IDF Strikes Terror Targets in Gaza
Airstrikes-for-rocket-attacks continue: IAF hits terror targets in Gaza, several hours after terrorist fire rockets at the Negev.
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Iranian Source: Mossad Behind Explosion
A source close to Iran’s clerical regime claims to have "information" that the Israeli Mossad is behind the explosion at a Tehran base.
'Wounded Warriors' Visit Israel
For the second year in a row, a group of American wounded soldiers toured Israel and met fellow IDF soldiers.
Kiryat Motzkin Rabbi Questioned by Police
Rabbi David Druckman of Kiryat Motzkin was questioned by police over a letter he signed more than three years ago. "This is unreal."
Sarkozy to Netanyahu: You Have My Friendship
French President Nicolas Sarkozy doing damage control after being caught calling Netanyahu 'a liar.'
IDF's Judea Brigade Simulates Terror Attack
The Judea Regional Brigade of the IDF’s Judea and Samaria Division holds the largest military exercise in its history.
PA TV: Filth of 'Impure Jews' Cleansed by Rain
A new meaning for "ethnic cleansing"? PA TV program says rain washes away the impurity of the footsteps of Jews on behalf of Muslims.
Hamas Terrorist Killed in IAF Airstrike in Gaza
One Hamas terrorist dies and four wounded as IAF attacks terror center in Gaza in response to Kassam rocket fire.
Barak: May There be More Explosions in Iran
Defense Minister Ehud Barak addresses the mysterious explosion at a military base in Iran. "I don't know about it, but may there be more."
Beautiful Jewish Music at 12 Years Old
At only 12 years of age, Avishai Rosen has made a remarkable leap and has become one of the most popular singers of Jewish music.
IDF Commanders Visit Mertzbach Family
Head of Israeli Central Command and commander of the IDF’s Judea Brigade visit family of Rabbi Dan Mertzbach. "We are ashamed."
Teens Who Started Carmel Fire May Not be Charged
Two teens from the Druze village of Isfiya who are suspected of starting last year's Carmel forest fire may not be charged.
Firecracker Thrown at Rabbi Pinto's Home
Vandals throw a firecracker at the yard of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto in Ashdod. Police are investigating.
Video: the Nightly Destruction of Oz Tzon
The outpost of Oz Tzion was demolished in a dawn raid last week. Arutz Sheva brings you the testimonies.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Visits Western Wall
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, Konstantin Grishchenko, visits the Kotel (Western Wall) for the first time.
After Stuxnet: Iran Detects Another Computer Virus
Just one day after the mysterious blast at a missiles base, Iran claims it has foiled a cyber-attack by the Duqu virus.
Libya's Leader Promises: No Extreme Islam
Libya's interim leader assures EU foreign policy chief his country will not turn into an extremist Islamic country.
Nationalist Arrested for Facebook Post
Y, a citizen of Jerusalem, responded to a leftist on Facebook. Several days later he was arrested by police.
Soldier Who Killed Mertzbach to be Questioned
Military Advocate General orders military police to conduct an investigation into the death of Rabbi Dan Mertzbach.
Video: Who Holds the Key to Peace?
The Chairman of the Yesha Council will determine whether there will be peace, according to Al-Jazeera TV.
Syria: 21 Dead as Crackdown Continues
Human activists say 21 dead, including an eight-year-old, as Assad's violent crackdown continues.
Tunisia's Islamists: We'll Welcome All Faiths
The leader of Tunisia’s newly-elected Islamist party: We'll keep the moderation and not exclude anyone.
Otniel Resident Dead in Shooting Incident
60-year-old Rabbi Dan Mertzbach killed after IDF troops accidentally fire shots at an Israeli vehicle.
Kiryat Ono to Name Neighborhood After Sharon
Kiryat Ono is planning to name a new residential neighborhood after Israel's former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. Local residents object.
Poll: Americans Prefer Netanyahu to Obama
New poll finds that Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israel are more popular among Americans than their own president.
Panetta: Iran Strike Could Have Consequences
U.S. Defense Secretary warns that military action against Iran could have unintended consequences, says it should be last resort.
Lieberman Denied Access to Secret Documents
Avigdor Lieberman was not allowed to view secret documents when he served as Minister for Strategic Affairs, report says.
France Says Ma'aleh Adumim is 'Occupied Palestine'
French citizen who lives in Ma'aleh Adumim surprised that his passport says he lives in "Occupied Palestine."
Gush Katif Families Establish Center in Golan
Former Gush Katif families who now live in the Golan Heights have established a legacy center to tell their story.
UNESCO Suspends New Programs Due to Budget Hole
UNESCO announces it will suspend new programs due to a $65 million budget hole caused by its acceptance of the PA.
Shilo Resident Escapes Terror Attack
Rotem Bar David was making her way to work along Highway 60 when a terrorist pointed a weapon at her. She sped away and escaped.
Gaza to Export Furniture, Thanks to Israel
Pilot program will allow Gaza to export furniture to Europe, in addition to the agricultural exports already taking place.
Dennis Ross, Obama’s Mideast Advisor, to Resign
Dennis Ross, President Obama's Mideast advisor, announces his resignation, citing his wish to return to private life.
Nationalists Protest at Infiltrator Hall, Tel Aviv
Nationalists led by MK Ben-Ari and Baruch Marzel visit an illegal wedding hall which serves infiltrators: We'll fight using all the means.
PA Moving to 'Plan B'
After admitting that their unilateral statehood bid has failed, PA is now planning to seek an upgraded observer status.
Sharansky: We Need More Young Jewish Leaders
Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky: We need to guarantee the future of the Jewish people. That must be done through our youth.
Ambassadors: U.S.-Israel Relations Strong
Ambassadors Oren and Shapiro at the Jewish Federations of North America’s General Assembly: U.S. strongly supports Israel.
PM: Voting for the Dead Sea Will Help Tourism
PM Netanyahu in a last effort to encourage votes for the Dead Sea as one of the new seven wonders of nature: It will encourage tourism.
Obama and Netanyahu Have a Good Relationship
White House tries to stifle diplomatic fallout from Obama-Sarkozy conversation, says Obama and Netanyahu are close.
Nationalists at Tel Aviv U
A group of nationalist activists visit Tel Aviv University to make a point: If Judea and Samaria is occupied land, so is this.
