Hanegbi: Launch a Military Operation in Gaza
Tzachi Hanegbi says Israel should "destroy the Iranian kingdom in southern Israel."
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Tzachi Hanegbi says Israel should "destroy the Iranian kingdom in southern Israel."

Rebels report they have captured Muammar Qaddafi's son, Saif Al Islam, as they continue to close in on Tripoli.
Syrian President Bashar Assad calls in interview on Syrian state television on President Barack Obama to resign for supporting Israel.
A paramedic who rushed to the scene of a Grad attack, later discovered members of his own family had been wounded in the same attack.
Netanyahu during visit with wounded soldiers: We acted swiftly, but that's just the beginning.

The United States, Britain and other European allies plan to draft a UN Security Council sanctions resolution on Syria.
Terrorists fired three Grad missiles at Be'er Sheva and Ashdod. Kassams exploded near Ashkelon. Ashdod Synagogue hit, three hurt.

In response to Thursday's combined terror attacks near Eilat, the IDF attacked seven terror targets in Gaza overnight.

General (res.) Uzi Dayan believes it is time to restore the IDF’s ability to operate in the Sinai Peninsula.

At least seven loud blasts heard near Qaddafi's compound in the capital Tripoli. Meanwhile, rebels continue to close in on the capital.
Report: An Egyptian army officer and two security personnel dead as the IDF chases terrorists along the border.
Brig.-Gen. (res.) Amatzia Chen, a former IDF commander, says the terror attack in southern Israel was predictable.

The United States denounces the terror attacks in southern Israel, calls on Egypt to ensure security in Sinai Peninsula.
ISA says it gave a focused and concrete warning about the terror attack in southern Israel, dismisses IDF claims.

Counter-terrorism officer Pascal Avrahami, 49, was killed in an exchange of fire with terrorists north of Eilat. Death toll rises to 8.

Eight Israelis murdered in a terror attack in southern Israel. Israel’s security forces on high alert.

As part of many measures being taken against residents of Yitzhar, those who come home after midnight are now being detained.
The Knesset is taking advantage of the summer break to renovate, but not everyone is happy with the timing of the renovation.

Turkish Prime Minister compares Syrian President Bashar Assad's behavior toward protesters to Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi's behavior.
Hizbullah chief Hassan Nasrallah rejects Hariri murder indictment. "There is no real evidence," he claims.

Egypt's liberals and Islamists get together for talk to agree on the principles of a new constitution; No agreements reached.
Report: Barghouti to be placed in solitary confinement indefinitely for his statements calling for large Arab marches on Israel.

As rebels close in on the city of Zawiya and on Muammar Qaddafi, his forces are terrorizing the local residents.
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh vows to return home from Saudi Arabia. "See you in Sanaa," he tells his supporters.
After being arrested and then released, the two Yitzhar residents have once again been summoned for questioning.

Egyptian army arrests four gunmen as they prepare to detonate a device near the gas pipeline which provides gas to Israel.

After Rami Levy pulled out of a deal to keep Nof Tzion out of Arab hands, the Arab developer who lost the project is eyeing it.

Vice Prime Minister says that if Israel apologizes to Turkey over the flotilla, the Turks won't stop there.

As Meshaal arrives in Cairo, Hamas official claims Israel is willing to allow released terrorists to move to Judea and Samaria.

Indian anti-corruption activist arrested for planning a public hunger strike, begins fast behind bars.
Hackers attack website of Canadian newspaper, post fake item that Quebec Premier is dead.
An AP investigation found that food meant for starving Somalis is being stolen and sold in markets. UN's World Food Program unfazed.
A bomb planted on a motorcycle kills eight in a vegetable market in Afghanistan.
British police reveal: We protected the 2012 Olympics sites during last week's riots.
An Afghan cleaner has been shot dead inside the headquarters of NATO-led forces in Kabul. Reasons and perpetrator unknown.
In the wake of another financial crisis in Europe, France and Germany suggest forming a "true European economic government."
News Corp. executives come under fire after new evidence suggests the phone-hacking scandal was widely discussed.
The IDF retaliates for Monday's Grad attack on Be'er Sheva, strikes four terror targets in Gaza.

Yisrael Bareli donated a Torah scroll to be placed in the Cave of Patriarchs in Hevron. Watch a video from the special ceremony.

After Zawiya, Libya rebels say they have also taken over Gharyan. "Qaddafi has been isolated," they claim.
