'Attitude towards Israel steadily improving'
Danny Dayan, Israel's Consul to New York, says Israel soon to feel tangible change in America's attitude towards Judea and Samaria.
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Terror attack foiled in Samaria
Attempted stabbing attack at hitchhiking post in Samaria, terrorist captured.
Bennett meets with Trump envoy in the White House
Education Minister sits down with special White House envoy Jason Greenblatt as Trump administration looks to define its policy on Israel.
Residents arrested for returning to site of destroyed homes
Former residents of Homesh, destroyed in 2005, arrested while having a Sabbath meal at the site of their destroyed former community.
Judge acquits Jewish stonethrower
Judge Moshe Drori ruled against convicting youth who threw stones and Molotov cocktail after kidnapping of three Jewish youths.
Watch: Bereaved family watches as terrorist's house is sealed
Police accede to request by bereaved parents Herzl and Meirav Hajaj to watch the house of the terrorist who murdered their daughter sealed..
Heads of Eli pre-army yeshiva called to hearing
Defense Minister demands cancellation of Eli's status unless Rabbi Levinstein is fired.
Bennett vetos giving Israel prize to Yair Garbuz
Leftist whose diatribe against right and religious goes viral in Israel, kept from receiving coveted prize.
'For six years of Syrian civil war, border stayed quiet'
Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot addressed conference in memory of former Mossad head Meir Dagan, discusses threats to Israel's security.
'If Lebanese rockets strike Israel, it's a declaration of war'
Education Minister Bennett speaks with Arutz Sheva about security on the northern border, education, and the IDF.
Israel expects to reach understanding with Trump White House
Netanyahu's chief of staff leaves for Washington to continue talks with Trump administration over Israeli policy in Judea and Samaria.
Report: One killed in Israeli drone strike in Syria
Syrian media claim Israeli drone strike killed man on Syrian side of Golan Heights.
'Hezbollah is preparing for war'
IDF Chief of Staff warns Shiite terror group is violating UN resolutions and is arming itself in preparation for war against Israel.
'There's no reason to hold new elections'
Transportation Minister Katz says there are several issues which need to be dealt with, current issue does not justify new elections.
'I call on everyone to act responsibly and prevent elections'
Education Minister Bennett calls on coalition members to prevent new elections which would 'harm Israel's economy.'
Netanyahu: If we don't agree, we'll have new elections
Netanyahu holds Likud meeting, says ball is in Kahlon's court; Kahlon speaks with opposition leader Herzog about replacing Netanyahu.
Is Israel about to go to the polls?
Netanyahu backtracks on IPBC decision, says new broadcasting corporation costs millions more than current Israel Broadcasting Authority.
US Middle East envoy meets with Judea and Samaria leaders
American envoy Jason Greenblatt met today with Yesha Council leaders Yossi Dagan and Oded Revivi.
Is commanding a mixed-gender combat unit permissible?
Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed, venerable leading rabbi of religious Zionism, answers.
'We don't care about the murderer'
Murdered rabbi's children: 'Dad taught us to become stronger and to build.'
85% of hesder soldiers serve in combat units
Hesder students join paratroopers, intelligence, tanks, navy, infantry, and other units.
Two life sentences for murderer of Rabbi Michael Mark
IDF court sentences Arab terrorist who murdered rabbi, wounded his wife and children.
'Shabbat desecration is funded by the municipality'
Haredi and Religious Zionist rabbis call on Jerusalem municipality not to fund Shabbat-desecrating activities.
Nails on the road, followed by shooting attacks on Israelis
Terrorists planned to stop cars with nails on the road, then open fire on the stopped vehicles.
Multiple sclerosis patients pack 1450 'mishloach manot'
1450 'mishloach manot' packages will be delivered to children in schools in Migdal Haemek in northern Israel for the Purim holiday.
'Radio Shack' officially going bankrupt again
US electronics chain 'Radio Shack' filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday - for the second time in a little over two years.
National Megilla-reading initiative
A joint initiative of Tzohar and Ohr Torah Stone will bring Megilla readings and Purim activities to over 400 locations throughout Israel.
PA event in Jerusalem terminated
Internal Security Minister Gilad Erdan halts event sponsored, funded by PA at St. George Hotel in Jerusalem.
Major anti-BDS summit to be convened at UN General Assembly
US Ambassador Haley to join Israel's Ambassador Danon at UN General Assembly anti-BDS summit.
'It is forbidden to serve in mixed-gender units'
Bet El Yeshiva head Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed calls on Knesset to nullify mixed-gender directive.
Avalanche buries skiers at French Alps resort of Tignes
Several people are feared to have been caught in an avalanche in the French ski resort of Tignes.
Visas will not be given to boycott supporters
Knesset passes law prohibiting granting visas to those who support BDS against Israel.
Solution for Amona residents on the way?
Prime Minister acknowledges obligations to evicted former residents of Amona, says a solution will be found.
Opposition MK: Ashamed of what I said
MK Eitan Cabel says he 'never lied, the self-righteousness makes him angry,' then says he lied to protect party.
Border Police arrest knife-wielding Arab
Israel Border Police foil potential knife attack near Cave of the Patriarchs in Hevron.
Hosni Mubarak acquitted over 2011 killings of protesters
Former Egyptian president acquitted of complicity in killings of hundreds of protesters during 2011 uprising that ended his rule.
'This harms the Rabbinate and the state's Jewish character'
National Union party warns kashrut reforms will divide country, harm the Jewish character of the state.
'A great miracle and tremendous resourcefulness'
Har Hevron Regional Council head Yochai Dimri responded to Wednesday's terror attack in Havat Mor.
Chemistry professor calls Lehava head 'neo-Nazi'
Hebrew University professor Amiram Goldblum, described the head of the Lehava organization, Benzi Gopstein, as a "neo-Nazi" in group mail.
Amona HQ announces hunger strike
'Demolition follows demolition.The promises are meaningless,' say Amona leaders disappointed by government's failure to fulfill commitments.
