Netanyahu Visits Eilat's Infiltration Neighborhood
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visits the Ye’elim neighborhood in Eilat, which suffers from illegal African infiltration.
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Shalit Deal Terrorist Still in Hadassah Hospital
Arutz Sheva receives a second complaint from another family about the terrorist who was hospitalized in Hadassah.
Report: Hizbullah Warehouse Explosion Fabricated
Last week's explosion at a Hizbullah warehouse in Lebanon may have never actually happened, according to Israel's Channel 10.
Erdogan Undergoes Abdominal Surgery
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has undergone abdominal surgery. The operation was a success.
Defense Ministry Apologizes to NYT Journalist
Defense Ministry apologizes to a pregnant news photographer who said she was humiliated by soldiers during a security check.
New Bill Targets Libelous Internet Users
The Knesset approves the first reading of a bill that would revealing the information of an internet user who causes damage to another.
Arabs Throw Bottle at Ariel Resident's Car
A resident of Ariel who was driving on the Trans-Samaria Highway had a glass bottle thrown at him by Arabs. Luckily, he was not hurt.
Katyusha Missiles Fired from Lebanon
At least four Katyusha missiles were fired from Lebanon overnight Monday. No physical injuries. IDF returned fire.
Iraq: 2 Dead in Explosion Near Parliament
Iraqi member of parliament wounded and two other people killed in explosion near parliament, as violence escalates.
Iran Threatens Israel with Missile Barrage
Iran continues to threaten Israel, this time hinting it will hit it with up to 150,000 missiles if its nuclear facilities are attacked.
PA Arabs Oppose Armed Struggle
New poll conducted among PA Arabs finds they oppose the armed struggle against Israel but disappointed at the peace process.
Gaza Begins Agricultural Export to Europe
Business as usual in Gaza as it begins exporting agricultural products to Europe, with Israel's assistance.
Historic Election in Egypt Underway
Egypt's military leader calls on citizens to vote in Monday's elections, as protesters continue to demand his resignation.
Lebanon: Thousands Rally Against Hizbullah, Syria
Tens of thousands Lebanese residents protest against the Assad regime and its ally, the Hizbullah terror group.
Egypt's Gas Pipeline Blown Up for the Ninth Time
Hours before polls open in Egypt, saboteurs attack - for the ninth time - the gas pipeline to Jordan and Israel.
AMIT Network Honors Outstanding Schools
The AMIT Network of religious Zionist schools held its annual education award ceremony.
Netanyahu Foils Demolition of Temple Mount Bridge
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu prevents the demolition of the Mughrabi Bridge, deemed by engineers dangerous to the public.
iPhone Saves Israeli Girl's Life
Seven-year-old Gil Dahan's doctor was able to diagnose her condition using an iPhone video. It saved her life.
Islamist Party Set to Win Morocco Elections
Morocco becomes second country after Tunisia where post-Arab Spring elections end in win for Islamists.
Iran Threatens to Attack Turkey, Israel
Iran threatens to attack both in Turkey and in Israel if the Jewish state attacks its nuclear facilities.
Arab Countries Preparing to Sanction Assad
After Syria refuses to let observers enter its territory, Arab nations now planning to slap sanctions on the Assad regime.
Yemen Protesters Not Satisfied with Saleh Deal
The deal for Yemen's president to step down fell far short of the demands of protesters, who hit the streets again.
Arab League to Syria: Allow Observers by Friday
The Arab League gives Syria a Friday deadline: allow monitors into the country or face sanctions.
Sarkozy Tells French Jews: I Stand with Israel
French President Nicolas Sarkozy meets French Jews, tells them he is committed to the State of Israel.
Ethiopian Leader: Embrace the Ethiopian Community
Avraham Negosa, a leader of Ethiopian Jewry in Israel: It's hard for Ethiopians to adapt to life in Israel. They should be embraced.
Anti-Israel Demonstration During Olmert Lecture
About 100 people demonstrate during a lecture by former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert at a synagogue in Germany.
Expert: Muslim Brotherhood Will Likely Take Power
Professor Moshe Sharon from the Hebrew University warns: The Muslim Brotherhood is well organized. They'll likely win the elections.
Shechem Gets New Power Line
Israeli Electric Company completes new power line in Shechem. The new infrastructure will serve both Arab and Jewish populations.
Mubarak's Former PM to Head New Cabinet
Egypt's ruling military council asks Kamal al-Ganzouri, who served as Prime Minister in the 1990s, to head the new cabinet.
MK Michaeli: We Have to Fight Demolitions
Shas MK Avraham Michaeli tours the Jewish communities slated for demolition. "We cannot repeat the sights of Gush Katif."
Fayyad Warns: No Tax Money - No More PA
Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad: If Israel doesn't transfer our tax money, we will fail financially and cease to exist.
Police, Cops to Compensate Protestor
Court rules that the police as well as two officers who beat a nationalist protestor in 2005 will pay him 45,000 shekels in compensation.
PA TV Calls for "Death for the Sake of Palestine"
On the anniversary of Yasser Arafat’s death, official PA TV broadcast a music video calling for “death for the sake of Palestine.”
IDF to 'Kidnap' Soldiers Once a Month
Amid fears that terrorists are planning to kidnap soldiers, the IDF will stage soldiers' kidnappings once a month.
Expert: Muslim Brotherhood May Seize Power
Middle East expert Dr. David Bukay: The Muslim Brotherhood is slowly taking over Egypt. That's dangerous for peace.
Erdan: Only Judaism Has Kept Us
Minister Gilad Erdan dismisses claims that hareidim are a threat to Israel. "The real threat is the loss of connection to Judaism."
EU to Tighten Sanctions on Iran
European Union follows U.S., Britain and Canada, will sanction some 200 Iranian people, companies and organizations.
Ban: Resume Transfer of Taxes to PA
UN Secretary-General asks Prime Minister Netanyahu to resume the transfer of taxes Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority.
Bnei Akiva's Ethiopian Youth Celebrate Sigd
Bnei Akiva's Ethiopian youth will hit Jerusalem's pedestrian mall and celebrate the traditional Sigd holiday with passersby.
MK Ariel: The State is Persecuting Rabbis
MK Uri Ariel criticizes the decision to launch a criminal probe against Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu. "We'll use legislation to stop this."
