MK Yariv Levin says Jewish Home and Liberman are wrong when they claim Likud is 'leaving them for last.'
The government hasn't been formed yet, but already rival parties are accusing each other of “ruining” their policies.
Police Sergeant Ofer Kenerick, 28, laid to rest Sunday after he was killed in a tragic accident on Friday.
New Jewish Home MK is shocked by Haaretz's latest screed, which mocks Obama for 'groveling' before Israel and 'wealthy Jews.'
Criminal complaint filed against Turkish mayor Melih Gökçek for using taxpayers money to erect a 6-meter robot statue in Ankara.
PM cautions West not to rush into a deal which would needlessly empower a weakened Tehran; 'Iran needs a deal more than anyone.'
The IDF plans to provide Arabic language courses for civilian security officers in Judea and Samaria, the army announced Sunday.
Family asks the press to respect the Maril family's privacy ahead of funeral, remember the fun she had on her trip with family.
Despite police presence to maintain calm, at least one person was moderately injured after falling from a cemetery wall.
Although vows to carry out an 'electronic holocaust' fell flat, anti-Israel hackers did have limited success attacking smaller websites.
2.5 million Israelis visited beaches, parks, nature reserves over Pesach - and left a national mess which could harm Israel's water supply.
Both countries have strengths that the other can use in a regional alliance against Iran, but Israel has a stronger hand than some think.
Four separate plane malfunctions - in Greece and Italy - keep hundreds of Israelis from returning home after Passover holiday.
Israel punches above its weight, but the country needs more than a military strategy to amplify its strength, says Eytan Gilboa.
With pressure mounting for a coalition, Likud minister Silvan Shalom says unity government is on table if Labor agrees to basic guidelines.
Max Sela's family insists the 24 year-old knew how to take care of himself, was not a risk-taker.
Rainfall expected from north to south all day Sunday with unseasonably cold temperatures to boot.
Yisrael Beytenu chair accuses Netanyahu of biding time during coalition talks to then later go and form unity government with the Left.
18 days after receiving the mandate to form a government, Likud hopes to finally concretize deals with both United Torah Judaism and Shas.
Politicians take part in Moroccan Jewish post-Passover holiday around the country, urging unity and joy.
Arutz Sheva ends its coverage in time for the final days of Passover; coverage to resume Saturday night.
Likud and Jewish Home continue to arm-wrestle: Likud threatens to prefer Labor, Bennett threatens to opt for Opposition.
Disputed report claims Mufti of Saudi Arabia says husbands facing 'severe hunger' can eat their wives - who should gladly comply.
Operation Protective Edge's financial impact totally covered by mass profits from Israel's new natural gas deposits.
Transportation Min. Yisrael Katz nominated for Israel Prize, protestors picket his home over no public transport on Shabbat.
New marathon commemorating biblical story of runner from Binyamin to Shiloh held Thursday all across Samaria.
With the chorus of criticism over its framework deal with Iran growing, the Obama admin tries a different tactic: trolling.
Israeli killed in Peruvian air glider accident named as Max Sela, 24, from Shoham; family struggling to digest the news.
Jewish worshippers looking to visit Temple Mount after Kotel prayers face Muslim pursuers and uncompromising police.
Following deal with Israel, Palestinian police say they will launch armed patrols in towns near Jerusalem, under Israel's security control.
A Family Court judge tells yeshiva student he has a responsibility to find a job and pay the required child support to his five children.
Condition of soldier critically wounded in stabbing attack improves: he was taken off his ventilator and is communicating.
In an interview with the Washington Post, Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon argues West could have done much better on the Iran deal.
A source in Jewish Home says it appears that Likud wants a government with its “natural allies” - but not with Jewish Home.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is set to announce his first coalition agreement next week, sources in the Likud said.
Maslama Thabet, who murdered 2 Israelis, receives degree in Israeli Studies from Al-Quds Open University.
The Foreign Ministry said that an Israeli in his 20s had been killed while on a hike in Peru - the third death reported so far this week.
While many Israelis took the week off for Pesach vacation, the supervisors of kashruth in the Chief Rabbinate were working overtime.
A Tel Aviv blaze brought out five firefighting crews to fight a blaze, just hours after another fire at the landmark El Al Building.
A Population Registry supervisor in an Arab neighborhood of Jerusalem is suspected of selling travel permits to Jerusalem Arabs.
18 year-old Yitzhak Samet laid to rest on Mount of Olives; he is the second death from trampling incident during funeral for Torah leader.
There will be no public transportation on Shabbat, Transport Minister Yisrael Katz said Wednesday.
At least 100 others saved from ferry fire off the coast of Krabi; Israeli media has yet to identify victim.
Yeshivat Hochmei Lublin, where the deadly funeral was held on Saturday night, says 'professional bodies' are responsible for congestion.
Soldier wounded in knife attack recalls how he was stabbed in the back, but got off the ground and shot the terrorist stabbing his friend.
Temple Institute holds reenactment of new barley offering on same day it was performed in Holy Temple thousands of years ago.
18-year-old becomes second to die as a result of trampling at Rabbi Shmuel Wosner's funeral, in which 100,000 participated.
An Israeli soldier suffers serious wounds when he was stabbed in his upper body; Arab terrorist shot and killed.
Many Religious Zionists push for the implementation of the death penalty for convicted terrorists. Rabbi Dr. Jeffrey Woolf explains why.
Elite IDF rescuers sadly unable to save 40-year-old man, who fell off a cliff while hiking in the Judean desert.
40-year-old enjoying the Pesach break falls 50 meters to his death at Nahal Og, not far from the Dead Sea.
UNIFIL peacekeeper killed in gunbattle with Hezbollah died from Israeli fire, security source says; IDF working to avoid future incidents.
Five rockets fired as part of missile testing - including one dud - after Hamas leader touts production of new rockets to attack Israel.
Councilman King explains how his attempt to block Arab vendors from offending Jewish sensibilities was shot down by Mayor Barkat.
A large number of incoming draftees - mostly women - have requested to be assigned to watch security cameras.
Haredi men and women are more and more qualified, eager to join the workforce - but some say employers are rejecting them.
State Assemblyman Travis Allen visits several communities as part of ongoing project with Samaria Regional Council.
Soldiers reveal what happened before Hamas took the body of Oron Shaul - and why the wrong choice of tanks mattered.
Coalition talks between the parties include bill making it difficult for foreign countries to donate to NGOs, influence Israeli politics.
