'The Heart Breaks Seeing the Five Coffins'
Tourism Minister Misezhnikov speaks at a state ceremony after the coffins of the victims of the terror attack in Bulgaria arrive in Israel.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Tourism Minister Misezhnikov speaks at a state ceremony after the coffins of the victims of the terror attack in Bulgaria arrive in Israel.

PM Netanyahu addresses the media, says Bulgaria attack "was part of a global terror campaign by Iran and Hizbullah."

Incoming president of the Ariel University Center, Yehuda Danon, welcomes decision to accept the facility as a full-fledged university.

PA Chairman Abbas meets Egypt's newly elected president, Mohammed Morsi. They discuss peace and the reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah.

Syrian army defectors and rebel commanders say that Damascus attack would hasten the end of President Bashar Al-Assad's rule.

Israel's ambassador to Germany welcomes plans by the German parliament to pass a resolution protecting the right to religious circumcision.

Jordan's King Abdullah II says the attack that killed members of Assad's inner circle is a “tremendous blow to the regime.”

Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev says there was no prior information regarding a planned terror attack in the country.

Nasrallah praises Hizbullah's victory during the 2006 Second Lebanon War. No mention of attack in Bulgaria.

U.S. President Barack Obama condemns terror attack in Bulgaria, says U.S will assist in capturing the terrorists.

Bulgarian police investigating how explosives got into Burgas bus.

MK Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich is against her party’s leaving the coalition. "Many hareidim do enlist, we missed a real opportunity."

Islamic official says that statement that Israeli law must be applied to Al-Aqsa Mosque is a “violation against Muslims and Palestinians.”

Attorney Baruch Elgrabli warns about the ongoing infiltration of PA Arabs to and from Samaria, which is done simply by boarding buses.

General Manaf Tlas, who defected from Assad's regime this month, is confirmed by President Hollande to be in France.

Politicians from both the left and the right were united in their criticism of Kadima chairman Shaul Mofaz over his leaving the coalition.

Iran says it will insure any foreign ships that enter its waters, as part of an effort to skirt an EU oil embargo.

Nationalists welcome the decision to accept the Ariel University Center as a full-fledged university.

Syrian rebels will intensify attacks inside Damascus and target sensitive security installations in operation to “liberate Damascus”.

PM Netanyahu sends a letter to Kadima chairman Mofaz, expresses regret that Mofaz chose to quit the unity government.

20 years after the Oslo Accords, the IIACF will host a conference to discuss the future of peace.

UN Security Council will vote on a resolution that threatens Syrian authorities with sanctions if they do not stop using heavy weapons.

Two Massachusetts tourists who were abducted in the Sinai region freed after three days in captivity.

The Knesset’s rejection of the recent regulation bill has caused the rating of several Likud ministers to drop.

Nuri al-Mismari, who served as a personal aide to Muammar Qaddafi: He silenced anyone who knew about his Jewish roots.

Fatah says it is opposed to the opening of Gaza’s border with Egypt, says Hamas supports Israeli policy of giving Egypt control of Gaza.

Clinton to reporters after meeting with Netanyahu: Pollard was convicted of espionage and sentenced to life imprisonment. That won't change.

Clinton taunted by chants of "Monica, Monica" by tomato-throwing demonstrators in the Egyptian port city of Alexandria.

Netanyahu’s associates say he regrets having added Kadima to the coalition, considering early elections.

U.S. Secretary of State lands in Israel, will hold top-level talks on Iran's nuclear program and the stalled peace process.

Attorney Mark Langfan joins forces with the Shomron Liaison Office, explains importance of Judea and Samaria to Italians.

Arabs took advantage of the Sabbath to set fire to a container belonging to the evicted residents of Beit Hamachpela in Hevron.

About 2,000 protest in Tel Aviv against public housing conditions in Israel. Protests also in Jerusalem, Haifa and Be’er Sheva.

Joseph de Genova, Jonathan Pollard's prosecutor, believes Obama's hate for Israel means there is no chance for his freedom.

PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad hails an emergency $100 million donation received from Saudi Arabia at the request of PA Chairman Abbas.

Syria's army blasts rebel strongholds in Damascus, sparking the “most intense” fighting in the capital since the revolt erupted.

Prof. Shlomo Bentin, who received the Israel Prize this year, was killed in a car accident near the University of California, Berkeley.

Nawaf Fares, Syria's ambassador to Iraq who defected: There is no way Assad can be pushed from power without force.

PA releases former Chairman Yasser Arafat's medical files as part of an investigation into his death.

Former Mossad chief Danny Yatom: Israel is preparing for military action in Syria, if its chemical weapons end up in the hands of Hizbullah.
