Elad Benari

Mubarak's Sons Charged with Insider Trading

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's two sons believed to have made millions of pounds in illicit gains from the sale of a bank.

PA Rejects Barak's 'Unilateral Disengagement'

PA rejects Defense Minister Barak’s suggestion that Israel consider a unilateral disengagement from Judea and Samaria.

Expert: Attack on Iran Better than Nuclear Iran

Former Military Intelligence chief Amos Yadlin: military action in Iran would be less dangerous than if Iran acquires a nuclear bomb.

U.S. Rejects Military Option in Syria

White House spokesman Jay Carney says military action in Syria would not be "the right course of action."

'Striking Iran Prematurely Would be Wrong'

Michèle Flournoy, former U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, warns against attacking Iran before exhausting other options.

Swiss Chain to Label Products from 'Settlements'

Switzerland’s largest supermarket chain announces it will label products from Judea, Samaria and east Jerusalem.

Netanyahu Disappointed by Demands from Iran

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu: Iran should be required to stop all enrichment, but instead the demands are being watered down.

Suspicion of Malfunction in Vehicle from Accident

Israeli owners of the Mitsubishi Grandis, driven by the Atias family, report of repeated malfunctions in the car's gas pedal.

Bereaved Mother: US Humanitarian? Release Pollard

Esther Wachsman, mother of Nachshon Wachsman, has implored President Peres to work to free Jonathan Pollard.

'Britain Has Muslim Supporters of Israel'

Head of the British Israel Coalition speaks about the group's response to protesters who tried to stop a performance by Israeli actors.

Lebanese Group Designated Terror Organization

U.S. designates the Abdullah Azzam Brigades, a Lebanese-based terror group, as a global terrorist organization.

Egypt's Brotherhood Claims Lead

Muslim Brotherhood says its candidate is leading in exit polls from Egypt's landmark presidential election.

'Shalit Deal Encouraged Terrorists'

Deputy head of the Binyamin Regional Council says terrorists have been encouraged by the deal to free Gilad Shalit.

Nuclear Talks With Iran to Resume Next Month

After making little progress in Baghdad, Iran and six world powers agree to meet again in Moscow in June.

Anti-Assimilation Group Appeals to Zuckerberg

Benzi Gopstein, head of the Lehava Organization, sends a letter to Mark Zuckerberg over his marriage to a non-Jew.

Report: Torat Hamelech Authors Won't be Indicted

Attorney General will likely not prosecute the authors of the controversial “Torat Hamelech” book.

Yishai: We'll Fine Mayors Who Employ Infiltrators

Interior Minister Eli Yishai announces he will begin to impose fines on any mayors who employ immigrants from Africa.

IAEA Report: Iran Installing Centrifuges in Fordow

The IAEA will publish new report concluding that Iran installed 350 new centrifuges at the Fordow underground facility since February.

PA TV Encourages Violence Against Christians, Jews

New video shows that PA is continuing to air programs that encourage children to hate Jews and Christians.

Sanctions Hurting Assad, but Iran is Stepping In

Assad is quickly spending through his cash reserves as sanctions choke off many sources of funding, but is getting help from Iran.

'It is Imperative to Bring Yemen's Jews to Israel'

Head of the Yemen Jewry preservation organization stresses the importance of bringing Yemeni Jews to Israel.

Gush Etzion Residents Protest Rock Attacks

Residents of Gush Etzion blocked an intersection for two hours, in protest of the ongoing rock attacks by Palestinian Authority Arabs.

PA Names Scout Group After Terrorist Mastermind

Two years after a Ramallah square was named after terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, the PA continues to view her as a role model.

Police to Compensate Man who Was Beaten in Amona

Court rules that the police will compensate a man who was brutally beaten during the 2006 Amona expulsion in the amount of 230,000 shekels.

PM to Masa Participants: This is Your Country

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu addresses the thousands of young Jews who came to Israel as part of the Masa Israel project.

EU Statement Suggests Arabs Can Throw Stones

A statement issued by the European Union seems to suggest it supports PA Arabs’ rights to throw stones during non-violent protests.

Lieberman: Iran's Goal Remains the Same

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman meets Britain's Foreign Secretary, William Hague, expresses skepticism over agreement with Iran.

Likud Ministers May Support Outpost Law

Likud ministers may vote in favor of a law to legalize Jewish outposts and disputed neighborhoods, contrary to Netanyahu's position.

Netanyahu to Crash Survivor: We Are With You

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu offers his condolences over the deaths of eight members of the Atias family in horrific crash.

Rabbis: Torah Won't Allow Giving Up Land

Israeli rabbis meet EU Ambassador Andrew Standley, explain that the Torah absolutely forbids giving land to Arabs.

U.S. Senate Approves New Sanctions on Iran

U.S. Senate unanimously approves a package of new economic sanctions on Iran, days before nuclear talks in Baghdad.

Hundreds Visit Hevron, Celebrate its Liberation

Hevron, too, was liberated in in 1967. Jews could visit the Tomb of the Patriarchs again. Hundreds came to remember, celebrate.

German Expert Accuses Merkel of 'Holocaust Guilt'

Former German Bundesbank member Thilo Sarrazin claims in new book that Merkel’s European policy is motivated by guilt for the Holocaust.

Did Google Maps Block Judea and Samaria?

Arutz Sheva received complaints from residents of Judea and Samaria who can no longer receive driving directions on Google Maps.

Gantz and Chinese Counterpart Meet

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz meets with his Chinese counterpart, General Chen Bindnge.

8 Members of the Same Family Killed in Crash

Eight members of the same family killed in tragic accident, after vehicle overturns and catches fire in Tiberias.

"I Know My Roots" Vows PM at Merkaz HaRav

Emotional Netanyahu vows: "I know my roots. I will never give up any of Jerusalem". Rosh yeshiva reveals letters from PM's grandfather.

Olmert Suggests 'Jerusalem was Never United'

Education Minister Saar slams former PM Olmert for saying in a newspaper interview that Israel will have to make concessions in Jerusalem.

Terrorist's Family to Sue Over Spy Thriller

Relatives of Hamas member Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, killed in a Dubai hit in 2010, plan to block release of movie about the hit.

Outrage in Britain Over Election of Neo-Nazi

Former neo-Nazi elected as a local councillor for Labour in Britain, causing outrage among Tories.