IFCJ Marks Ten Years
IFCJ holds special conference in the Knesset and talks about Christian support for Israel.
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Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
News by Elad Benari
'U.S. Christians Support Israel'
Mike Evans, author of "Game Changer", visits Israel's Knesset and has a revealing message for Israel's citizens about Obama and Iran.
ISM Supported Terrorism
Stuidy: ISM hindered the IDF in the Second Intifada, helps Hamas in Gaza, promotes anti-Israel hate propaganda worldwide. US turns blind eye.
Mavi Marmara to Set Sail Again
Ship which participated in flotilla will be returning to Istanbul later this month and is scheduled to once again set sail towards Gaza next May.
Italy to Fight Web Anti-Semitism
Italy approves protocol that would allow local investigators to coordinate investigations into online anti-Semitism in other parts of the world.
Austria: Yodel Offends Muslims
Austrian man fined after his yodeling offends his Muslim neighbor.
Is There an Ecological Intifada?
New report shows that the streams in Judea and Samaria are contaminated by Arab sewage. Could this be a deliberate sabotage by Arabs?
EU Ready to Recognize Arab State
EU says that it is ready to recognize a Palestinian state but stops short on recognizing it outright.
Landau on Water Crisis
Israel's Minister of National Infrastructure asks government offices to work together to solve Israel’s continuing water crisis.
‘Bishara Law’ Passes 1st Reading
Knesset approves first reading of a bill that would stop payment of salary to MKs who are suspected of serious crimes.
Hundreds Remember Kahanes
Family members, friends and supporters attend a memorial evening in Jerusalem on Monday for terror vicitms Rabbi Binyamin Ze’ev and Talya Kahane.
Kahanes to be Remembered
Memorial ceremony to be held in Jerusalem for Rabbi Binyamin Ze'ev and Talya Kahane, murdered by terrorists in 2000. They left six young orphans.
Madoff’s Son Commits Suicide
Eldest son of convicted Ponzi schemer, whose involvement in the scheme was questioned, kills himself in New York.
Students Help Beit Oren
Students from Herzliya travel to the north to help rebuild the kindergartens in Beit Oren following the fire.
Special Menorah at White House
Menorah used in White House Chanukah ceremony comes from synagogue that was damaged during Hurricane Katrina.
Back to Indirect Peace Talks?
Washington continues efforts to resume direct peace talks between Israel and PA, conducts separate talks with officials from each.
New Community in Negev Shelved
5 years after expulsion, Nature Preservation Society’s objection to Negev community for the Jewish residents expelled from Gaza is accepted.
Dershowitz Receives Begin Prize
Noted American professor among those to receive Begin Prize for his activities promoting Israel.
Shells Fired, One Wounded
Four mortar shells fired from Gaza into Israel, one person was moderately wounded. ISA reports an increase in terror attacks during November.
Death Sentence for Collaborator
Three alleged collaborators with Israel have been found guilty by a Gaza court; one was sentenced to death.
Tel Aviv Lights Chanukah Candles
Huge initiative sees dozens of businesses in Tel Aviv lighting menorahs and displaying them in their windows.
Israel was ‘Slow’ in Fire
PA Dep. Min.of Prisoners says that Israel created 'a lag' in evacuating Arab prisoners from the Damon prison. 36 Israelis died trying to get there.
Youth Assembly for Elad Riven
Ministry of Education to hold a special youth assembly in Haifa at the conclusion of shloshim of youngest fire victim.
Gas Attack in French Hill?
Residents of Jerusalem neighborhood complain of constant harassment and terror from a nearby Arab neighborhood.
Argentina Recognizes PA as State
More South American countries expected to do the same, allowing PA to avoid making peace or recognizing Jewish state.
Wilders: Jordan is Palestine
Leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom, speaking in Israel, blames the Arab leaders as well as Islam for the conflict in the Middle East
Organizations Help Fire Victims
Jewish Agency helps evacuated children enjoy their Chanukah vacation while Selah assists families of immigrant victims.
Cemetery Vandal Convicted
National Socialist Movement could face up to seven years in prison for vandalizing a Jewish cemetery near Chicago.
Inbar: Nothing New in WikiLeaks
INN TV speaks with Prof. Efraim Inbar at the BESA Center's Conference on U.S., Europe and the Middle East.
Dr. Rid: No Political Vision
INN TV speaks to Dr. Thomas Rid who shares his views on the political vision in Israel.
IAF Prepares for Aircraft
IDF base at Ramat David will absorb the aid planes from Greece and Cyprus.Bulgarian plane arrives Friday morning.
Hamas: Peace With Referendum
Hamas says it would respect a peace deal between PA and Israel if it is approved by a PA-wide referendum. Charter still calls to destroy Israel.
Chanukah: A Jump in House Fires
Israeli firefighters warn that extra caution must be exercised during Chanukah.
Rivlin: Hevron Preserves J'lem
Knesset Speaker participates in Chanukah candle lighting ceremony in Hevron.
Olah Joins Border Police
A Jewish female immigrant from the United States successfully completes basic training on the way to serving in Border Police.
Princeton Votes on Hummus
Pro-Arab student group seeks to boycott Israeli hummus brand due to its support of IDF soldiers.
Separate Classes-Better Results?
Boys and girls who study in separate classrooms are better focused and achieve better results, says director of hareidi institute.
Israel Invests in Gas Emissions
2.2 billion shekels to be invested over the next decade. The target: a 20% CO2-equivalent reduction by 2020.
Jerusalem Conducts War Drill
Jerusalem municipality departments to practice war-like scenarios, such as missile attacks and absorption of mass numbers of citizens.
'Exposures Demand Policy Change'
Professor Eytan Gilboa believes the exposures by WikiLeaks weaken the U.S.
