Hizbullah Flag Flies in Toronto
Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto, Canada, marked by sharp anti-Israel messages and raising of the Hizbullah flag.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto, Canada, marked by sharp anti-Israel messages and raising of the Hizbullah flag.

MK Nisim Ze'ev calls on Jews to always remember the expulsion from Gush Katif. "We were promised peace and got a terror state."

The International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians meets in the U.S. to discuss the PA's unilateral statehood bid.

Haggai Tam, secretary of the community of Neria in Binyamin, rejects Peace Now's claims that the community builds illegally.

Kuwaiti daily reports the PA is considering Israeli offer to postpone the unilateral statehood bid and immediately begin negotiations.

MK Rabbi Yisrael Eichler sends a protest letter to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu over the Migron demolition.

As hunt for Muammar Qaddafi continues, speculation is he is headed toward Chad or Niger.

Just one day before it was to start, Arab League chief Nabil El-Arabi delays his planned visit to Syria. No explanations provided.
United States says it is concerned over the diplomatic row between Turkey and Israel, calls on two sides to de-escalate the dispute.
Iran offers the IAEA 'full supervision' of its nuclear activities, as long as the sanctions against it are lifted.
Trial of Hosni Mubarak takes interesting turn when former police general testifies that police were not ordered to fire on protesters.

President Barack Obama traveled to the state of New Jersey to tour areas that were damaged last week by Hurricane Irene.

Migron spokesman Itai Hemo slams decision to demolish three homes in the community but promises: "It's not over for Migron."

Watch the Shomron Residents’ Council documentation of security forces marching into the community of Migron.

Libyan rebels say negotiations over the surrender of one of Qaddafi's strongholds failed, are waiting for green light to attack.
Komemiyut will be holding on Wednesday its 5th annual event marking the destruction of Gush Katif.

Radio personality Jojo Abutbul came to take part in a TV panel on the protests and heard anti-government sentiments in the corridor.

The demolition of three homes in Migron resumes after the prosecution appeals a temporary injunction.

13 dead in Syria as Bashar Assad’s continues assault on protesters. Meanwhile, EU adopts new sanctions against Syria.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad quick to welcome Turkey's decision to suspend its ties with Israel.

The African Union says it is encouraged by promises made by Libya’s NTC, will discuss the possibility of recognizing it.
The Shomron Regional Council marks new school year with a record growth of ten percent in the number of students.

The European Union is expected to announce new sanctions against Syria on Friday, including a ban on Syrian oil imports.
Land of Israel activists plan to hold a conference on the Jewish right to Judea and Samaria. A pro-Israel physicist from Egypt will attend.

Jordan, fighting Israel over Christian tourists, is claiming that the Christian baptism site Qasr al-Yahud is actually on its territory.

Prof. Trajtenberg, head of PM's social welfare committee, explains the message of unity which emanates from the social protests

Hama's attorney-general resigns over protest crackdown, marking the first high-profile defection in Syria since protest began.

Former President Bush in a special interview about the September 11 attacks: "I realized on September 11 I was a wartime president."

One of Qaddafi's son says he is ready to negotiate with rebels, while the other promises to fight to the death.
Rabbi Menachem Froman of Tekoa meets PA President Abbas, tells him that establishing a Palestinian state would benefit peace.

Gonen Ginat, editor of the Yisrael Hayom newspaper about the Sarah Netanyahu affair: They want to hurt the PM through his wife.

UN Security Council extends UNIFIL’s mission in Lebanon for another year, says the situation remains a threat to international security.
IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz warns terrorists against attacking Israel. "If Hamas or anyone else attacks us we'll hit them hard."

U.S. expresses concern over risks to individuals after WikiLeaks releases cables without protecting names of sources.
Assad's forces kill at least seven people after Ramadan. Meanwhile, the U.S. slaps sanctions on Syrian officials.

Columnist Larry Derfner fired from Jerusalem Post after writing in his blog that "the Palestinians have the right to use terrorism."

The City of David gives visitors a tour of Jerusalem's history starting from finds from the days of King David.
Poll finds Israeli teens identify with the right, want Lieberman to be prime minister and don't want Israel to concede territories.

Global Finance gives Bank of Israel Governor Professor Stanley Fischer an A grade for the third year in a row.

Terrorists in Gaza have acquired anti-aircraft and anti-tank rockets from Libya during its six-month civil war, Israeli officials say.
