Samarian Council holds Washington anti-BDS event
This week, the Samarian Regional Council successfully held a conference with American congressmen in Washington against BDS.
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'You work day and night to protect us'
President Reuven Rivlin visits base of elite police counter-terrorism unit, praises their vigilance and dedication.
Arab residents oppose relocation of Amona
Not only do Arab residents near Amona oppose the community where it is now - today they expressed opposition to its relocation as well.
'Ben-Dahan is overstepping his authority'
MK Bar-Lev criticized the Deputy Defense Minister's instruction that all housing removals in Judea and Samaria pass his approval.
Reckless driving at troops caused friend's death
Shuafat resident arrested for driving drunk in vicinity of Border Policemen, causing them to open defensive fire, killing a passenger.
'We'll help ensure that Bibi heads the next gov't'
'Lapid won't be Prime Minister any time soon.'
PLOflag removed from Sebastia
The Parks Division of the Civil Administration removed the flagpole at Sebastia on which a PLO flag had been displayed.
Hundreds at fallen soldier's father's funeral
Herzl Shaul, father of fallen soldier Oron Shaul, was buried at Poriya cemetery. His son said that he died because he sat Shiva for Oron.
PLO flag raised over Sebastia National Park
Locals blast security officials for abandonment of national park and archeological site to Arab vandals.
'Tel Aviv school won't be transferred to migrants'
After Tel Aviv mayor planned to shut down Tel Aviv high school, use building for migrant children, Bennett intervenes on school's behalf.
Haredi soldiers combine army with Talmud
The newest solders in the Nahal Haredi unit turned their swearing-in ceremony into milestone for religious IDF soldiers.
Ethiopian MK: Police Chief's comments harm us
'The Police Chief called me to explain his comments; I told him he should apologize and put an end to the story.'
Alshich's son: My father isn't fazed by the media
Eitan Alshich, son of Police Chief Roni Alshich, claims 'anarchists are exploiting Ethiopian community for political reasons.'
Taken down by a taser - and awarded 106,000 NIS
A young haredi man sued Israel Police in court, after a cop shot him with a taser - twice.
Brain samples of Holocaust victims revealed
"Whoever thought this chapter was closed - is completely mistaken."
Supreme Court eases punishments for rock-throwers
"A proper balance must be maintained when dealing with the punishment of a minor."
13 worshippers arrested inside Arab village
Group seeking to pray by tomb of Yehoshua Bin Nun entered Palestinian Authority village without authorization.
'Investment advisor' received 2.5 Million NIS
The law finally caught up with a Nahariya resident, who deceived people into giving her money under guise of 'investment broker.'
Jewish Home demands haredi MK condemn caricature
Activists demand Health Minister Litzman condemn offensive caricature portraying Deputy Defense Minister executing yeshiva students.
Minister calls to bar Brussels Airlines
Tourism Minister Yariv Levin sharply criticizes Belgian airline which removed Halva manufactured in Samaria from its airline meals.
Forged documents factory revealed
A factory for forged entrance permits to Israel was revealed yesterday in the Samarian village of Akrabeh.
20-year-old stabbed in Jerusalem
Man suffers light to moderate wounds in a stabbing on Shivtey Yisrael Street. Police believe incident is criminal.
Liberman: The rules of the game have changed
Analysis: The airstrikes in Gaza mark a change in the retaliation policy of the defense establishment.
House of Rabbi Mark's murderer to be destroyed
The Supreme Court rejected the calls of leftist organization 'Hamoked' and allowed destruction of terrorist's home.
52 combat soldiers commanded to shave
"I was in shock. Why are they forcing me to choose between two values which I believe in?!" Commander freezes order pending investigation.
'A black spot on the history of Israel'
The Zionist activist group 'Im Tirtzu' demands sanctioning MK Yousef Jabareen for visiting arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti at his jail cell.
'Terrorists get benefits while we mourn our sons'
Family of fallen soldier demands government do more to pressure Hamas to return son's body, stop giving benefits to imprisoned terrorists.
Court believes witness - but acquits defendant
Jerusalem Magistrates Court clears youth of charge of assaulting IDF officer, citing reasonable doubt of mistaken identification by witness.
'They're just trying to divide the Army'
The IDF came out against a new group that helps soldiers suffering from religious discrimination in the Army.
Millions will go to Jewish outreach worldwide
'For the first time, Israel understands that it is the State of all Jews the world over.'
'We can't allow my son's murderer to keep smiling'
Devora Gonen, who's son Danny was murdered in a terror attack, laments state of terrorist prosecution and punishment in Israel.
Who is stealing IDF vehicles?
Document obtained by Arutz Sheva reveals sharp increase in number of vehicles stolen from IDF.
Fined 10,000 shekel for turning away a blind woman
Jerusalem courts have ruled in favor of Ora Darsha, who was left standing in the rain when a taxi refused to let her ride with her dog.
Justice MInister names David Rosen as auditor
Legal Forum for the Land of Israel: "The position of the Audit Commissioner needs...knowledge of how to act responsibly and without fear"
Jewish Home MK: No subsidy, no budget
MK Moti Yogev is championing tuition breaks for Religious Zionist schools. "The Jewish Home faction will pass this test."
Proposal to ban undercover recordings
Netanyahu pushes privacy law which would bar secret recordings, requiring both sides to be aware of taping.
US demands no demolition for illegal Arab outpost
Israeli NGO rips foreign criticism of recent demolitions of illegal Arab, calls on Defense Minister to ignore 'idle threats'.
New limitations for IDF Torah dedications
Arutz Sheva acquired new directives sent to IDF bases for conduct of visits by donors. Torah dedication ceremonies limited to 8 guests.
What to do with Salmonella cornflakes?
After much careful deliberation, a creative use has been found for the mountain of Salmonella infected cornflakes sitting in a factory.
Potential water shortage in Dead Sea area
Water well failure can cause 40% water supply shortage, causing great damage to agriculture and economy in Dead Sea, Jericho areas.
