Day after synagogue attack, large police presence in Jerusalem. Meanwhile, police agree to let 23 Navy commandos volunteer for civil guard.
As expected, the United States condemns Israel's approval of new homes for Jews in Jerusalem.
Filmmaker Ami Horowitz visited the University of California at Berkeley in order to find out which flag angers students more.
Amid security concerns, Askelon mayor Itamar Shimoni asks that Arab employees temporarily stop working in schools. Leftists angry.
State allegedly holding on to bodies to deter future attacks; even if they are buried, families to be banned from holding funeral.
President Reuven Rivlin, one day after Har Nof massacre, insists that Israel is facing a Jewish-Muslim conflict it does not want.
Prime Minister pens condolence letter to family of Druze officer who died in Har Nof attack, praises 'values of giving and sacrifice.'
Opposition leader attends lunch with Bnai Torah congregants after synagogue attack, expresses his "heartfelt shock as a Jew."
Bill approved in preliminary reading to host Arab-language radio on Israeli Arab topics, in effort to bridge cultural gaps.
MKs Shaked and Tzur draft new bill giving Minister of Interior authority to revoke permanent resident status of convicted terrorists.
Bennett speaks to Arutz Sheva about terrorism, deterrence, Temple Mount, Lapid, upcoming elections, and relationship with Uri Ariel.
50 homes in Har Homa, 28 in Ramot, in latest building tender announcement for the capital.
Yeshayahu Horowitz, severely wounded in Alon Shvut stabbing attack, recalls moments of terror.
Sgt. Major Zidan Seif laid to rest in his home town of Yanuh-Jat; thousands in attendance including many hareidi mourners.
Five Arabs surrounded Daniel Bronstein, sprayed pepper spray in his eyes, and beat him senseless - hours after the Har Nof massacre.
Knesset dismisses MK Ganaim's aide for threats over upcoming Beitar-Sakhnin soccer game, where Jewish and Arab fans are set to clash.
IDF says it destroyed the home of the terrorist who murdered a baby and young woman - the evidence says otherwise.
Five victims of Jerusalem terror attack still hospitalized but making progress; hareidim organize buses to honor Druze police officer.
In final installment of 3-part series on the Temple Mount, we take a look at a lesser-known aspect of the history of the Dome of the Rock.
Arab terrorists open fire at Agassi St. synagogue in Jerusalem; police shoot assailants dead.
Samaria victim of Arab ambush discovers on police report that the recent terror attacks are defined as 'Intifada 2014.'
Day after Jerusalem synagogue massacre, soldiers report hearing shots at Gaza border and use smoke bombs; none wounded.
Shouts of 'Allahu Akbar' heard from apartment on Ben Yehuda St; dozens of shocked residents call police who were attacked by perpetrators.
Druze officer Zidan Seif who fought terrorists in synagogue attack to be buried in his hometown of Yanuh-Jat in the afternoon.
MKs join residents and wounded victims praying in Jerusalem synagogue one day after the lethal terror attack.
Arabs report Jew from Kochav Yaakov arrested by PA for carrying out 'price tag' attack sparking IDF fears of kidnapping attempt.
Council Arieh King reveals family of terrorists in Tuesday's attack 'are third generation terrorists,' employers weren't told.
Jerusalem parents organization announces new security measures after parents barrage mayor and municipality with calls for security guards.
Exclusive coverage: Lehava director Gopshtain calls 'Jews, go out to the streets' while being arrested; hundreds protest Jerusalem attack.
Ron Kehrmann, who lost his daughter in a suicide bombing, says Israel should speak with the terrorists "in the only language they know."
Officials in the Foreign Ministry say that Spain's recognition of "Palestine" will achieve the opposite of a return to peace talks.
IDF troops demolish the eastern Jerusalem home of the terrorist who murdered three-month-old Chaya Zisel Braun and Karen Jemima Mosquera.
PM's invitation to opposition to join his government draws criticism from across the political spectrum.
Police officer who was fatally wounded in the attack on a synagogue in Jerusalem dies of his wounds.
Arab citizen of Israel arrested with sub-machine gun in his bag at same train station where soldier was murdered last week.
Hilarity ensues as Livni blames lethal terror attack on 'axes,' proceeds to change post numerous times in failure to cover gaff.
Hours after terror attack, two Arabs attack Jewish youth near Old City, not far from Municipality building.
Arutz Sheva learns how the tragedy in Jerusalem led one intrepid resident to pull together Jews in supporting the families left behind.
Netanyahu speaks in the wake of the Har Nof attack in which Arab terrorists 'loaded with hate and incitement' murdered four Jews.
Protesters in Jerusalem, Haifa demand tough government action in the face of this morning's terrorist atrocity; six arrested.
MK Hotovely strikes back after security agency head claims Abbas 'isn't interested in terror,' Temple Mount visits caused attacks instead.
As the victims of this morning's massacre at a Jerusalem synagogue are laid to rest, more details emerge of the horrific killing-spree.
Israel to revoke residency permit for wife of one of 2 terrorists responsible for the morning's gruesome attack. PM orders homes demolished.
Family of murderers call attack 'normal thing for every man belonging to Islam,' residents promise more attacks; police seal neighborhood.
ZAKA founder describes the gruesome sight of synagogue massacre, which made other attack scenes pale by comparison.
Thousands of people join public show of solidarity, strength in response to recent attacks. 'This is our home,' protestors say.
Arutz Sheva reports from scene of the terrorist attack in Jerusalem where four Jews were murdered at a synagogue; 'we don't feel secure.'
Terror victims all held dual US or British citizenship; funerals draw thousands.
Deputy Min. Ben-Dahan calls for expulsion and crackdown on Arab educational system; J'lem protests for 'revenge' and in front of UN in NYC.
More Israelis to be allowed to carry weapons for self-defense following massacre, Internal Security Minister says.
Rosh Kollel of Torat Moshe yeshiva identified as one of four worshipers murdered in shocking attack on Har Nof synagogue.
Terrorists unofficially identified as cousins Uday and Rassan Abu Jamal - one of whom worked in store meters from the massacre site.
Statement from Palestinian Authority leader's office condemns 'killing of civilians on either side,' as Israeli leaders blame Abbas.
Islamist terrorist groups hail Tuesday morning's brutal attack on a Jerusalem synagogue, tie it to suicide of Arab bus driver.
Chief Rabbi Lau says massacre on Jerusalem synagogue reminiscent of 'pogroms,' calls on Muslim leaders to stop 'cycle of bloodshed.'
Nir Barkat promises to do 'everything in our power' to return security, vows to 'stand strong and defend our city' after massacre.
Foreign Minister says 'despicable act of murder' the result of PA chief's constant 'anti-Semitic remarks,' urges international condemnation.
Har Nof massacre 'direct result of incitement, which the international community is irresponsibly ignoring,' Netanyahu says.
Police Commissioner Yohanan Danino and Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovich vow to heighten police presence, crack down.
