Hours after the Netherlands officially commemorated the Kristallnacht pogrom, the Nazis’ heirs staged a new Kristallnacht pogrom. And the police took their time. Opinion.
The National Security Council reports: 'Security bodies estimate that the wave of violence has ended. There is no concern for Israelis wishing to move around the city.'
Prime Minister Netanyahu has arrived at the Foreign Ministry situation room to oversee the developments in Holland.
The fans who were present and affected in the event will receive immediate assistance upon their arrival in Israel by the National Insurance Institute as victims of terrorist acts.
Leiter was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, moved to Israel at 18, and has served in the past as Netanyahu's chief of staff in the Ministry of Finance.
A special project will be launched to bring the dogs and volunteers of the Israel Dog Unit to Jewish communities abroad in the wake of the Amsterdam pogrom.
Former Minister Michael Eitan passed away at the age of 80. He founded the Israeli Front Lobby through which he greatly assisted growth in Judea and Samaria.
Israeli airline announces it will run free last-minute flights to bring Israelis home from Amsterdam today, even on Shabbat, following the pogrom against Israeli soccer fans.
Knesset approves new appointments in the government. 58 Knesset members support the move, with no opponents or abstentions. Opposition skips the vote.
In preliminary reading, Knesset plenum approves bill to reduce fines for public transportation passengers who forgot to pass their card, but who hold daily or monthly passes.
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant speaks to US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, thanking him for his support for Israel over the course of the war, and emphasizing the special bond between the two countries.
Netanyahu will announce Israel's next Ambassador to the US tomorrow after asking current Ambassador Michael Herzog to remain past the end of his term until January 20.
Marc Zell, chairman of Republicans Overseas, says president-elect Donald Trump brings good news for expats, and will force Iran to rethink its course. 'G-d willing, they'll take a different tune.'
MK Ohad Tal speaks with the special Arutz Sheva and Israel365, discussing the firing of Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, the re-election of former US President Donald Trump and Biden administration's last months in office, and what all three might mean for Israel's future. Watch.
David H Green and Eyal Mazig presents AI based clip about a 12 year old hostage in Gaza, who wishes he could be a butterfly - so he could fly free.
The father of Sivan Sadeh, who was killed by a Hezbollah rocket while working in a field, eulogized his son and spoke about his will to enlist in a combat unit.
Tzvika Mor, whose son Eitan is being held hostage by Hamas, sent a letter to the President-Elect stating: 'The time has come for Israel to make the rules of the deal with Hamas from a position of strength and power that will ensure that our hostages will be the last in our history.'
Rina Matsliah recounted the time that the current President-Elect of the United States sued her for ten million dollars. 'You should know that Donald Trump lost to me. I beat him. He didn't get a penny.'
Released hostage Sapir Cohen, who recently met with Donald Trump, sent the President-Elect a letter begging him not to forget the hostages.
The Likud party continues to maintain its power after the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, television polls show.
Two crew members, who landed safely, were aboard the plane when the shrapnel hit. The plane sustained damage.
The law permits the Minister of the Interior to order the deportation of a family member of a terrorist, if it is proven that he knew in advance of his relative's intention to commit an act of terrorism and did not make efforts to prevent the act.
Flash drive found in Rafah with video showing terrorists watching Al Jazeera and talking about hostage Almog Seroussi and the protests in Israel.
Demonstrators clash with police at left-wing demonstration against the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. One person arrested.
Binyamin Regional Council head Yisrael Ganz participates in festive launch of the 'Trump 'wine and celebration of his reelection.
COGAT and IDF announce the completion of the 2nd polio vaccination campaign for children in Gaza.
Billboard congratulates President-Elect Trump on his election victory, calls on him to "make Israel great."
A heated discussion was held in the Constitution Committee on restricting the use of administrative detentions against Israelis.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stood at the podium in the Knesset Plenum, congratulated President-Elect Trump, and called for sovereignty in Judea and Samaria and the death penalty for terrorists.
Students at Ben-Gurion University have called to protest the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant with a two-hour class strike.
Opposition leaders made a statement to the media following Netanyahu's decision to dismiss the Defense Minister | Lapid appealed to the coalition: 'Do not support Gallant's dismissal'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Issac Herzog congratulated US President-Elect Donald Trump on his apparent victory in the elections. Herzog: 'I look forward to working with you to strengthen the ironclad bond between our peoples.'
