Committee Rejects Grunis Appeal
The Ministerial Committee on Legislation rejected an appeal over the decision to support the Grunis Bill.
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Protesters Attack Rightists
Jerusalem housing protest turns ugly as leftists attack nationalists who talk about available homes in Judea and Samaria.
Netanyahu Not Replacing Steinitz
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Office: Contrary to the reports, the Prime Minister does not intend to replace the Minister of Finance.
Italy Boycotts Durban III
Italy announced on Friday it will boycott the Durban III Conference in September due to the anti-Israel nature of previous conferences.
Leiby’s Parents: Thank You
Leiby Kletzky's parents' statement after getting up from shiva: "May Leiby’s soul live on as a blessing inside each and every one of you."
Steinitz To Issue Order on Iran
Finance Minister Steinitz will issue an order stating that Iran is an enemy state and any economic relationship with it is prohibited.
Barghouti Placed in Solitary Confinement
Arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti placed in solitary confinement after a cellular phone was found in his possession.
Cuts Worry Dairy Farmers
Cuts Worry Dairy Farmers
The cottage cheese protest has brought about a reduction in the prices of dairy products, leaving dairy farmers worried about their income.
Women's Group Visits Temple Mount
20 women ascended the Temple Mount on Wednesday. Initiator Einat Ziv: "Women have had an awakening about the Temple Mount."
Celebrating 300 Influential Tours to Shomron
Volunteers who take part in the initiative to bring politicians and lawmakers to tour the Shomron were honored this week.
Archaeologists Discover High Priest's Bell?
Archaeologists have discovered a rare gold bell during an excavation in the City of David National Park in Jerusalem.
Video: The BDS Sewer System
A video by NGO Monitor shows exactly how anti-Israel NGOs receive funding that allows them to promote the BDS movement against Israel.
Judea&Samaria Residents in U.S.
Watch excerpts from this week's special event, featuring Judea and Samaria residents who spoke from their heart to Jewish Americans.
Report: Egypt Wants to Cancel Gas Agreement
Egypt’s Petrol Minister seeking to cancel gas supply agreement with Israel, ask for a higher price, says report in Egyptian media.
Levi Aaron Indicted in Leiby Kletzky Murder
A grand jury has indicted Levi Aron, suspected murderer of Leiby Kletzky, of eight counts.
Arabs Damage Fences
Farmers from communities in northern Israel discovered that the fences of their communities had been damaged by their Arab neighbors.
Depression, Smoking Linked
Israeli doctors have found that individuals who suffer from bipolar disorders are more likely to smoke, drink alcohol and take drugs.
MIkati Will Support UN Tribunal
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Najib Mikati said he will support the UN special tribunal that is investigating the killing of former PM Rafik Hariri.
Alon Visits Rabbi Elyashiv
Brigadier-General Nitzan Alon met with Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv. They discussed the Jewish visits to Joseph’s Tomb.
Miriam Peretz: I Spread Light
Miriam Peretz, who lost two sons during their military service, inspired hundreds of attendees at a women's conference in Be'er Sheva.
IDF Attacks Target in Gaza
Quiet Gaza war continues as IAF strikes terror target, in response to continuous rocket fire originating in the Strip.
Israeli Doctors Save Gaza Baby
Israeli doctors performed open-heart surgery on a Gazan baby, saving his life. "Hopefully, this is a good sign for peace," says the family.
Efrat Recognizes Volunteers
Agudat Efrat put on an appreciation evening for its volunteers. "Without you we could not have come this far," says the organization's chair
Journalists in Judea and Samaria
Dozens of journalists from Jerusalem toured Judea and Samaria on Tuesday. "It's not beyond the Dark Mountains," one of them later wrote.
Report: NZ Quake Victim was Spy
New Zealand media claims an Israeli who died in February's earthquake in Christchurch was Mossad spy.
Jerusalem, Tel Aviv Top Cities
Travel + Leisure magzaine has placed Jerusalem in second place and Tel Aviv in third in a list of best cities in the Middle East and Africa.
Compensation for Terror Orphans
Knesset approves first reading of a bill that gives orphans whose parents died in a terror attack lifelong benefits from the State of Israel.
Britain Frees Salah from Prison
The radical head of the northern branch of the Islamic Movement has been released from a British prison with restrictive conditions.
Arabs Damage Jew’s Car
Young Arab terrorists badly damaged a Jew's car in the Shimon HaTzaddik neighborhood in Jerusalem. Police saw the security footage but did nothing.
MK 'Doesn't Understand Netanyahu
MK Faina Kirschenbaum befuddled by Prime Minister Netanyahu's objection to bill establishing inquiry on leftist funding.
Regev Files Complaint
Likud MK Miri Regev filed a complaint against young protesters who attacked her, as well as against leftist MK Nitzan Horowitz.
IDF Violates Minors' Rights?
The radical B'Tselem is at it again, claiming Israel violates rights of Arab minors who are accused of stone-throwing in Judea and Samaria.
J&S Residents Speak to U.S. Jews
Judea and Samaria residents appear in Silver Springs, Maryland speaking from the heart to Jewish Americans about the heartland of Israel.
Barkat on BBC: Jerusalem is Ours
Jerusalem mayor Nir Barkat on BBC: Is there anywhere else in the world where someone would dare tell Jews or Blacks that they cannot build?
Mecca Monument in Eilat?
Eilat residents shocked at city's plan to establish a monument in the heart of the city’s downtown to commemorate Arab pilgrims to Mecca.
Students Won’t Tour Churches
Students and parents in Ashkelon complain that school trips include tours of Christian sites. The Shas party is calling to cancel these tours.
Meeting Called Over MK Zoabi
MK Yariv Levin called a meeting of the Knesset’s House Committee regarding the recent behavior of MK Hanin Zoabi. "No MK is above the law."
Council Disagrees on Syria
IAEA presents its findings on Syria to the UN Security Council but China, Russia object to sanctions.
Southern Residents Go On
Despite escalation in rocket attacks, southern Israel's residents will continue "to live and function normally," says Sdot Negev Mayor.
10th Anniversary of Esh Kodesh
Residents of Esh Kodesh, located near Shilo in Samaria, celebrated the tenth anniversary of the community’s founding. Arutz Sheva was there.
