Aliza Bloch warns: Israel is on the brink of civil war
Dr. Aliza Bloch warns of civil war at the Arutz Sheva-Israel National News conference, rejects calls for Blue and White to withdraw from the election, and urges a broad unity government.
Dr. Aliza Bloch warns of civil war at the Arutz Sheva-Israel National News conference, rejects calls for Blue and White to withdraw from the election, and urges a broad unity government.

MK Moshe Saada calls for appointing a new attorney general after the elections to withdraw the indictment against Netanyahu and launch investigations alleging serious misconduct in the investigations.

Three years after Hamas’ massacre, Staff Sgt. Maj. Rami Cohen returns to the Sderot police station, where he rescued two little girls hiding beside their murdered mother before being shot 14 times and left wounded for two hours.

the place where their lives were cut short

Marking three years since the October 7 massacre, Dror Tzfati makes his first memorial visit to the Nova festival site near Re'im, where his son spent his final hours.

Captivity survivor Bar Kuperstein returned to the Nova festival site from which he was abducted, put on tefillin in memory of those murdered, and called on the public to join him.

New Teddy Stadium mural honors Ori Danino and Hersh Goldberg-Polin, rival Jerusalem soccer fans who forged a powerful bond in Hamas captivity.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir honors Unit 8200 CWO who warned before October 7 that Hamas was preparing a large-scale surprise attack.

Rabbi Udi Schwartz, head of the halakha division in the IDF Rabbinate, tells Arutz Sheva about the unbearable scenes, agonizing identifications, and emotional encounters with families that have stayed with him since October 7.

The Israel Defense Forces (Wednesday) published this morning footage from body cameras of Golani Brigade soldiers, as they complete seven months of operations in southern Lebanon.

Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz dismisses the polls, urges voters not to fear the electoral threshold, and says Israel’s future depends on breaking the political blocs.

Haddad says his QR-code campaign proves the battle for public opinion is far from over. Now, as No. 2 in Amcha Yisrael, he is taking his advocacy fight into politics.

AI agent reportedly bypasses internet restrictions during OpenAI training run, prompting company to suspend some advanced model training.

Education Ministry and Intel sign cooperation agreement to expand AI and STEM education, mentoring programs and technological opportunities for Israeli students.

Israel’s ambassador to the US rushed home after his son Neria was critically wounded in a terror attack, sharing the family's ordeal from the hospital ward.

Neria Leiter, son of Israeli Ambassador to the US, was critically wounded in the attack on Route 443. Neria continued to serve in the reserves after losing his older brother nearly three years ago.

One year after returning home, captivity survivors gather at Hostages Square for an evening of thanksgiving and Selichot, alongside families of deceased hostages and bereaved families.

A documentary in production features testimony from longtime employees who worked alongside Sara Netanyahu, including office chief Tzipi Navon, who claims she was offered money to speak against the Netanyahu family.

Dr. Uzy Hadad of speaks to Arutz Sheva and warns that the real AI danger may not be machines turning against humanity, but humans becoming so dependent on them.

IDF Chief Eyal Zamir orders legal review and special team to address ‘NAZA,’ accusing the film of blood libels that could endanger Israeli soldiers.

Behind the scenes of one of the war’s most complex operations: Crossing the Litani River, face-to-face combat, prolonged underground fighting, and destruction.

Dr. Shmuel Katz urges Israelis abroad to participate in the elections and calls on smaller right-wing parties to unite, warning that votes for parties that fail to cross the electoral threshold could ultimately weaken the right.

Israel Police spokesman Dean Elsdunne speaks to Arutz Sheva about October 7, the battle for Israel’s truth abroad, and why Israelis must keep speaking out.

Ambassador Maya Kadosh tells Arutz Sheva that Hungary’s zero-tolerance policy toward antisemitism allows Israelis and Jews to feel safe in Budapest, while warning of antisemitic rhetoric from the far right.

At an event marking the US 250th anniversary, Ambassador Huckabee and Knesset Speaker Ohana take the stage, play American hits and invite the crowd to dance.

Unannounced 'Breaking Dawn 2.0' exercise tests IDF response to infiltrations, missile fire, mass casualties and hostage scenarios across multiple fronts.

Thousands of Israeli-Americans call on Ed Sheeran to remove Macklemore from his tour following the rapper's anti-Israel messages during a performance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

Inspectors uncover 100 bottles hidden inside drinks at Kerem Shalom; truck seized and Israeli company’s Gaza aid permit suspended.

Omer Shem Tov, a survivor of Hamas captivity, tells Arutz Sheva about the moment he surrendered himself to G-d deep inside the tunnel, 'I felt warmth and light in the darkness.'

IDF officer moderately injured by accidental gunfire at Combat Engineering School in the Arava; Military Police launch investigation.

In a special Arutz Sheva interview, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee speaks out on Iran, Hamas, Syria, Israel's upcoming elections, and Trump-Netanyahu ties.

IDF troops simulate simultaneous attacks, mass-casualty incidents and threats to Israeli communities in major exercises focused on northern Samaria.

Boaz Melet tells Arutz Sheva how his son Benayahu, who was shot in a terrorist attack, recovered and continued fighting the terrorists until his final moments.

Gilad Erdan, in an interview with Arutz Sheva, criticizes the changes in Likud, appeals to the Religious Zionist community, and presents his positions on the draft issue and the next government.

Col. Yossi Pinto, head of Israeli delegation to Colombia, describes the search for missing people one week after the earthquake, 'We have yet to find any survivors, but Israelis don't give up.'

i24NEWS Channel correspondent Yonatan Raveh and videographer Nadav Abas were assaulted in Belfast. The cameraman sustained a head injury from a thrown glass.

MK Simcha Rothman tells Arutz Sheva he wants to continue judicial reform, overhaul the attorney general's powers and help shape the next right-wing government.

'Alliance of Brothers' delegation arrives in Colombia, begins working to locate and rescue people trapped under rubble after the recent earthquake.

Rabbi David Fendel tells Arutz Sheva how the yeshiva and its students have helped rebuild the city after October 7, serving as its guardians and driving a new wave of Religious Zionist growth.

Israel warns Gaza residents to stay away from the Yellow Line, accusing Hamas of deliberately pushing civilians toward the area despite the danger.
