Seven countries warn against Israel's E1 plan
UK, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Canada and Norway condemn the E1 tenders, warning they could damage the two-state solution and Israel's international standing.
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“Enormous economic power"
“Enormous economic power:" Porush warns business leaders of haredi boycott
MK Meir Porush threatened to use the sector’s purchasing power, estimated at tens of billions of shekels, if what he described as the “persecution of the Haredim" continues.
Ben Gurion Airport disruptions targeted Miri Regev
Senior Israel Airports Authority officials claim that workers’ committee chairman Pinchas Idan planned to disrupt the Transportation Minister’s flight to Morocco, but ultimately postponed the strike by one day.
Supreme Court rejects petition against illegal scrapyards
Regavim warns illegal scrapyards are fueling car theft and security threats after the Supreme Court accepts the state’s claim that sufficient enforcement measures have been taken.
Sheikh who fought Hezbollah
Sheikh who fought Hezbollah: “They brought ruin upon Lebanon"
Sheikh Muhammad Ali al-Fouani accuses Iran of brainwashing the disadvantaged population and claims that international pressure would lead to Hezbollah’s rapid collapse.
Jewish Terrorism?
Jewish Terrorism?: Amb. Huckabee explains what he condemns - and what he supports
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee lays out the true effects of violent extremism in Judea and Samaria in an exclusive interview with Arutz Sheva.
High Court strikes down decision to close IDF Radio
The High Court of Justice unanimously accepted the petitions against the government’s decision to shut down the military radio station
Haredi man attacked by 6 assailants in Borough Park
New York police were called to the scene following a report from Shomrim volunteers, arrested the suspects for questioning, and led them away from the scene in handcuffs.
After a week of searching, missing man found dead
The body of Katriel Nachman Keinan, 24, from Beit Shemesh, was found in difficult terrain in the area of the Switzerland Forest in Tiberias after more than a week of searches.
Amb. Huckabee:
Amb. Huckabee: This is why the US is negotiating with Hamas
The US ambassador to Israel answers bereaved families' criticism of direct talks with Hamas in an exclusive interview with Arutz Sheva.
The race against time: Firefighters race to rescue traped eagle owl
Firefighters race to rescue eagle owl trapped in bird net, racing against time and the risk of dehydration and deterioration.
IDF reveals
IDF reveals: Hamas uses Nasser Hospital to conduct brutal interrogations, torture
IDF intelligence reveals Hamas is allegedly using Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis as an interrogation and torture center as the terrorist organization fears losing its grip over Gaza residents.
83-year-old sheikh with 45 children investigated for polygamy
Police suspect Rahat resident married 10 women over the years, including five non-Israeli residents, and harbored women staying in Israel illegally.
US Embassy delegation visits Upper Galilee to boost economic ties
US Embassy delegation visits Israel’s Upper Galilee to explore economic cooperation, investment, trade and regional development following the war.
Police ask public for help finding missing Ramla man in Japan
Israel Police seek the public's help locating 23-year-old Amir Amberber of Ramla, who has been missing since arriving in Japan on August 2.
Tragedy at Soroka: Pregnant woman and unborn baby die
Woman in her 40s, 34 weeks pregnant, dies following a rare complication and sudden deterioration; hospital reports case to Health Ministry.
Report:
Report: Trump suggests intense attacks on Iran if economic pressure fails
Report: President Donald Trump has ordered his Iran negotiating team to freeze talks for several weeks as prospects for a deal with Tehran diminish.
Sa'ar hits back at UK: 'Israel will not be a passive victim'
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar rejects Britain's criticism over E1, accusing London of 'one-sided' policy against Israel.
'Settler arson' claim falls apart after police probe
Palestinian Arabs claim 'settlers' torched building with family inside, police investigators prove allegations utterly baseless.
Watch: Illegal infiltrators found hidden behind truck's false wall
Border Police uncover concealed compartment at Jerusalem-area crossing, finding 16 illegal infiltrators packed inside.
Double murder case that shocked the north solved
Three suspects face indictment for the double murder in Buq'ata after police uncovered an alleged hit squad targeting a man over protection money.
Katz to Erdogan: Don't test Israel
Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan against dragging country into 'dangerous adventures' in Syria.
Report: Houthis plan to escalate tensions with Saudi Arabia
Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Akhbar reports Houthis preparing for possible escalation with Saudi Arabia, including renewed fighting along Saudi Arabia's southern border.
Trump confirms he plans to meet Kim Jong Un this year
President Trump confirms he plans to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year, reviving diplomacy after three previous summits failed to yield a deal.
UK Foreign Sec. to Israel:
UK Foreign Secretary demands Israel scrap E1 tender, halt 'settlement' expansion
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband condemns Israel's E1 construction tender and demands it be withdrawn, warning it threatens the two-state solution.
'Drawn into political theater'
Danon calls for Security Council reform, says emergency meetings are abused
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon calls for Security Council reforms, says emergency meetings have become a political tool repeatedly used against Israel.
Syrian FM:
Syrian FM: Israel struck airbase despite assurances no Turkish base was planned
Syrian FM Asaad Al-Shaibani tells Axios that Israel struck Abu al-Duhur airbase despite assurances Syria had no plans for a permanent Turkish military presence.
Report: US opens secret Hormuz oil corridor
US forces have established a secret Hormuz shipping corridor moving millions of oil barrels daily, according to an Axios report.
Tel Aviv:
Tel Aviv shopping center distances itself from 'Palestinian state' sign
Left-wing activists hang a sign calling for the establishment of a Palestinian state without authorization. Dizengoff Center removes it and calls police.
Prince Harry and Meghan set to move back to UK with their children
Prince Harry and Meghan are preparing to move back to the UK later this month, according to British media, with their children set to attend a British school in September.
Chief Rabbi to Eisenkot: A source of inspiration
At an event marking the dedication of a memorial and study room for Israel’s fallen soldiers, the Chief Rabbi shakes Gadi Eisenkot’s hand and tells him, “You are a source of inspiration."
Arab Knesset parties revive Joint List, without Ra'am
Representatives of Hadash, Ta’al and Balad agree to run together in the upcoming elections. Ra’am will not be part of the alliance.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu: “Judicial reform is a Torah obligation"
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu was asked by his son, Minister Amichai Eliyahu, whether the judicial reform should be abandoned in favor of a unity government.
Watch:
125 mph in the dark: Police chase ends at spike strip
A 19-year-old new driver was arrested after allegedly reaching 201 km/h on Route 60, shutting off his lights and trying to flee police.
After 505 days in captivity
After captivity and the fight to bring him home: Eliya Cohen and Ziv Abud marry tonight
After ten years together, 505 days during which Eliya Cohen was held hostage, and a prolonged struggle to bring him home, he and Ziv Abud are getting married tonight.
'Don’t'
Report: Mossad Chief spoke with Syrian FM days before Israeli airstrikes
Mossad chief Roman Gofman reportedly spoke with Syria’s foreign minister days before Israel struck an airbase, warning against Turkey’s military presence.
Israel's first Bedouin judge under threat
Judge Nasser Abu Taha, who became Israel’s first Bedouin judge, has requested to relocate from his home in southern Israel to the north and serve there following threats.
No man left behind
Lebanon Talks: Israel demands return of fallen prisoners’ remains
Israel reportedly demands the return of Israeli prisoners’ remains as talks with Lebanon continue, with Hezbollah refusing to leave a key southern Lebanon position.
IDF eliminates Hamas commanders involved in October 7 and Gaza attacks
IDF identifies four Nukhba commanders eliminated in a northern Gaza strike, including an October 7 infiltrator and three involved in attacks on troops.
Chief of Staff in Syria
Chief of Staff in Syria: 'We won't allow enemies to establish themselves on our borders'
LTG Eyal Zamir tours security zone in southern Syria, warns escalation could develop on any front and praises reservists who have served hundreds of days since the war began.
