Munich Olympics Terrorists Aided by Neo-Nazi
The Arab terrorists who murdered 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972 were aided by a neo-Nazi, German magazine exposes.
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Yishai at the Airport: This is Just the Beginning
Interior Minister arrives at Ben Gurion Airport, says Israel waiting for legal clearance to deport Eritreans and North Sudanese.
IAF Strikes Terror Targets in Gaza
IAF aircraft strike a weapons manufacturing site in southern Gaza and a center of terrorist in central Gaza.
Ahmadinejad to Quit Politics in 2013
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tells German newspaper he will end his political career when his second term ends next year.
Report Reveals Assad's 'Shopping List' from Russia
The Associated Press reveals some weapons systems Russia has recently shipped to Syria or pledged to deliver.
PA to UEFA: Bar Israel from Hosting Championship
Palestine Football Association asks UEFA to bar Israel from hosting a championship because of the detention of PA players.
70-Year-Old Jew Beaten in Budapest
70-year-old Jewish man was brutally beaten last week on the streets of Budapest, near the local synagogue.
Mofaz to Abbas: Let's Talk Peace Now
Vice PM Shaul Mofaz calls on PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas to take advantage of the large coalition and begin peace negotiations.
Morsi 'Respects' Court's Decision
Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood’s presidential candidate in Egypt, says he respects the court ruling allowing Ahmed Shafiq to run.
Syria Claims to Arrest Suicide Bomber
Syrian authorities claim to have arrested a terrorist who was planning to commit a suicide attack in a mosque.
Hundreds in Solidarity Rallies for Ulpana
Hundreds of activists arrive at intersections across the country, hold solidarity protests with Ulpana residents.
Peres and Clinton Discuss the Middle East
During his visit to the U.S. President Peres discussed strategic challenges in the Middle East with U.S. Secretary State Clinton.
Netanyahu Promises Swift Solution to Infiltrators
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu: The problem of infiltrators is now being dealt with. We will stop the flood of infiltrators.
Former Tunisian Pres. Sentenced to Life in Prison
Tunisian court sentences former President Ben Ali to life in prison for his role in the deaths of protesters during last year's uprising.
Norway Urged to Act Against Anti-Semitism
Simon Wiesenthal Center sends a letter to Norway's Minister of Justice following the hate crime against a 16-year-old Jewish student.
Expert: Court Acted Illegally in Ulpana Case
Legal expert Attorney Aharon Papo: The residents of the Ulpana neighborhood weren't properly represented.
Obama: Peres is a True Founding Father
President Obama gives the Medal of Freedom to President Shimon Peres, says Peres “is nothing short of extraordinary.”
Regavim Welcomes Injunction Against Arabs
Attorney Amir Fisher welcomes court decision to accept the petition against illegal Arab construction in Susya.
MK Ariel to Peres: Refuse the Medal
MK Ariel calls on President Peres to refuse the Medal of Freedom, after White House says there's no change regarding Pollard.
Court Orders Demolition of Illegal Arab Buildings
Supreme Court issues injunctions against 52 illegal structures in Arab Susya, following a petition by the Regavim organization.
Mubarak Fears Doctors Want to Kill Him
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak does not trust his doctors in the prison hospital and fears they are out to kill him.
Observers in Syria Attacked, Civil War Continues
UN observers in Syria blocked from a besieged rebel-held town, as peacekeeping chief admits there is a civil war.
Israeli Scientist Named World Food Prize Winner
Dr. Daniel Hillel, an Israeli-American scientist who created an innovative irrigation method, named winner of the 2012 World Food Prize.
Rivlin: We Cannot Ignore the Armenian Genocide
Knesset holds special discussion on the 1915 Armenian Genocide. Rivlin: This is not an accusation at the current Turkish government.
PA NGO to Children: Replace Cigarettes with Guns
PA-based NGO supported by UN branches puts on a puppet show, tells kids to see Jews as “enemies” who kill Arab youth.
Officials: Iran Agrees to Discuss P5+1 Proposal
EU officials say Iran has agreed to discuss a proposal from world powers to curb its production of uranium during talks in Moscow.
Report: Mubarak's Heart Stopped Twice
Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was defibrillated twice after his heart stopped, says a prison hospital source.
MasterCard Ranks Tel Aviv 5th in Middle East
The city of Tel Aviv ranks fifth on MasterCard's Global Destination Cities Index’s top 10 destination cities in the Middle East and Africa.
U.S. to Exempt 7 Countries from Sanctions on Iran
The United States will exempt seven emerging economies, including India, from tough new sanctions after they cut back on oil from Iran.
Opposition Leader: Assad Should Transfer Power
The new leader of Syria's exiled opposition calls President Bashar al-Assad to transfer power to his deputy.
Netanyahu, Peres Condemn Yad Vashem Graffiti
Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Peres condemn the anti-Zionist hate slogans that were sprayed on the Yad VaShem Holocaust Museum.
Researchers Find Link Between Flame and Stuxnet
Security researchers say they have found a direct link between the Stuxnet worm and the Flame virus.
Libya's Landmark Elections Postponed to July 7
Libya announces that elections for a constituent assembly have been postponed to July 7, citing logistical and technical reasons.
Flame Virus 'Told to Vanish', Say Experts
U.S. computer security researchers say the Flame computer virus has gotten orders to vanish, leaving no trace.
Shafiq, Brotherhood Attack One Another
Days before the presidential runoff in Egypt, candidate Ahmed Shafiq and the Muslim Brotherhood sharpen their attacks on one another.
Iran Warns: Moscow Talk Could Fail
Iran warns that this month's talks in Moscow, over Iran's nuclear program, could stall because of faulty preparation.
Kara: All of Assad's Officers Were Trained in Iran
Deputy Minister Ayoub Kara warns of the dangerous connection between Syria's Assad, Iran and Hizbullah.
Deputy COS: Israel Must Be Alert
Deputy Chief of Staff Yair Naveh warns: Syria’s arsenal of chemical weapons may fall into the rebels’ hands, Israel needs to prepare.
Six Day War Veteran Looks Back
Hillel Erman, who served in the IDF Paratroopers Brigade during the 1967 Six Day War, remembers it 45 years later.
Airport Drill Simulates Aviation Disaster
1,200 people take part in exercise simulating a serious aviation disaster at the Ben Gurion International Airport.
