Quartet to Meet, Discuss Stalled Peace Process
Members of the Quartet will meet in New York, after recent failed attempts to revive peace talks between Israel and the PA.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Members of the Quartet will meet in New York, after recent failed attempts to revive peace talks between Israel and the PA.

Israel's Deputy Ambassador to the UN sends a letter to the Security Council, demands it condemn the rocket fire on southern Israel.

As the rocket fire continues, Hamas' Prime Minister says terrorists are willing to implement a ceasefire.

IAF strikes terror targets in Gaza, as terrorists continue to fire rockets and missiles into southern Israel.

Prof. Hillel Frisch at the BESA Center: If Hamas wants to, it can cause the smaller terrorist group to stop the rocket fire.

A Be'er Sheva resident filmed a video documenting the explosion of a Grad missile in the city.

Migron residents will move to a new neighborhood while the current site will be handed over to the Civil Administration.

Visiting UN envoy Kofi Annan meets President Bashar Assad as military launches an anticipated assault on the city of Idlib.

Rick Santorum wins Kansas caucuses with 51 percent of the vote, but top rival Mitt Romney maintains his lead.

Turkey strongly condemns Israel over its air strikes in Gaza but fails to condemn Hamas' rocket and mortar firing terrorists.

Minister Gilad Erdan: Former Mossad chief's remarks that Iran is 'rational' are a danger to Israel's security interests.

After more than 100 rockets were fired from Gaza into southern Israel, Hamas is trying to reach a ceasefire mediated by Egypt.

Former Mossad Chief Meir Dagan tells CBS: Ahmadinejad is rational. Iran is considering all the implications of its actions.

Syria's deputy oil minister joins rebels, become the highest-ranking civil official to defect from Assad's regime.

Yisrael Beiteinu MKs tour the Neve Shaanan neighborhood in Tel Aviv, plagued by violence and vandalism of illegal infiltrators.

UNESCO condemns Syria for its brutal crackdown on protesters but stops short of dismissing it from its human rights committee.

Panetta confirms the Pentagon is preparing options for striking Iran, says an American attack would be more effective than an Israeli one.

Iran's IAEA ambassador welcomes nuclear talks but stresses his country will "never ever" suspends its nuclear activities.

Hundreds of disabled veterans are set to embark on an extraordinary bike trip to salute the Israeli Paralympians.

Fatah yet again demands that Israel release terrorists as a condition for peace negotiations.

White House denies the reports that Obama offered Netanyahu missiles if Israel agreed not to attack Iran during 2012.

Apple unveiled its new iPad. The new tablet has many new features, but will simply be called “the iPad” or “the new iPad”.

Hamas official Mahmoud al-Zahar sends different signals when asked whether Hamas will attack Israel if it attacks Iran.

PA leaders tell visiting Jordanian Foreign Minister: We won't resume peace talks unless Israel freezes construction.

Russia’s envoy to the UN claims the Libyan government is supporting a training camp for Syrian rebels.

Eight-year-old Ron Moriaty from Tiberias was seriously injured by a toy detonator. Police remind public to stay safe on Purim.

Prime Minister Netanyahu returns to Israel after visiting Canada and the U.S. "We can defend ourselves and have many friends at our side."

Leader of the Pollard release pollard tells Arutz Sheva: Netanyahu should have said he's not leaving the U.S. without Jonathan.

PM Binyamin Netanyahu’s senior advisers had a unique Shabbat Zachor experience in the Canadian capital last week.

Diplomats say satellite images from show trucks and earth-moving vehicles at the Parchin military site.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy promises that if he is re-elected, he will visit Israel and the PA to promote peace.

Super Tuesday presents Republican hopefuls with chances to win, but Romney and Santorum appear to be the big winners.

New resolution has Security Council demands an end to violence in Syria, both by government and opposition fighters.

Hamas leadership says it will not launch rockets into Israel at Iran's request should a war break out after an Israeli strike in Iran.

President Shimon Peres: Obama won't allow Iran to be nuclear because it would be dangerous for the economy and create a security risk.

Senator John McCain calls for airstrikes against Syria. Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum says he would consider that.

Feldheim Publishing, under a stay of proceedings, asks customers to buy its products and help save the Jewish book world.

For the first time in five years, Israel permitted for goods manufactured in Gaza to be transferred to Judea and Samaria.

Netanyahu at the AIPAC Conference: We won't allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. Israel must always be allowed to defend itself.

Vice Prime Minister Silvan Shalom: President Obama's speech to AIPAC was a defining moment after the turbulent time period with Netanyahu.
