Elad Benari

Elad Benari

News writer based in North America

Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.

News by Elad Benari

Azerbaijan Arrests Hizbullah-Linked Terror Cell

A month after foiling a terror attack against Israelis, Azerbaijan arrests a terrorist cell whose members belonged to Hizbullah.

Azerbaijan Arrests Hizbullah-Linked Terror Cell

Shomron Regional Council Receives Education Award

The Shomron Regional Council is this year's winner of the Ministry of Education’s annual National Education Award for local councils.

Shomron Regional Council Receives Education Award

Syria's Tuesday Death Toll More Than 100

More than 100 people killed in Syria since Tuesday morning, 1,237 people have been killed in the last three weeks alone.

Syria's Tuesday Death Toll More Than 100

Thailand Probing Link Between Terror and Stickers

Thai police are looking into links between last week's Bangkok bomb blasts and the posting of a string of Islamic-related stickers.

Thailand Probing Link Between Terror and Stickers

Mubarak's Wife Threatens Obama

Suzanne Mubarak to Obama: Prevent the transfer of my husband to a prison hospital or I'll disclose the identities of U.S. agents.

Mubarak's Wife Threatens Obama

MK Tibi Warns Against Striking Prisoner's Death

MK Tibi demands that hunger striking terrorist Khader Adnan be immediately released, warns that his death will trigger demonstrations.

MK Tibi Warns Against Striking Prisoner's Death

Tel Aviv Approves Public Transportation on Shabbat

Ignoring tradition, Tel Aviv City Council approves proposal for public transportation on Shabbat, Transportation Min. nixes it.

Tel Aviv Approves Public Transportation on Shabbat

Four IDF Officers: Once Together, Always Together

Lt. Yonatan Peretz, along with three friends, studied at a religious military academy and is now headed to the IDF's Golani Brigade.

Four IDF Officers: Once Together, Always Together

Egypt Presidential Nominations to Start March 10

Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court announces that the nominating period for presidential candidates will begin on March 10.

Egypt Presidential Nominations to Start March 10

Steinitz Asks Moody's for Credit Rating Raise

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz meets representatives of Moody’s, asks them to raise Israel's credit rating.

Steinitz Asks Moody's for Credit Rating Raise

No Fuel in Gaza, Hamas Doesn't Want it from Israel

Egypt has yet to deliver on a promise of fuel to Gaza, but Hamas doesn't want the fuel coming through Israel.

No Fuel in Gaza, Hamas Doesn't Want it from Israel

Hague Warns Israel Over Iran Strike

British Foreign Secretary: sanctions and negotiations have to be given a chance to convince Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions.

Hague Warns Israel Over Iran Strike

Canadian Jews Fight Boycott Attempts

Vancouver's Jews to fight back against pro-Arab groups who are calling for boycotts of Israeli products.

Canadian Jews Fight Boycott Attempts

Rabbi Elyashiv's Condition Significantly Improves

Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv comes out of coma, reacts to his surroundings. However, his life may still be in danger.

Rabbi Elyashiv's Condition Significantly Improves

MK Zoabi Confronted by Angry Jews

MK Hanin Zoabi confronted by angry Jewish residents as she visits Hevron’s Arab residents.

MK Zoabi Confronted by Angry Jews

Abbas: New Government Will Honor Agreements

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas says his unity government with Hamas will respect agreements signed with Israel.

Abbas: New Government Will Honor Agreements

Dempsey: It's Premature to Decide to Attack Iran

The Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff tells CNN: The Iranian regime is rational, sanctions are the way to go at this point.

Dempsey: It's Premature to Decide to Attack Iran

Norway: Israel Dangerous, Team Can't Visit

Norway’s security authorities rule that Israel is dangerous, the country’s national shooting team cancels its trip to Israel next month.

Norway: Israel Dangerous, Team Can't Visit

Former Mufti Warns of 'Break-In' to Al-Aqsa

Ekrema Sabri, who served as Mufti of Jerusalem, warns that Israeli extremists are planning to break into the Al-Aqsa mosque.

Former Mufti Warns of 'Break-In' to Al-Aqsa

IDF Doesn't Stay Silent in Wake of Rocket Attacks

IDF strikes terror targets in Gaza twice, after terrorists fire a barrage of rockets at southern Israel.

IDF Doesn't Stay Silent in Wake of Rocket Attacks

Lapid Announces Political Agenda, Attacks Shas

Yair Lapid: Israel's government system is corrupt, the Shas party spins the whole country around its finger.

Lapid Announces Political Agenda, Attacks Shas

Gantz: Israel is a Strong Country

Chief of Staff Benny Gantz: Israel is strong and will be able to face any conflict. "We don't have a sense of doom like in 1967."

Gantz: Israel is a Strong Country

Abbas: No One Responsible for Traffic Accident

PA Chairman Abbas dismisses claims that Israel did not provide proper assistance to victims of accident which killed PA children.

Abbas: No One Responsible for Traffic Accident

Hamas Says Israel Will 'Pay the Price'

Hamas’ military wing threatens Israel, says the Jewish State will soon "pay the price for its crimes."

Hamas Says Israel Will 'Pay the Price'

Nasrallah Threatens Senior Israeli Officials

Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah says his group will hurt senior Israeli officials, denies Hizbullah involvement in attacks this week.

Nasrallah Threatens Senior Israeli Officials

Cry No More: Terrorism, Disengagement, and Iran

Yaakov Shwekey's new single evokes different emotions as it looks at terrorism, the disengagement and Iran's nuclear program.

Cry No More: Terrorism, Disengagement, and Iran

Two Jews Nearly Lynched in Jerusalem

Two Jews are recovering from a near lynch attempt, after Arabs threw rocks at their car as they were driving in Jerusalem.

Two Jews Nearly Lynched in Jerusalem

U.S. Monitoring Hizbullah Activity

U.S. says it's closely monitoring Hizbullah activities, working with Jewish organizations in wake of recent attacks.

U.S. Monitoring Hizbullah Activity

Report: Iran Funding, Sheltering Al Qaeda

Intelligence experts say Iran and Al Qaeda have established an “operational relationship” and may be planning an attack together.

Report: Iran Funding, Sheltering Al Qaeda

Sa’ar: There Won't Be Another Disengagement

Education Minister Gideon Sa’ar visits the Gush Katif Museum. "There won't be another disengagement. We've learned our lesson."

Sa’ar: There Won't Be Another Disengagement

Japanese PM to Barak: Don't Attack Iran

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda meets Defense Minister Ehud Barak, warns against attacking Iran.

Japanese PM to Barak: Don't Attack Iran

IDF Retaliates After Rockets Hit Southern Israel

At least four Qassam rockets fired at Israeli territory. IDF fires at suspicious points in Gaza.

IDF Retaliates After Rockets Hit Southern Israel

Iran Threatens West with 'Heavy Casualties'

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman warns the U.S. and its allies: “Hasty steps will lead to heavy casualties.”

Iran Threatens West with 'Heavy Casualties'

Ross on Iran: Give Diplomacy a Chance

Former U.S. Middle East envoy Dennis Ross: The Iranians are ready to talk. Give diplomacy a chance.

Ross on Iran: Give Diplomacy a Chance

Chabad Shabbaton in New York a Resounding Success

420 teens and shluchim from 54 communities around the world attend Chabad's International CTeen Shabbaton in Crown Heights.

Chabad Shabbaton in New York a Resounding Success

Illegal Infiltrators Hit Ashkelon School

The parents' association of an arts school in Ashkelon is fighting the phenomenon of Sudanese aliens who 'hang out' outside the school.

Illegal Infiltrators Hit Ashkelon School

PA Song Wishes for a World Without Israel

The official TV of the 'moderate' PA Chairman Abbas airs song which longs for Israeli cities such as Jaffa, Haifa and Akko.

PA Song Wishes for a World Without Israel

Panetta: Israel Hasn't Decided Yet on Iran Strike

U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says he doesn't think Israel has made a decision to launch a military strike on Iran.

Panetta: Israel Hasn't Decided Yet on Iran Strike

India, Georgia to Probe Terror Attacks Together

Indian and Georgian investigators will work together to probe the attacks on the Israeli embassies, and Israel will join in as well.

India, Georgia to Probe Terror Attacks Together

Daniella Weiss: Migron Agreement is 'Submission'

Settler leader Daniella Weiss criticizes the agreement regarding Migron, says it is meant to harm the struggle against land concessions.

Daniella Weiss: Migron Agreement is 'Submission'