The Channel 14 panel broke into song while panelist Shimon Riklin recited the "Shehecheyanu" blessing, which is recited upon new and joyous events.
16-year-old Oren is a young Israeli boy whose personal account touched many.
Residents of Judea and Samaria claim that the harvest serves as a cover for acts of surveillance and terrorism on a regular basis.
Watch: Singers Yaakov Shwekey and Yonatan Razel appear at the 'Singing together for their return' event at Hostages' Square in Tel Aviv and sing together with the families.
Rabbi Doron Perez, father of fallen IDF soldier Daniel Perez whose body is being held in Gaza, speaks at rally in Tel Aviv: There are certain things which are beyond politics. The pressure must be on Qatar and Hamas, not on us to pay exorbitant prices.
President Isaac Herzog condemns the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant: We must not go back towards the abyss.
Outgoing Defense Minister Yoav Gallant delivered his first statement to the media since Prime Minister Netanyahu announced his dismissal, says 3 issues led to his firing.
Rabbi David Leybel speaks about the issue of drafting haredi yeshiva students, saying, 'Anyone who is not studying Torah needs to enlist, but the military system is not yet prepared to absorb haredim.'
Religious Zionism MKs Ohad Tal and Moshe Solomon announce intention to vote against daycare subsidy bill, depriving the coalition of the majority necessary to pass it.
MK Tzvi Succot removed far-left activist Guy Hirschfeld from the subcommittee on Judea and Samaria after he called some of the participants 'Jewish terrorists.'
Arab students demand Tel Aviv University bar reservists studying at the university campus from carrying weapons on campus. 'An infuriating and audacious demand.'
Deputy Minister Avi Maoz in the Knesset: 'All my future votes, on the daycare law, the budget law, or any other law, will be in light of correcting this injustice.'
A bill has been was approved in second and third readings stating that teachers who support terrorism will be fired and institutions supporting terror will lose funding.
Haredi musician Mendel Rata shared why he decided to enlist in the Haredi brigade in the IDF. 'If I care about the truth, I must get up and take action.'
Samaria Governor Yossi Dagan joined Jvote, a system set up to encourage US citizens living in Israel to go out and vote. He spoke to US citizens and told them: 'It could be nice to sit on the side and what things happen on the screen, but we can't allow ourselves to do that.'
Minister Dudi Amsalem called on the Knesset to fire State Attorney General, Gali Baharav Miara, and her deputy Gil Limon: 'They are acting illegally.'
Government ministers slam Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara's conduct, demand she be fired. PM Netanyahu: 'She is oppositional.'
At the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, a crowd gathers to hold prayers dedicated to the success of Tuesday's US elections.
Tzurit, mother of fallen soldier Maoz, says, 'People say I'm educating for death, instead of life. We are fighting for life.'
Yael Eshel, sister of lookout Roni, who fell on October 7 at Nahal Oz outpost, enlists today and will serve as an infantry instructor.
Our Dudi is only two years old, a sweet child with big innocent eyes. But he is already fighting something none of us could have imagined—leukemia. Instead of running and playing he lies in a hospital bed, connected to machines, struggling for every tiny breath.
It is assumed that Hamas would not back down from its demand for Israel to end the war in return for the hostages. Senior security source: 'The time has come to look reality in the eyes.'
Foreign Minister Israel Katz officially announces the cancellation of the agreement between Israel and UNRWA, after the Knesset approved a law banning UNRWA's activities in Israel.
Edward Slolov, 57 from Nahariya, was hit by shrapnel from an interceptor while walking on the city's boardwalk. He was known in the city to be a kind fisherman who jumped into the sea to save two drowning children.
Freed hostage Agam Goldstein published photos of herself and her brothers taken while they were held by Hamas.
The Religious Zionist party has announced that it will agree to support a bill that would enable daycare subsidies for yeshiva students only if at the same time there are preferential allocations and additions for reservists.
Dozens of residents of Kibbutz Be'eri relocate to new temporary housing near Kibbutz Hatzerim after 13 months in Dead Sea hotels as they prepare to return to their homes
