan investigation.
A Haifa resident talks about the police's indifference towards Kaplan protesters who blocked traffic routes, including the entrance to a hospital, compared to batons used against haredi protesters.
Dr. Thamar E. Gindin: 'The Iranian people went to the streets to protest and risked their lives because of Trump's promises. Even if he bombs Iran now, it's too late for thousands of families.'
Itzik Bonzel warns Hamas is rebuilding, says Gaza must be resolved militarily, and voices full support for PM Netanyahu, while demanding accountability for the failures of October 7.
Hundreds of rabbis join new partnership between Tzalash and Tochnit Hadar, named in memory of Lt. Hadar Goldin, to accompany yeshiva and mechina graduates throughout their IDF service, reinforcing military service as a supreme mitzvah and expression of holiness.
Rabbi Yehoshua Schmidt praises Otzma Yehudit, backs death penalty bill, reflects war and the two terror attacks he survived and his son's injury in the war.
Rabbi Yoel Ben-Nun recounts his personal correspondence with former PM Yitzhak Rabin during the Oslo years, highlighting Rabin’s stance on Jewish communities and urging an end to today’s political rift.
Excited parents at the induction center express their expectations, concerns, and gave some good advice for military service.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich says that the internal disagreements surrounding the Draft Law can be bridged, declaring: ‘The law is not political.'
Border Defense Battalion Commander: ‘Our mission is to be ready for another October 7-style attack’
Retired judge David Cheshin is set to deliver a dramatic ruling in the decades-long Ponovezh Yeshiva dispute, addressing both financial ownership and spiritual authority. How did it all start?
Nordic youth leader Markus Glennmo tells Arutz Sheva that the delegation is visiting Israel to learn about the country’s security challenges from the north to the Gaza envelope.
Maya, daughter of warrant officer (res.) Sebastian Haion, who fell in battle in Gaza, speaks to Arutz Sheva about her father, 'Do not forget the contribution of the fallen soldiers.'
Noam Party Chairman Avi Maoz expresses concern about the implications of the deal to release the hostages, but still defines it as 'the best agreement for Israel in the current situation.'
Deputy head of the Public Health Division at the Ministry of Health talks about efforts to make life-saving measles vaccines accessible to parts of the population who are unaware of the danger.
Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion talks about the special atmosphere in the city during Sukkot, and his vision for a strong and united capital, 'I invite everyone to come to the mayor's Sukkah in Safra Square.'
Ex-Shin Bet official Yossi Amrosi outlines the three challenges awaiting incoming Shin Bet chief, including restoring public trust, building a multi-year work plan, and rethinking failed concepts.
Oded Ailam, former head of the Counterterrorism Division in the Mossad, says that Qatar presents itself as a global mediator while funding terror and buying influence through real estate, companies, sports clubs, and even politicians - all to cement its international power.
Education in Israel is at a crossroads: IASA survey finds most students aren’t ready for adulthood, and experts say it’s time for change.
Adv. Besserglick criticizes police and prosecutor's office for their conduct during arrest of Netanyahu's former advisor, Yonatan Urich, claiming draconian measures were used while concealing evidence.
International DJ Oded Nir returns to Israel after 20 years and calls on Diaspora Jews to come home and recognize that we are surrounded by wolves waiting for our downfall.
Former Minister Erdan sees a clear connection between the Disengagement 20 years ago and the strengthening of Hamas before October 7 and is certain that no Muslim entity could take Hamas' place.
The October 7th attack could have been repulsed, “conceptzia” or no “conceptzia”. Easily. The lack of preparedness is not Netanyahu’s fault, even though he can be blamed automatically because he is at the top, a risk that comes with the job. Opinion.
Reserve Lt. Col. Y., Deputy Battalion Commander, speaks from the Beit Hanoun area: 'The mission is clear, every night we carry it out.'
Roman Gurevich warns of a dangerous deterioration in Iran-Azerbaijan relations amid growing cooperation with Israel, while tensions rise between Baku and Moscow following the brutal arrest of Azerbaijanis in Russia.
Arutz Sheva launches Arabic-language site to promote Zionist journalism, bridge Jewish-Arab divide, and provide a balanced platform for Arabic-speaking readers worldwide.
Footage of missile impact sites serves the enemy — but not only them. How does this happen, and who else receives the information? Dr. Zimmerman, an AI expert, explains.
Att. Zehava Gur files Supreme Court petition demanding investigation into alleged theft of ceramic vest by AG's son, accusing military and civilian authorities of covering up the incident, warns of selective enforcement and potential ethical breaches.
