Terrorists: Harming Al-Aqsa Will Open Hell
The Popular Resistance Committees terrorist organization threatens Israel against harming the Al-Aqsa mosque.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
The Popular Resistance Committees terrorist organization threatens Israel against harming the Al-Aqsa mosque.

11 staff members at the Ichilov Hospital, including one doctor who treats illegal infiltrators, have contracted tuberculosis.

Iran's Foreign Minister, Ali Akbar Salehi, dismisses the possibility that Israel will launch a military strike on his country.

Egyptian expert tells the Muslim Brotherhood's website he supports changing some parts of the agreement between Israel and Egypt.

A doctor sues a German rabbi in the city of Hof for performing a circumcision on a baby and “physically harming” him.

Qadri Jamil, Syria’s deputy prime minister, says Syria ready to discuss the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad.

United States officials seoze $150 million as part of a crackdown on a money laundering scheme linked to Hizbullah.

Egypt’s Defense Minister promises to dedicate money for the development of the Sinai, asks local tribal leaders to hand in weapons.

The Hotel Shangri-La in Santa Monica and its owner illegally discriminated against a group of young Jews, a jury rules.

Obama warns Assad to heed warnings to neither use nor move chemical or biological weapons or face consequences.

A New York court has sentenced a resident of Liberty to prison for possessing a Torah Scroll stolen from a synagogue in Monticello.

Following controversy regarding circumcision in Germany, Israel’s Chief Rabbi will work to accelerate local legislation on the issue.

Gilat Kolangi, who lost her husband Itzik in the terror attack in Bulgaria, recalls the difficult moments of the attack.

PM Netanyahu is pressuring the leader of the Shas party, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, to support an Israeli attack on Iran, say sources.

Police say that the Arab who was wounded in a brawl on Thursday night suffers from a heart disease.

Germany has been sending intelligence information to Syrian rebels, according to a report in Bild Am Sonntag.

Samaria hosted David Storobin (R), New York State Senator, who toured the region and could not hide the fact that he was deeply impressed.

Opposition chairman Shaul Mofaz speaks with PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, says it is time to renew the stalled peace process.

Chancellor of the Ariel University Center says Israeli universities should not accept students who are not loyal to the State.

The IDF will update the captivity training it provides to soldiers in its elite units based on information provided by Gilad Shalit.

Dempsey says Israel and the U.S. have a different interpretation of the same intelligence reports regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

A Jewish high school teacher from Toronto warned by local police that he is inciting a riot by carrying an Israeli flag.

New evidence indicates that Laszlo Csatary was sent to prison for 20 years in 1945, but inexplicably managed to escape.

Facebook shuts down pages created by Hizbullah Al-Manar television, says it's because Hizbullah is a designated terror organization.

Colonel Yarab al-Shara, a cousin of Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Shara, announces defection from Assad’s regime.

Labor Party chairwoman Shelly Yechimovich says Netanyahu is "aggressive and rude" for attacking Peres over remarks on Iran.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak in the Knesset: There are risks in attacking Iran, but it will be infinitely more risky if it has nukes.

An Al-Qaeda-affiliated terror group claims responsibility for firing Grad missiles on Eilat, the second such claim in one day.

Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky responds to Peres on Iran, reminds that the role of president is a symbolic one in Israel.

The United Nations calls an end to its military observer mission in Syria, days before its mandate expires.

The Commander of the IDF’s Judea and Samaria Division orders extra troops to patrol major roads in Judea and Samaria.

Organization calling itself the "Salafi Sinai Front" claims responsibility for firing rockets at the city of Eilat on Wednesday evening.

Army of Islam threatens to carry out mass suicide bombings in the heart of Cairo, in response to the Egyptian operation in the Sinai.

For the first time, Israeli citizens can record and send a video greeting via Facebook to President Shimon Peres.

Israel’s former national security adviser tells The New York Times: Netanyahu and Barak may still be dissuaded from attacking Iran.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation officially suspends Syria from membership, as Assad's forces shell a town near Aleppo.

United Church of Canada affirms a motion supporting a boycott of goods produced in Judea, Samaria and east Jerusalem.

A Syrian air strike on a rebel bastion near Aleppo kills 31 people including children.

Iran’s Supreme Leader again expresses hope that the "fake Zionist regime will disappear from the landscape of geography."

PA Arabs ask the Supreme Court to give them temporary caravan homes that were allocated for residents of Migron.
