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William Daroff, CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, shared his recent visit to Azerbaijan with Arutz Sheva and urged other Muslim nations to follow its example.
Social media video shows Carlson smiling and embracing security staff, as officials deny his claims of detention and passport confiscation.
The British government has barred the United States from using the base on the island of Diego Garcia and RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire as part of a strike against Iran, according to a report in The Times.
Hundreds of Jews entered five buildings in the Jalis neighborhood of Hebron today. The new neighborhood will be named after seven soldiers who fell in battle.
IDF forces carried out counterterrorism operations in Shechem during which a terrorist previously identified with “Lion’s Den" and an additional terrorist were arrested.
Helmet cameras captured Border Police raiding a home in Jerusalem’s Abu Tor, seizing three M-16 rifles and arresting a weapons suspect.
Foreign Minister, representing Israel at the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace, says all previous plans for Gaza because they did not address the root problems of terror, hate, and indoctrination.
Amb. Danon leads UN delegation visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau as part of an official trip to Poland to commemorate the Holocaust and the global fight against antisemitism.
A mob of dozens of Arab rioters attacked Jewish cattle herders and IDF soldiers, soldier fires at rioter.
Comedian Ami Kozak provides a realistic portrayal of the routine security inspection at Ben Gurion Airport, which American political commentator Tucker Carlson claimed to be 'detention.'
At an IDF officers’ graduation, Netanyahu warned Hamas to disarm and said Iran would face an unprecedented response if it attacks Israel.
Representatives of nearly 50 nations attend first meeting of President Trump's new Board of Peace. The President promoted Jared Kushner to Special Envoy.
Palestinian Arab sources say terror group names governors, maintains tax collection as Israeli assessment warns influence will persist.
The company announced that the night flights to Tel Aviv will continue with a stopover in Athens at least until March 6, and flight times will be extended due to the stopover.
Malcolm Hoenlein tells Arutz Sheva Iran remains the central threat to Israel, warns negotiations must ensure full compliance, and says the region stands at a critical moment.
Foreign Minister Sa'ar is representing Israel at the first meeting of the 28-member state Board of Peace.
Mako report reveals how the security establishment managed to gather information on hostages held captive in Gaza's tunnels.
In the coming days, a comprehensive emergency information booklet will be distributed to residents' mailboxes and various digital platforms.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett calls for unity government, drawing attacks from other opposition leaders.
Former Justice Minister Haim Ramon explains why Knesset's opposition is not managing to recover, pointing accusatory finger at its leader, MK Yair Lapid.
Former Prince Andrew, King Charles's brother, has been arrested on suspicion of improper conduct in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Knesset committee to receive final version of Draft Law, haredi party expresses concerns that harsher sanctions could interfere with yeshiva students' right to study Torah.
The Movement to Combat Antisemitism says the exhibit reproduces motifs of historical accusations attributed to Jews over the centuries.
Talmud Torah building in Simferopol, Crimea, returned to local Jewish community after Russian President Vladimir Putin's intervention.
The chief of staff in the Prime Minister’s Office decided to postpone the appointment of Tzachi Braverman as ambassador, following allegations that he helped cover up a leak of classified information.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir attacked the Attorney General over her position on surveillance tools in the police, saying she was only interested in using them for political reasons.
Rare find uncovered in Susya excavation demonstrates integrity of ancient community's residents.
Hadas, the mother of Sgt. Ofri Yafe, a soldier in the Paratroopers reconnaissance unit who was killed in crossfire during an operation in Khan Yunis, spoke about a message she received from one of her son’s comrades apologizing for his fate.
Charlotte Roth, 96-year-old Holocaust survivor, makes aliyah surrounded by four generations of descendants.
Hananel Gez, whose wife Tze'ela was murdered on her way to the delivery room, announces engagement.
US forces 'locked and ready' for widescale strike on Iran, sources say.
IDF forces demolished the house of the terrorist who carried out the attack at Gush Etzion Junction three months ago.
IDF launches strikes on Hezbollah's terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon, targeting weapons depots and missile launchers.
Three Israelis stole property from victims of the Supernova festival just hours after the massacre.
Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi Kalman Bar says Western Wall not under Supreme Court's authority, should not become a place of protests and physical altercations.
Trump administration imposes new visa restrictions on 18 Iranian officials and telecom leaders following last month’s brutal crackdown on anti-regime protesters.
Russian FM Sergei Lavrov warns that any new US strike on Iran would have "serious consequences," as Washington prepares for potential military action and continues talks.
Jewish youths attacked in the Muslim Quarter by an Arab assailant. Police subsequently detain the victims for questioning. Attorney Nati Rom: "A blatant violation of the Youth Law."
Former PM Naftali Bennett slams Tucker Carlson for claiming he was detained at Ben Gurion Airport, calling the commentator a "phony" who spouted lies and never even stepped foot in the country.
US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz tells the UN that Hamas must disarm before reconstruction.
