Gaza Power Plant Returns to Life
Gaza's power plant returns to life after Israel reopens Kerem Shalom. Israel, as usual, is blamed for the power plant shutting down.
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Syria: We Want Iran in Geneva 2 Talks
Syria’s Foreign Minister clarifies that his country is committed to having its key regional ally Iran attend next month's peace conference.
Eldad: Treat the Temple Mount Like a Holy Site
Former MK slams government's conduct with respect to the Temple Mount, after secret report reveals serious Israeli failures since 1967.
Erekat Condemns Vote on Jordan Valley Annexation
Chief PA negotiator says Israel is "destroying peace" by approving a bill to annex the Jordan Valley.
Fogels' Son: Why Are they Releasing Murderers?
11-year-old Roi Fogel wants to know why the government is releasing terrorist murderers.
Student Killed, 101 Arrested in Egypt Clashes
Egypt continues its crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood which was designated as a terrorist organization.
Cabinet to Approve Benefits to Residents of South
Prime Minister Netanyahu to submit a 166 million shekel plan for economic benefits for Sderot and the area adjacent to Gaza.
PA Official Calls for 'Smart Resistance'
Nabil Shaath predicts that peace talks will fail, says the PA should then resort to pursuing statehood through the UN.
PLO to Hamas: Cut Ties with Muslim Brotherhood
Leaders in the PLO say Hamas should dissociate itself from the Muslim Brotherhood and confirm loyalty to "Palestine."
Kerem Shalom Crossing with Gaza to Re-open
Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon orders that the Kerem Shalom border crossing be re-opened as of Sunday morning.
Murderer of 16 Among Terrorists to be Freed
Israel Prison Service makes public the list of 26 terrorists who will be freed in the latest “gesture” to the Palestinian Authority.
Iraq Getting Help in Fighting Al-Qaeda
The United States has delivered dozens of missiles to Iraq to help combat Al-Qaeda, say officials in both countries.
Washington: Egypt Going 'Way Too Far'
U.S. official: Egypt’s latest crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood is a bit too much but we won’t take action.
Dr. Dore Gold to Become Adviser to Netanyahu
Dr. Dore Gold, formerly the Israeli ambassador to the UN, will serve as political adviser to PM Netanyahu, replacing Ron Dermer.
More Illegal Aliens Leaving Israel Voluntarily
Four times as many illegal infiltrators left Israel voluntarily in 2013 than in 2012, statistics show.
Iran Developing 'New Generation' of Centrifuges
Iran's nuclear chief boasts that there are currently 19,000 centrifuges in the country.
PA Will Continue to Investigate Arafat's Death
PA dismisses Russian report that Arafat died of natural causes, says it will continue to investigate his death.
Egypt: One Dead in Cairo Clashes
One person killed in Cairo, as authorities arrest dozens of Muslim Brotherhood members on terrorism charges.
EU Official Warns Israel Over Planned Construction
Israel should expect a "strong reaction" if it announces new construction in Judea and Samaria, says EU official.
Egypt’s Defense Minister Vows to Fight Terrorism
As terror attacks continue, General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi vows to fight terrorism and stabilize the deeply divided country.
Iranian Lawmakers Threaten to Increase Enrichment
Responding to American sanctions threats, Iranians draft bill that would increase uranium enrichment to a 60% level.
Muslim Brotherhood Blasts Terror Group Designation
Senior Muslim Brotherhood leader says government's decision to blacklist the group is "illegitimate."
PA Officials: Israel 'Killing the Peace Process'
As expected, PA officials express outrage over reports that Israel plans to announce extensive new construction in Judea and Samaria.
Syrian Jihadist Leader Targeted UN Workers
The leader of the Al-Nusra Front sought to kidnap United Nations workers, reveals The Associated Press.
Erdogan Replaces Half His Cabinet Amid Scandal
Turkish Prime Minister replaces half the ministers in his cabinet hours after three ministers resign over a corruption investigation.
IDF Deploys Iron Dome in Be'er Sheva
The IDF deploys an Iron Dome anti-missile system in Be’er Sheva in the wake of the recent escalation in terror attacks.
Canadian PM to Speak at the Knesset
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will speak at the Knesset during his upcoming visit to Israel.
Netanyahu to Announce Extended Construction
PM plans to announce extended Jewish construction in Judea and Samaria next week, parallel to the release of another 26 terrorists.
Gaza Terrorists Fire Rocket at Southern Israel
Rocket fired by Gaza terrorists explodes in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council in southern Israel. No physical injuries or damages.
Rep. Engel to ASA: Boycott Syria, Not Israel
Eliot Engel calls on the ASA to end its boycott of Israeli institutions, notes its silence about others' violations of human rights.
Meretz Head Takes Issue with Netanyahu Warning
MK Zehava Galon says Netanyahu is "hysteric" and "childish" after he warns terrorists not to test Israel.
Salafist Organization Claims Deadly Egypt Attack
A Salafist organization claims responsibility for a deadly attack in Mansoura that killed 14 people and wounded more than 100 others.
Syria Says Rebels Attacked Chemical Weapons Sites
Syria accuses "terrorists" of recently attacking two sites where chemical arms were stored.
Morsi's PM Arrested While Trying to Flee
Egyptian police arrest Hisham Qandil, former prime minister who served Morsi, as he tries to flee to Sudan.
Erekat: Israel Has an 'Agenda of War'
“Peace partner” PA slams Israel for its airstrikes on Gaza, won't condemn terror attacks against Israelis.
Court Rejects Petition Against Ariel U Recognition
The High Court rejects a petition filed by eight Israeli universities against the decision recognizing the Ariel University.
Peres to Gazans: You're Playing with Fire
President Shimon Peres issues stern warning for the residents of Gaza in the wake of the latest terror attacks.
Two Hurt in Samaria Rock Attack
A man and woman in their 30s suffer minor injuries as Arab terrorists throw rocks at cars in the Western Shomron.
White House Condemns Assad Over Aleppo Attacks
White House condemns the Syrian government over its recent air raids on Aleppo that have left more than 300 dead.
Two More Universities Quit ASA Over Israel Boycott
Kenyon College and Indiana University quit the American Studies Association, after it supported an academic boycott of Israel.
