Arabs Break into Olive Grove on the Sabbath
Residents of Neve Tzuf in Binyamin found Arabs destroying a nearby olive grove and chased them away. Mainstream media didn't report it.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Residents of Neve Tzuf in Binyamin found Arabs destroying a nearby olive grove and chased them away. Mainstream media didn't report it.

Zionists "should give their place to others," Iranian President tells Hizbullah-affiliated television network.

A Kuwaiti court sentences a local man to five years in prison for insulting the emir on Twitter.

Israeli experts cast doubt about the authenticity of a new radar-evading fighter jet unveiled by Iran over the weekend.

Sporadic clashes break out between protesters and security forces outside the presidential palace in Cairo, after Friday clashes kill one.

Iran's installation of new equipment at its Natanz nuclear plant will speed up enrichment efforts, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu says.

Egypt receives four F-16 aircraft from the United States, the first of a group of 20 that will be delivered this year.

After previously speaking with President Peres, the new U.S. Secretary of State phones PM Netanyahu, who says he is committed to peace.

Israel’s 48 new MK-elects underwent a “crash course” to learn the Knesset etiquette and regulations.

Turkish PM says Israeli air strike on Syria violates international law, ignores his own country's similar past actions.

Blast goes off in southern Lebanon, near the city of Tyre, several hours after Israeli aircraft were reportedly near the area.

Iran’s rial has plummeted to an all-time low, dropping more than 21 percent drop over two weeks.

Moscow says it wants to keep in regular contact with the Syrian opposition after FM Lavrov meets the coalition's leader.

The PA is making efforts to bring the leader of a group that carried out a terror attack in Israel in 1974 into Judea and Samaria.

Egypt's main opposition group backs calls to oust the ruling Islamists after deadly clashes erupt throughout the country.

The Revolutionary People's Liberation Party claims responsibility for the attack at the U.S. Embassy in Ankara.

Iran presents its new Qaher F-313 fighter jet, claims it is able to evade radar systems.

Turkish FM claims that the Syrians' failure to respond to Israeli airstrike means there is a secret deal between the two countries.

Shin Bet, in cooperation with IDF, arrests 20 members of a Hamas terror squad in Hevron.

The window for negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program cannot stay open for “too much longer”, says outgoing Secretary of State.

The Syrian army’s chief of staff threatens his country will respond to an alleged Israeli airstrike "when the time is right."

Chuck Hagel, under fire from Republicans over his anti-Israel stance, reiterates support for Israel, regrets past remarks.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon expresses "grave concern" over an alleged Israeli airstrike in Syria, calls all parties to “prevent tensions.”

Netanyahu feels negotiations with Yesh Atid are starting off on the wrong foot because of Lapid's many demands.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman launches a scathing attack on the UNHRC over call on Israel to withdraw from Judea and Samaria.

One suspect has been arrested after a 14-year-old male student was shot in the head at a school in Atlanta.

Newspaper report indicates Hamas’s political chief Mashaal told Jordan's King to inform Obama his group accepts the "two-state solution."

A controversial Egyptian preacher urges President Morsi to kill “thugs” and “criminals” who are burning the country.

Lebanese news website reports that the target of an airstrike near Damascus was a chemical weapons center.

Hagel writes to Senate: There is time and space for diplomacy with Iran, but the window is closing.

Iran's defense minister will be questioned as part of an agreement to investigate 1994 attack on a Buenos Aires Jewish center.

German Chancellor Merkel urges visiting Egyptian president to ensure constant dialogue as his country grapples with a political crisis.

Rabbi Dr. Daniel Tropper of the Jewish Home’s Elections Committee: We can have influence in the Interior and Religious Affairs Ministries.

White House, State Department refuse to comment when asked whether Israel had carried out an airstrike in Syria.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu wins the support of the Knesset’s two largest factions in forming a new government.

Zead Ramadan, head of the New York branch of Hamas-affiliated CAIR, to run against Jew for seat on New York City Council.

Israel protests Argentina's decision to create a commission with Iran to investigate attack on Buenos Aires Jewish center.

Israel boycotts a UNHRC review of its rights situation, after cutting off ties with the body due to ongoing bias.

U.S. President Barack Obama announces an extra $155 million dollars to aid refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war.

Acting editor of Sunday Times apologizes for the cartoon which depicts Netanyahu building a wall with the bodies of Arabs.
