Teacher Threatens to Strike if Attacks Continue
At protest outside PM's Residence in Jerusalem, Sarah Shulman of Eli refuses to teach 'children who may be murdered tomorrow.'
At protest outside PM's Residence in Jerusalem, Sarah Shulman of Eli refuses to teach 'children who may be murdered tomorrow.'

Edelstein visits protest tent, saying he expects government to crush terror. Region head demands: 'we want sovereignty in Judea-Samaria.'

The morning after: public officials squabble over appropriateness of ministers speaking at mass rally in front of Prime Minister's House.

Pained and angry demonstrators outside Prime Minister's residence demanded Israel use its full force against terrorists.

Security reinforcements, new roads, and new laws. 'We will defeat terror, as we have done in the past,' the Prime Minister warns.

Likud ministers join the crowd as the masses say 'enough!' to terror.

Security sources reveal group of terrorists behind murder arrested, likely including those who actually pulled the trigger.

Top activists approach presidential car, shout at Rivlin for saying 'my people chose terror.' Ben-Gvir: 'he can be president of Ramallah.'

Family friend of murdered couple describes his pain, sense of loss; 'they lived in holiness, they died in holiness'.

Deputy FM cuts off Jordanian as he says 'IDF soldiers defile Al-Aqsa with their feet,' compares his 'warping of history' to Arafat's.

Prime Minister is a gifted orator, Liberman admits, before slamming his 'inability' to make decisions.

Monthly salaries for Knesset members will jump from $10,100 a month to approximately $11,250.

Police summon Jamal Zahalka for investigation after he was caught on film in verbal assault on officers and Jewish visitors.

Hazan tells Arutz Sheva the time has come for Zahalka and his inciting friends to be forbidden from holy site - and kicked out of Israel.

Minister livid after exam uses her likeness in a morbid example mocking the Likud; legal action to be taken against professor.

Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein speaks to Arutz Sheva about ongoing Arab violence in Jerusalem over Temple Mount.

Former foreign minister attacks Netanyahu on his way to UN in New York: Israel needs political process to solve conflict.

Headed to New York, Israel's Prime Minister names major topics to feature in his upcoming speech before the UN General Assembly.

Joint List MK Jamal Zahalka crossed a red line in harassing the Israel Police, Miri Regev and Avigdor Liberman warn.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon called on the int'l community to pressure Israel, PA into talks. Liberman: UN's priorities are wrong.

Religious-Zionist Roni Alshich, 52, is deputy head of Shin Bet - and credited as a 'mastermind' of Israel's war against terror.

Police may open fire when anyone's life is in danger. Use of non-lethal sharpshooting guns is also approved.

'No one makes alliances with the weak,' says Prime Minister shortly after meeting Putin.

New bill to hit parents of rock-throwers 'where it hurts the most' - in their pockets; Justice Min. to enact tough new minimum sentence.

Firestorm in Knesset over violence in Jerusalem culminates with leftists blaming Israel for Palestinian violence; Minister points to Abbas.

Yisrael Beytenu head urges education minister to sack directors of Sakhnin schools where students protested in calls for 'intifada.'

President hosts annual Selichot service, warns of hostile elements trying to deteriorate the situation in the capital.

Five radical MKs visit Jordanian king and tell him to pressure Israel 'in any way possible' over Temple Mount.

Arabs terrorists threw two firebombs on Sunday, damaging house in Jerusalem's Nof Zion neighborhood.

Hundreds at Selichot at the Western Wall in the presence of Chief Rabbi David Lau, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu of Tzfat, ministers and MKs.

150 Jews pray in Old City at site of attack on yeshiva student; councilman urges 'we have to do what Giuliani did in New York.'

Deputy Defense Minister insists deporting assailants and their families will create instant deterrence after rock attacks.

Jerusalem mayor says there are 'zero excuses for violence' in the wake of rock-throwing murder, urges Israelis not to succumb to fear.

'You rest in the soil of the city in which you were born, which you loved, in which you were murdered.'

Prime Minister tours spot where Arabs murdered a Jewish motorist, vows to empower soldiers, police.

Psagot Winery CEO tells Arutz Sheva about his unique initiatives to prove the boycott movement against his Samaria boutique is wrong.

After lethal rock attack protesters and community leader in Armon Hanatziv tell Arutz Sheva something has to change - and fast.

Residents of neighborhood gathered in protest, as Border Police carried out arrests following lethal rock attack.

Israel must defend residents in Judea-Samaria, stresses David Biton, noting EU's 'settlement' labelling is not way to bring peace.

Armon Hanatziv has been hit by dozens of firebombs in recent weeks. A resident asks: how long before the guns are turned on us?
