Elad Benari

Israeli's Car Stolen as Helps Fellow Motorist

A resident of the Binyamin region community of Kochav Hashachar had his car stolen by PA Arabs after he stopped to help a fellow motorist.

Dismissed Civics Head Claims Smear Campaign

Adar Cohen, dismissed for promoting post-Zionist textbooks: I was the target of a well-orchestrated smear campaign.

PA Sends Aid to 'Palestinian Refugees' in Syria

An aid convoy with food and medicine left Ramallah and headed towards a Syrian area of 'Palestinian refugees'.

PA Cancels Summit After Israel Bars Envoys

The PA has cancelled planned meeting of envoys in Ramallah after Israel refused to admit attendees from countries that don't recognize it.

Netanyahu: Khamenei 'Not a Rational Leader'

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu explains in closed conversations why he is seriously considering attacking Iran's nuclear facilities.

Morsi Calls Urgent Meeting After Terror Attack

Egyptian President Morsi calls for an urgent meeting with the military council after an attack kills at least 15 Egyptian policemen.

Assad's Forces Pound Rebels in Aleppo

Assad's forces attack rebel positions in Aleppo as rebels prepare for a “strong offensive” by government forces on the city.

5 Israelis Wounded in Jerusalem Rock Attack

Five Israelis wounded by rocks thrown by Arab residents of east Jerusalem at an Israeli bus traveling to the Western Wall.

Shin Bet: Number of Terror Attacks Down in July

July saw a significant decrease in the number of terrorist attacks, according to figures released by the Israel Security Agency.

After Economic Measures, Netanyahu Gets 25 Seats

Likud drops but retains power: New poll finds Netanyahu would win 25 seats in the next elections.

Erekat: Date of UN Bid to be Decided Next Month

Saeb Erekat says the Arab ministerial council will discuss the PA's next bid to the United Nations on September 5.

Iran and World Powers to Hold More Nuclear Talks

Chief negotiators for the EU and Iran agree to hold more talks about Tehran's nuclear work. Previous talks broke down.

UN Confirms Syrian Rebels Have Heavy Weapons

The head of the UN peacekeeping department confirms Syria's rebels have heavy weapons, as rebels capture a tank.

Syria's Muslim Brotherhood Hopes for Islamic State

The Muslim Brotherhood in Syria says that the country post-Assad will be an Islamic state.

Israelis Warned to Leave Sinai Now

Counter-Terrorism Bureau issues a serious warning against travelling to the Sinai Peninsula.

Iran Could Have Nuclear Weapons Within a Year

Dr. Ephraim Asculai says he doubts the sanctions on Iran will lead it to give up its nuclear weapons program.

Report: Obama Authorized Support for Syrian Rebels

President Barack Obama has signed a secret order authorizing U.S. support for rebels in Syria, sources say.

Egypt's New Prime Minister Announces Government

Egypt's prime minister, Hisham Kandil, draws on bureaucrats and Islamists for the first Muslim Brotherhood-led administration.

Egyptian Official Confirms Morsi's Letter to Peres

Unnamed Egyptian official says President Mohammed Morsi had indeed sent a letter to Israeli President Shimon Peres.

White House Spokesman Agrees with Netanyahu

A spokesman for the White House says U.S. agrees with PM Netanyahu that Iran has not yet decided to abandon its nukes.

MK Ze'ev: Drafting Hareidim Will End the Coalition

MK Nissim Ze’ev (Shas) warns that forcing a mass enlistment by hareidi religious youth would mean the end of the coalition.

U.S. Approves New Sanctions on Iran

U.S. Congress passes new package of sanctions punishing banks and insurance companies that help Tehran.

Hamas Outraged Over PA Official's Auschwitz Visit

A visit to Auschwitz by an advisor to PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has sparked outrage among Hamas terrorists.

Army Radio Undeterred by Anarchists

A live broadcast on Army Radio from Susya, near Hevron, went ahead as scheduled despite attempts by leftist anarchists to stop it.

Israeli Tennis Players Make History in London

Israeli tennis players Andy Ram and Yoni Erlich beat world champion Roger Federer and his partner in London, advance to quarterfinals.

Report: Syrian Rebels Acquire Missiles

News report says rebels fighting to depose Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad have acquired a small supply of surface-to-air missiles.

UN General Assembly to Discuss Syria Crisis

UN General Assembly to meet on Syria, vote on a resolution that condemns the Security Council for failing to take action against Damascus.

Delhi Police Charge Muslim Journalist in Attack

Delhi Police indict Indian journalist of conspiring with foreign elements in the terror attack on an Israeli diplomat's car.

PA, Israel Sign Agreements on Taxes, Goods

Finance Minister Steinitz and PA Prime Minister Fayyad agree on arrangements regarding taxation and the transfer of goods.

Obama's New Sanctions Target Banks that Help Iran

President Barack Obama announces new U.S. sanctions against foreign banks that help Iran sell its oil.

Egypt Denies Morsi Sent a Letter to Peres

Egypt denies reports that President Mohammed Morsi sent a letter to Israeli counterpart Shimon Peres.

Netanyahu: I Won't Let Iran Destroy Us

Prime Minister Netanyahu in interviews to major television channels: Iran is making atomic bombs to destroy us. I won't let that happen.

2 Israelis Wounded in Samaria Terror Attack

Two Israelis lightly wounded after a vehicle was attacked by Arabs near the Yitzhar junction in Samaria.

Last Survivor of 1942 Auschwitz Escape Passes Away

August Kowalczyk, the last remaining survivor from a group of prisoners who escaped Auschwitz in 1942, passes away at 90.

U.S. Lawmakers Reach Deal on New Iran Sanctions

U.S. lawmakers reach a compromise on new sanctions that will add additional pressure on countries that purchase Iranian oil.

PA Officials Destroy 'Settlement' Products

PA inspectors have confiscated and destroyed 148.2 kg of products that were made in Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.

Egyptian Group Warns: Hamas is Dangerous

The Justice and Development Organization for Human Rights in Egypt calls to release Gaza from under the rule of Hamas.

No Injuries as IDF Force Attacked with Mortars

Terrorists fired five mortar shells at an IDF force operating near central Gaza on Monday. No one was hurt.

Jerusalem: Arabs Attack Students with Belts

One yeshiva student needed to be hospitalized after Arabs attacked a group of students and hit them with belts over Shabbat.

Romney Supports Two-State Solution

Romney says he supports a two-state solution with the starting point on borders to be “decided by the parties involved.”