Bereaved Son: Freed Terrorists Return to Terrorism
Tzvi Goren, who lost his mother in the bulldozer terror attack in Jerusalem in 2008 opposes the deal to free Gilad Shalit.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Tzvi Goren, who lost his mother in the bulldozer terror attack in Jerusalem in 2008 opposes the deal to free Gilad Shalit.

27 female prisoners included in the Gilad Shalit deal, including the woman who drove the suicide bomber to the Sbarro restaurant in 2001.

ISA Chief Yoram Cohen in a press briefing on Shalit deal: We're releasing terrorists with blood on their hands. It's hard to digest.

Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal speaks about Shalit deal: This is a great national achievement. Palestinian blood is one.

Israeli cabinet approves deal to release Gilad Shalit in exchange for terrorists: 26 ministers vote in favor, three oppose.

Itamar residents expressed outrage after Arabs were allowed into the still bleeding community to harvest olives. "It's total insensitivity."

New figures release show that a record number of tourists visited Israel in September.

MK Ayoob Kara: Ouda Tarabin should receive the same treatment as Ilan Grapel. Include him in the deal for Grapel's release!

The new medical school in Tzfat was made possible with the assistance of the United Israel Appeal of Canada.
Exhibition based on a picture book written by Gilad Shalit when he was a child will be now be on display in the European Parliament.

One person lightly wounded in two separate rock attacks in Jerusalem. Police searching for the perpetrators.

Demonstrators plan to protest outside the Ukrainian Embassy in Tel Aviv against the Ukraine's burning and killing of stray animals.

100 Jewish communities from around North America marked their solidarity with the Shalit family in a worldwide, simultaneous rally.

MK Yariv Levin to promote new bill that would prevent Jewish homes in Judea and Samaria from being demolished.

Police arrest second suspect in arson of the mosque in Tuba Zangriya.

Jewish residents of Har Homa disturbed by nearby wedding hall on the holiest day of the year. The police did nothing.

Radical left-wing Gush Shalom denounces the desecration of Joseph’s Tomb, but also reminds that the area is a part of ‘Palestine.’

Nationalists respond to the capture of the terrorists who murdered Asher Palmer and his son: They should be given the death penalty.

Prime Minister Netanyahu agrees to oversee talks with the medical residents. They, in return, promise to wait with mass resignations.

Colel Chabad has come up with a solution to the many chickens that are slaughtered as part of the Kaparot ceremony: Feed them to the needy.

Two terrorists arrested for the killing of Asher Palmer and his infant son Yonatan. Three others arrested for stealing Palmer's gun.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says UNESCO should re-think its plans to allow the PA full membership, hints at U.S. fund cut.
Minister of Strategic Affairs Moshe Ya'alon warns of the problem of foreign infiltrators, says it should be dealt with urgently.

U.S. study finds that as of 2010, Israel has become the third country in the world in exporting arms.

IDF held its annual combat championship for commanders at the Wingate Institute. Officers with the rank of Lt.-Col. or higher took part.

Representatives of the medical residents rejected a request by Prime Minister Netanyahu to wait several more days before resigning.

Rav Shlomo Amar, speaks about Rav Hanan Porat: He knew how to respect everyone, even those with opinions that differed from his own.

Iran criticizes Turkey for agreeing to allow NATO to station an early warning radar on its territory, says the radar protects Israel.
Russia and China join forces, veto a UN Security Council resolution condemning Syria and hinting it could face sanctions.
No death sentence for Amjad Awad, who pleaded guilty to the murders of the Fogel family. He will serve five life sentences.

Tel Aviv mayor orders city-sponsored bicycle rental company to cease operations. The company rented bicycles for Yom Kippur.

European nations calling for a vote on a UN resolution that would consider sanctions against Syria. Russia may veto or abstain.
PA’s minister for prisoner affairs claims hundreds of terrorists in Israeli jails have joined a hunger strike to protest prison conditions.

The Obama administration is in "intensive" discussion with lawmakers to release $200 million in blocked aid to the PA.
New details on the deal for Ilan Grapel's release: Both Israel and the U.S. will release Egyptian security prisoners.
Arab youths riot near the village of Tuba Zangriya in response to the torching of a mosque in the village.

Syrian troops have detained more than 3,000 people in the town of Rastan, activists say.

PM Netanyahu meets with United States Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta in Jerusalem.

The annual pilgrimage to Rebbe Nachman’s gravesite in Uman attracted many of the prominent rabbis of the Breslaver Hasidic world.

Gilo resident tells Arutz Sheva: "It's our right to build. There's no other country where the world intervenes when it builds."
