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.
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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.
Goldin family criticizes 'ruckus' over Comptroller's report
The parents of fallen IDF soldier Hadar Goldin criticize 'political ruckus' greeting publication of Protective Edge campaign report.
'The Chief of Staff has declared war on the Torah world'
Religious Zionist rabbis says IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot lied, crossed a red line in forcing religious soldiers to serve with women.
Ambassador Haley meets with Goldin family
US Ambassador to the UN meets with family of fallen soldier, pledges to work to return bodies of soldiers held by Hamas.
Bennett: Shaked has achieved the unbelievable
Jewish Home leader Naftali Bennett responded Wednesday to the appointment of four new judges to the Supreme Court.
Four new judges appointed to Supreme Court
The Judicial Selection Committee appointed four new judges to the Supreme Court Wednesday.
Hezbollah claims IDF entered Lebanese territory
Hezbollah claimed Wednesday that IDF soldiers hid spyware and surveillance equipment inside Lebanon.
Jerusalem tears down celebration tent for freed terrorist
City clamps down on celebrations for eastern Jerusalem terrorist's release.
ISIS terrorist discovered plotting chemical attacks in Israel
Israeli-Arab member of ISIS terror group planned attacks on Israeli citizens, arrested by Shin Bet.
In pictures: IDF drill in Hevron
Hevron Brigade holds drills, practices dealing with various types of terror attacks and infiltrations.
UN envoy: Regulation Law 'undermines' peace
UN envoy to the Middle East blasts Regulation Law at the Security Council. Ambassador Danon responds.
Liberman offers Hamas airport, seaport in exchange for quiet
Defense Minister says Israel willing to build international airport, seaport, industrial zone in Gaza if Hamas ends tunnels, rocket fire.
Ariel to Trump:
'Let Netanyahu bring Pollard home'
Minister appeals to US President from Jerusalem Conference podium: 'Allow Prime Minister one more passenger on plane: Mr. Pollard.'
96-year-old Holocaust survivor wins Israel Prize
Agnes Keleti, 96-year-old former gymnastic Olympic medalist, established gymnastic training in Israel after immigrating in 1957.
'If the Palestinians don't pay, we'll cut off their electricity'
Director of the Israel Electric Corporation says that homes in PA areas owe more than a billion shekels in electricity bills.
PM to demand Pollard be allowed to come to Israel
Prime Minister Netanyahu will ask President Trump to waive Jonathan Pollard's parole conditions and allow him to immigrate to Israel.
Netanyahu: Listen to Trump first, make declarations later
Sources reveal conflict within cabinet ahead of Prime Minister's meeting with President Trump.
Proposed law aims to give Knesset full authority
Proposed law aims to cancel Supreme Court's 'right' to cancel laws enacted by Knesset, suggests Israel adopt UK-like model.
'Overnight our home became illegal'
State could face lawsuits from thousands of people who would lose their homes if the Regulation Law is overturned.
Hamas: Israel proposed prisoner swap
New report says Israel communicated with Hamas through intermediaries to achieve a prisoner swap, but proposal was rejected by Hamas.
'Next round of fighting not a question of 'if' - only of 'when'
Minister Bennett calls for crushing victory against Israel's enemies at memorial for Sderot girl murdered shielding brother from rocket.
Bennett and Shaked: Obligated to the Regulation Law
Ministers Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked visit Ofra, assure residents they're committed to passing the Regulation Law.
Justice Minister: We did everything we could
Shaked responds to criticism, says Jewish Home did all they could, calls current law 'anti-Semitic.'
Facebook Ordered To Pay $500 Million In Oculus Lawsuit
Facebook ordered to pay $500 million in damages over VR suit
