NY Debate Becomes Heated
A debate in New York on homeland security exploded when an ex-Muslim activist said that Muslims are taught to hate Jews and and America.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
A debate in New York on homeland security exploded when an ex-Muslim activist said that Muslims are taught to hate Jews and and America.

MK Danny Danon was involved in drafting a libel suit against Judge Richard Goldstone. He calls on him to publicly apologize for defaming Israel.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak meets with IDF commanders after the escalation in terror and says: Hamas is responsible, IDF will continue to respond.

In response to Thursday's terror escalation, IDF strikes back, hits smuggling tunnels and terror cells in Gaza. Terror groups announce a ceasefire.

Rabbi Yuval Alpert of Jaffa: "Almost every building in the city has intermarried couples, no Arab-Jewish friction exists."

Libyan leader sends a personal letter to President Obama, asking that he work to end the attacks in his country. Clinton: Qaddafi knows what to do.

President Shimon Peres met with members of the U.S. Congress and Senate. "Your friendship and support are meaningful," he said.

New initiative by the Jewish Agency and Israel's government seeks to find persons eligible to receive property stolen by Nazis in the Holocaust.

Fatah strongman Muhammad Dahlan is being investigated by PA for allegedly helping send an ship of Israeli arms to Libya's Qaddafi.

A portrait allegedly found buried within a cave in Jordan, but now in Israel, may be the first portrait of Jesus, historians believe.

A video uploaded to YouTube shows that terrorists have desecrated graves in Jewish cemeteries in Iran. 25,000 Jews still live in Iran today.

Palestinian Center for Human Rights has condemned the firing of rockets at Israel from populated areas in Gaza.
Na'ama Gavish Miller, who survived a 2002 terror attack in Elon Moreh, recalls that terrible night in the wake of the terror attack in Itamar.

The community of Efrat launches a mystery video campaign to remind PM Netanyahu that he promised to build in Efrat, but didn't keep his promise.
Chabad is working tirelessly in the disaster-stricken areas of Japan, handing out free hot food and raising funds for victims.

Rabbi Elyakim Levanon, appointed the Chief Rabbi of Samaria this week in a moving ceremony, says PM needs a Torah-true advisor.

Minister Uzi Landau speaks about Israel's Arab population which refers to Israel as an apartheid state but praises the despots of Syria and Libya.

80 Ethiopian Jews arrested during a demonstration near the Israeli Embassy in Addis Ababa, where they demanded Israeli citizenship.

"My Israel" (Yisrael Shel-ie) publishes video which shows what really happened with predictions made by the leftist Council for Peace and Security.

As Arabs mark Land Day, the BDS movement is using the momentum to call for anti-Israel activities around the world.

Police officers raid the Samaria outpost of Givat Ronen in an attempt to arrest a reserves officer, beat residents and arrest five of them.

Knesset committee approves second and third readings of a bill prohibiting media to publicize photos of terror victims.

Thousands of students conclude a special Torah study project for Jonathan Pollard and Gilad Shalit. 700 of them gather for an exciting ceremony.

45 MKs from left and right demand that PM and Defense Minister approve the Itamar town plan immediately. All that is required is Barak's signature.

Shilo resident Tzvi Strook sentenced to a year and a half in prison for allegedly beating an Arab. He denies being at the scene at the time.

Reports of inappropriate behavior lead Attorney General to cancel appointment of new Israel Prisons Commissioner.

Itamar teens traveled on Sunday to the site of the terror attack in Jerusalem to provide message of unity and give passersby a treat for the road.

Palestinian Media Watch once again shows how PA leaders say one thing to their own people and another to the rest of the world.

A convoy of dozens of cars headed out from Itamar to Jerusalem to Be'er Sheva to express solidarity with all the victims of the latest terror acts.

Interview: Professor Rivka Carmi, President of Ben Gurion University, responds to the decision by a South African university to cut ties with BGU.

The IDF considers using its rocket defense system as early as Sunday if the rocket attacks from Gaza towards southern Israel continue.

As INN closes for Israel's Sabbath, the public is asked to pray for those still in serious condition after Wednesday terror attack in Jerusalem.

IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz was able to participate in Tuesday night's FIDF gala via satellite, thanks to Jerusalem Capital Studios.

Prosecutors in the high-profile case of John Demjanjuk present their summary, ask for a six-year sentence for the accused Nazi killer.
Report says a group of PA Arabs seek Egyptian citizenship under the claim that "Palestinians and Egyptians are related."
Middle East expert Dr. Mordechai Keidar tells Arutz Sheva: The Syrians are no longer afraid, more and more cities will protest against Assad.

Knesset approves law which would cut off funding to groups who deny the existence of Israel. Arab MKs unhappy with the approval.

Gazan engineer Dirar Abu Seesi, whom foreign sources claim was kidnapped by the Mossad, tells PA-based human rights group how he was abducted.

As a new program sends MKs to meet the U.S. Jewish community, poll finds that most Israelis believe U.S. Jews are crucial to Israel's existence.
Highlights of the special interview given by Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to CNN's Piers Morgan.
