Ministers Call for Sanctions
Ministers Edelstein and Shalom tell Arutz Sheva that Israeli companies who agree to boycott other Israeli products should face economic sanctions.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Ministers Edelstein and Shalom tell Arutz Sheva that Israeli companies who agree to boycott other Israeli products should face economic sanctions.

Video clip shows Arabs playing soccer on Temple Mount and using foul words against those who come to film them in action.

A special environmentally friendly fire extinguishing spray is being considered by the IDF for soldiers to help extinguish fires.

Government approves new recruitment plan for hareidim into the IDF, allocates NIS 130 million per year for this purpose.

INN brings Rabbi and former MK Chanan Porat in a video filmed for Israeli TV at his home in Kfar Etzion, on his illness, ideology and faith.

A Torah scroll was placed in a Givat Ze’ev school in memory of the late Uriel and Eliraz Peretz who died during their IDF service.
"..A good Arab=a dead Arab" on Facebook?. Deputy State Prosecutor requests investigation of two groups whose members allegedly posted incitment.

Special evening symposium in memory of one of the Carmel fire victims takes place in Jerusalem.

Col (res.) Lior Lotan will replace Brigadier General Avi Benayahu as IDF spokesman.
U.S. diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks reveal that Iranian President Ahmadinejad is facing internal challenges from even harder hard-liners.
Jewish runners express concerns over Chicago Marathon to take place after Yom Kippur. Fast will make it hard for runners to participate.

60% Partial solar eclipse will be seen in Israel starting at 9:00am on Tuesday. Caution: Don't stare at sun or look through optical aids.
Minister Edelstein criticizes Israeli firms who have agreed to boycott products manufactured in Judea and Samaria and east Jerusalem.

Israeli authorities arrest two employees at the UK Consulate in Jerusalem. They are suspected of being involved in terror plot on local stadium.

Israel’s Cabinet approves a new financial plan to upgrade the infrastructures damaged in the Carmel wildfire.

The Judean community of Efrat operates an innovative security system. INN TV brings you a video that shows the system in action.

Yesha Council’s deputy director general dismisses PA and demographer claims of a future Arab majority in Israel, recalls wrong predictions on 2000.
Latma's latest video depicts Peace Now's efforts to ensure no new Jewish construction in Judea and Samaria.

Agreement reached: Bikur Holim employees will be paid for at least the next month. Solutions to keep hospital open will be examined.

Arabs throw glass bottle at IDF soldier and injure him in the head.

New iPhone application allows users to feel close and connected to the Kotel.
Instead of talking, PA drafts resolution for UN calling Jews in Judea and Samaria the obstacle to peace, demands complete building halt.

Maimonides Heritage Center conducts weekend conference on the heritage of the Rambam and on the importance of heritage sites in Tiberias.

The next step in Brazil’s recognition of a Palestinian state will come this Friday as PA President Abbas lays cornerstone for embassy in Brazil.

Torah scroll placed in Kibbutz Geva in northern Israel on the occasion of its 89th anniversary.

Foreign Ministry employees take advantage of annual conference to protest impasse on talks over the conditions of their employment.

MK Zevulun Orlev calls to make public the contents of the State Comptroller’s report on the destruction of the Temple Mount by the Waqf.

Coming to Israel? Live here? Check the news: Local Government Center threatens a strike starting next Sunday if water tariffs are not reduced.

Arabs throw rocks at soldiers while attempting to breach a military checkpoint near Jerusalem.

Palestinian Authority's Foreign Ministry claims that Paraguay will join other South American nations and recognize a Palestinian state.
Anti-Israel ad campaign rejected by Seattle’s transit company, claims concerns over possible bus service disruptions.
IDF warns its soldiers not to publish photos which identify the unit in which they serve on the popular social network.

Israel orders a leader of Fatah to leave east Jerusalem's Shiloach neighborhood due to his incitement of Arabs to riots.

Jewish Federations of North America continue their efforts to assist the rehabilitation efforts in the Carmel following the great fire.

Education Ministry's initiative sees all of Israel's religious schools conducting a prayer for rainfall. The prayer was broadcast live on Arutz 7.

A store item priced at "3.99" actually costs four shekels. A lawyer is fighting the posting prices for which change cannot be given.

AMIT technological school in Kfar Batya takes top spot in the country in the computer bagrut exam.
Five Iranian companies added to U.S. financial blacklist as more sanctions are imposed on the Islamic Republic.
Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, on a visit to Israel, stops by the Cave of Machpelah.
Israeli rock band cancels Ariel Zilber’s appearance at its concert, citing his support of rabbis’ letter on selling land to Arabs.