Yoni Kempinski

Sa-Nur expellees come home

Thirteen years after their town was demolished, Sa-Nur expellees visit the site of their former town together with MKs and supporters.

Celebrating 70 years of Aliyah with 700 Olim

Jewish Agency holds festive event at Ben Gurion Airport with hundreds of Olim who came in one day from France, Russia, Argentina and Brazil.

Woman rescued from falling stone blesses over miracle

Jewish woman rescued from falling stone in Ezrat Yisrael comes to thank Creator for miracle; Chief Rabbi and Culture Minister also attend.

Watch: How do you convert a song?

The 'InyanAcher' band in new and entertaining clip tells story of special song for wedding season opening today.

Watch: Inspiring singing at the Western Wall in Jerusalem

NCSY Kollel sing at the Kotel two hours before sundown on Tisha B'Av.

Bennett concerned: We will lose millions of Jews in the Diaspora

Education Minister and Jewish Agency chairman participate in evening of dialogue in Shoham.

Marriage activists protest by admitting guilt to the police

Dozens who officiated at unregistered weddings turn themselves into police.

Simcha Goldin vs. Netanyahu:

'Prime Minister rationalizes and manufactures fears'

'Hard to see PM and wife watching World Cup in Russia while bereaved families go from memorial to memorial,' said Hadar Goldin's father.

Watch: Memorial for Lieutenant Hadar Goldin

At Kfar Saba military cemetery hundreds attend annual memorial ceremony for Hadar Goldin, still in Hamas captivity.

Turning the army into a place of 'Yiddishkeit'

'Tzalash' group aims to foster religious observance in the army. 'When you break it down, the army is the easiest place to be religious.'

Watch: Israeli police uncover hidden weapons cache near Hevron

Machine guns, ammunition found hidden in cave outside of Hevron. 2 suspects arrested for illegal weapons possession.

'If we stand our ground - the world will follow'

Israel Hayom's Editor-in-Chief: 'As long as Palestinians prioritize us not having a state more than their having one, there won't be peace.'

'We sat in the living room, suddenly we were filled with blood'

Father whose family was injured by rocket tells of the horrifying moments.

Bereaved father of soldier: The details show Divine intervention

Father of soldier killed in tank accident discusses circumstances leading to son's death. 'A crazy thing that never happened before.'

Israeli officials celebrate July 4: 'Much to be thankful for'

Israeli officials participate in US embassy event, emphasizing strength of US-Israel relationship during the Trump administration.

'Only the terrorist's death can save soldiers' lives'

Family of soldier Ronen Lubarsky, killed during recent operation, demands military advocate seek death penalty for Ronen's murderer.

Israelis demand: Let the IDF win

Nearly 60% of Israelis believe US Pres. Trump is the most pro-Israel president, 68% believe Oslo was a 'failure.'

Provocation in Rabin Square

Police repulse demonstrators seeking to enter men's compound in protest against separation at Chabad event in heart of Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv Chabad event will take place - with gender separation

Tel Aviv district court rules on petition to enable 'Messiah in the Square' event in Tel Aviv to be held with gender separation.

Kids connect to Jewish heritage through art

Through educational project at Beit Hatfutsot, Jewish youth from around the world explore family roots and connection to the Jewish story.

'Prince William visit a celebration of UK-Israel ties'

British Ambassador to Israel says Prince William hoping to 'get a flavor of Israel' during visit next week.

A Florida mayor's battle against BDS

Bal Harbour mayor explains the legislation that allows police to identify anti-Israel crimes as anti-Semitic.

Duma affair:

'My son tried to kill himself'

Father of minor detained in Duma arson case opens up about his son's experience under Shin Bet torture.

Tortured minor's father: 'Justice emerges'

'We demand immediate release of our son from harsh detention and absolute isolation. These are the harshest prison conditions in Israel.'

Duma affair:

Court rejects confessions obtained through torture

The court dismissed all confessions made by the defendants under torture. Confessions collected after the harsh interrogation still valid.

Duma affair:

Suspect: Death is better than my life

Attorney Itamar Ben-Gvir, representing the suspect in the Duma affair, says confessions extracted under torture are inadmissible in court.

Today:

Key decision expected today in Duma arson case

Court rules this afternoon whether confessions of Duma murder suspects are admissible despite having been extracted through torture.

Watch: Jewish couple gets married on the Temple Mount

Israeli couple holds wedding ceremony on holiest site in Judaism, after site was closed to Jews for much of Ramadan.

'Left-wing anti-settlement plan backfired badly'

David Haivri of Kfar Tapuah says leftist appeal to court resulted in minor demolitons - but also paved way for expanded construction.

'It's a miracle I survived'

Teenage terror victim's condition improves week after stabbing.

Tapuach West:

Evacuation, demolition: 'What'd you expect from Supreme Court?'

Resident accuses government of responsibility for evacuation, demolition. 'If State says land isn't ours, what do you expect from Court?'

Watch: Evacuation of houses in Tapuah West

Hundreds of Police evacuate houses slated for demolition in Samaria community. Today, police will try to gain control over the other houses.

'Policemen should protect - not sexually harass'

Minor photographed nude by police speaks to Arutz Sheva about humiliating treatment by police.

'Police officer told me to take off my kippah'

European Jewish leader Rabbi Menachem Margolin says Brussels police told him to remove his kippah at his own event.

'Shin Bet torture' exhibit in the heart of Tel Aviv

Activists demonstrate torture techniques that GSS interrogators allegedly used on detained Jewish minors.

Protesting the 'rigged game'

As hearing on Regulation Law underway in Supreme Court, protesters gather outside against possibility that the law could be cancelled.

Did Netanyahu ask to tap the phone of the Mossad chief?

Television report claims Netanyahu instructed the Shin Bet to tap the phones of the former Mossad chief and IDF Chief of Staff.

Sneak peek: Times Square to hold largest Israeli block party

Historic celebrations for Israel's 70th anniversary to take place in Manhattan next Sunday.

Watch: Kibbutz home hit by mortar shell attack from Gaza

Mortar fired from Gaza on Tuesday night damages Jewish home in Israel.

'I saw death with my own eyes'

Sderot resident whose home was hit last night by Gaza terrorist bullets: 'Seventy percent of public suffering from anxiety.'