Bibi: 'Terror comes from hope, not frustration'
Prime Minister speaks out against terror around the world. 'It develops from murderous ideology, from desire to destroy enemy.'
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Court defers request against Temple Mount cameras
Justice Fogelman claims 'installing cameras on Temple Mount is not irreversible step,' but demands government respond to appeal.
Mother of four from Dimona killed in Istanbul
Simcha Damari, 60, from Dimona, identified as one of those killed in Istanbul attack. Her sons: She always helped everyone.
Looking for new agreement with Reform
Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel, Chief Rabbi David Lau discuss how to best oppose moves to officially recognize Reform, change Kotel status.
US attacks Israel for 'land expropriation'
On heels of UN condemnation of state land designation, US State Dept. says it has 'serious questions about Israel's intentions.'
Netanyahu: We will continue to fight incitement
PM Netanyahu, responding to Facebook questions, assures the public that Israel is fighting the ongoing Arab incitement.
US dismisses reports of secret Israel-PA talks
US officials say disclosure of Israeli offer to remove IDF from Palestinian cities is just 'spin,' because they didn't know about it.
UNHRC 'diagnosed' with Israeli obsession
Israel Ambassador warns Human Rights Council it has OCD, which 'is associated with suicide: Council will bring its demise.'
Israel calls for action against Iran's missiles
Foreign Ministry issues statement condemning Iran's latest ballistic missile test and threats against Israel.
Netanyahu moves to expel terrorists' families
Prime Minister turns to Attorney General to examine possibility of expelling relatives who encourage and support terror.
Elkin doubles down on prediction of PA collapse
Minister doubles down on comments predicting Palestinian Authority's imminent collapse, says Israel must 'internalize' new reality.
Zahalka asks to visit Pres residence, Rivlin: 'No'
President's residence tells Balad head that he is unwanted guest after meeting with, supporting families of terrorists.
Trump: What Obama did to Israel is a disgrace
After promising to be 'neutral' and 'unpredictable' in forcing peace talks, Trump calls Obama 'worst thing that ever happened to Israel.'
PM promises bereaved families 'we will win'
Shortly before lethal Rami Levy stabbing, Netanyahu meets families of terror victims and vows 'we will defeat this terror wave.'
Car bomb kills 10 in Turkish capital
Car explodes near vehicle transporting soldiers, believed intentional. At least 10 reported wounded.
Israel-EU relations 'back on the right track'
PM hails Friday meeting with EU foreign policy chief to repair relations after labeling controversy, but says 'friction' still remains.
Progress reported in Israel-Turkey talks
Officials say progress was made in meeting between Israeli and Turkish teams, but some issues still remain to be solved.
Israel renews import of kosher meat from the US
Following a decade of no US meat imports, Israel to renew bringing in kosher meat from the country.
Israel, India to sign major arms deal
The $3 billion dollar deal would make Israel one of the Indian army's three largest weapons suppliers.
Israeli arrested for throwing ax at Arab car
Ax shattered Palestinian man's car windscreen as he drove near Karnei Shomron in Samaria, in what police believed was an intentional act.
'We will encircle all of Israel with a fence'
PM Netanyahu tours construction of security fence along eastern border with Jordan, stresses Israel must 'defend itself from predators.'
Israel criticizes North Korean rocket launch
Israel joins international condemnation after illicit North Korean launch.
US: Bid for Israeli-Arab peace not on the agenda
US State Dept. denies reports John Kerry traveling soon to Israel to broker new peace talks with Palestinians.
Foreign Ministry slams CBS 'false, bias' headline
How did CBS news choose to portray an attack by heavily armed terrorists on Israeli police? Yes, you guessed it...
'Will France also suggest conference for ISIS?'
Political officials express fury over French proposal. US also prefers solution that is not unilateral.
UN Chief still concerned - but now about Hamas
Ban Ki-moon publishes statement after Hamas leader announces intention to keep building tunnels and attacking civilians.
Ban Ki-moon sympathizes with Palestinian terror
UN chief Ban Ki-moon condemns Israeli 'settlements,' but justifies murderous Palestinian terrorist attacks.
Holocaust survivor to represent Israel at the UN
Danny Danon relinquishes seat at UN to 81-year-old Auschwitz survivor Martha Weiss in honor of International Holocaust Day.
'Huge sums from abroad are funding Arab terror'
Hotovely slams hundreds of millions of dollars going to PA, after Dafna Meir's murderer found to be a 'product of wild PA incitement.'
India asks Israel to help build security fence
Looking to prevent illegal entry on Pakistan border, India looks to Israel for help to construct innovative border fence.
PM: Israel to authorize return of Hevron residents
Netanyahu says process to authorize Hevron homes will begin today, and stresses Israel's support for 'settlements under attack.'
US indicates Abbas lied about peace talks
State Department shoots down Abbas's claims his negotiation attempts were snubbed by Netanyahu, saying it isn't aware of the attempts.
Netanyahu 3rd most popular leader on social media
Study finds that Netanyahu ranked third among world leaders in rate of facebook page interactions.
'Europe encourages Palestinians to incite to kill'
Diplomatic officials respond angrily to EU decision that agreements won't apply to Judea, Samaria.
Egyptian ambassador meets Foreign Ministry chief
Foreign Ministry Director General Dr. Dore Gold meets Egypt's new ambassador to Israel, as relations between the countries improve.
Outrage in Israel over EU's resolution
Officials in Israel warn the EU is helping out the PA's anti-Israel efforts with its latest resolution on Judea and Samaria.
PM: US ambassador's remarks are 'unacceptable'
Netanyahu's office blasts Dan Shapiro's attempt to fault 'settlements' for stalemate with Palestinians, asserts PA incitement to blame.
Netanyahu trying to stop anti-Israel resolution
Foreign Ministry officials hard at work trying to stop Monday's vote on a resolution that could lead to sanctions against 'settlements'.
NGO Transparency bill to be modeled on US law
Netanyahu announces crucial amendments to hotly contested bill - effectively neutralizing US State Department criticism.
US academics deal BDS a critical blow
Association of American Universities 'strongly opposes' call to boycott Israeli academics, saying such moves 'violate academic freedom.'
