Ben-Dahan rails against Breaking the Silence
Jewish Home's Eli Ben-Dahan attacks anti-IDF NGO for spreading claims abroad instead of reporting to proper IDF investigative bodies.
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'The Left can't teach us about human rights'
Likud MK Yoav Kish officially files bill aimed at fighting Israeli NGOs funded by foreign countries who work against Jewish state.
Hamas terror cell planning suicide bombings busted
Wide terror cell thwarted in 25 arrests, focused in Abu Dis University just east of Jerusalem, and including Israeli citizens.
Bennett: Duma suspects 'tried to dismantle Israel'
Jewish Home leader defends Shin Bet interrogation of suspects, says they prevented 'Duma 2.'
'No Duma arson suspect attempted suicide'
Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked the latest to defend ISA, says she 'was told' interrogations were 'under the law.'
Bennett establishes 'first Arab college' in Israel
At Jewish Home meeting, Education Min. announces academic college to 'keep leading' the work for Arab sector from his last gov't role.
Netanyahu: Shalom made 'right decision' to resign
Prime Minister bids farewell to veteran Likud politician and welcomes incoming MK Amir Ohana.
Yesh Atid MK: 'Duma arson spilled Jewish blood'
Stern brushes off lawyers' testimony that Jewish suspects being brutally tortured to point of suicide, says arson set off terror wave.
'Civil Administration is endangering lives'
Bypass road designed to allow Israeli Jews to circumvent dangerous Gush Etzion junction halted over CA struggle with IDF.
Uri Ariel calls to build a seaport in Gaza
'Israel must control Gaza - but only militarily,' Agriculture Minister opines.
Left, right unite over violence at Duma protest
Zionist Union's Kasenia Svetlova defends journalists - including Arutz Sheva correspondent - attacked by police during protest.
Silvan Shalom resigns from politics
Sexual harassment allegations drive Interior Minister from the Knesset, citing the burden his family has had to pay amid the scandal.
Arutz Sheva exposé stops illegal Arab building
Road from Nabi Samuel renovated over Shabbat without Civil Administration approval - and with EU money.
Pro-Shabbat bill passes preliminary reading
'Weekly day of rest' to protect small businesses which remain closed on Shabbat.
Netanyahu working to move up Likud primaries
Prime Minister reportedly planning to hold primaries in February, possibly to prevent former minister Sa'ar from challenging him.
Liberman blasts 'opportunist' Israel-Turkey talks
Former FM notes Erdogan's Islamism, ties with Gaza in warning against normalization process.
Netanyahu undergoes minor surgery
Prime minister undergoes a colonoscopy in which several polyps were located and removed; Ya'alon was filling in for him.
'How to talk to Reform Jews'
Following Naftali Bennett's controversial visit to Conservative shul, Ex-Prisoner of Zion Mendelevich explains how it is done.
'A black day for Israel'
Lawyers expose brutal torture on Duma suspects
After finally meeting suspects, lawyers tell of cruel torture, demand investigation end; 'minor hit in sensitive organs till numb to kicks.'
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'Bus stop barriers? Barrier in terror villages'
Deputy Jerusalem Mayor Turgeman is 'embarrassed' by barrier plan, calls to put the 'barbarians' on the defensive instead.
Terror victim Naor Shalev celebrates Bar Mitzvah
Two months after nearly losing his life in brutal Pisgat Ze'ev stabbing, Naor Shalev is called up to the Torah at the Kotel.
Duma: 'I'll get ISA if they breach law - again'
Justice Committee head Slomiansky says he will 'blow up' the 'absurd' arson investigation - if he hears any 'more cases' of breaches.
State detaining Jewish youths 'out of laziness'
Meir Ettinger's attorney slams legal system for 'bypass road' without evidence, trial; civil rights activist urges end to draconian tool.
Apparatchik says rightists have no culture
MK Shuli Muallem wants Culture Ministry to get rid of an elitist leftist committee member.
Bill: Ban foreign NGOs from contact with IDF
New law could see foreign-funded NGOs liquidated immediately if they are found to be undermining the State of Israel.
Feature: Maccabees' 'Declaration of Independence'
In part eight of our Hanukkah special, learn how the Maccabees succeeded in establishing a sovereign state after a final battle.
MKs ask Rivlin to stay away from Haaretz event
At last minute, five MKs from Kulanu and Likud ask Rivlin not to grant legitimacy to anti-IDF Breaking the Silence.
Edelstein spends Sabbath at Hevron
At a difficult time for Hevron's Jews, Knesset Speaker says their story is one of courage and faith, and an example to every free person.
Union: 'Mother of all strikes' to raise wages
Half of Israelis don't even earn enough to require them to pay taxes - and that has to change, says the Histadrut.
New security unit established in Jerusalem
Transport Ministry launches new security initiative to station guards aboard public transport in capital in effort to 'prevent attacks.'
Samaria town: Rabbis aren't 'terror collaborators'
Kokhav Hashahar protests after investigators 'stain' them in the case of suspect now released to house arrest.
Feature: Maccabees learn folly of peace accords
In part seven of our Hanukkah special, learn how commando night raids brought victory, and peace treaties brought death.
End of the rebellion? The fall of Judah Maccabee
In part six of In the Footsteps of the Maccabees, relive Nicanor's defeat, and the surprise battle that took Judah's life.
Rivlin: We all have to live together
President Rivlin addresses the Brookings Institute in Washington, calls for common ground between different population groups in Israel.
MK Zoabi strikes plea deal in spitting case
Radical MK will admit she insulted a public servant when she told fellow Arabs to spit on Arab policemen in a Nazareth court.
Feature: Greek army breaks out the elephants
In part 5 of our Hanukkah special learn about Elazar's heroic death under the elephant, Maccabees' miraculous salvation in Jerusalem.
Yogev: High Court to blame for continued attacks
Moti Yogev blasts Israel's judiciary for delaying deterrent measures as attacks against Israeli see no end in sight.
Maccabees battle the Greeks in the Hevron hills
Part 4 of our Hanukkah special takes you to the site of the Maccabees' battle in mountains of Hevron.
Poverty statistics inflated, says MK
Jewish Home's Smotrich says while gaps are worrisome, today's poor are much less poor than those of 20 years ago.
Arab MKs call to ban Trump from visiting Israel
Arab MK and former Arafat adviser demands 'neo-Nazi' Trump be barred from upcoming Israel visit for calling to ban Muslim entry to US.
