Bet El Founder, Former Knesset Member, and Chairman of the Arutz Sheva and Besheva Group Yaakov (Ketzaleh) Katz looks back on the life of Zionist philanthropist Cherna Moskowitz.
Dozens of Jews visited the Temple Mount in honor of the first day of the month of Elul. A video shows the visitors singing the words from the Shabbat prayers which ask G-d to restore His kingdom in the city.
Plane which carries Prime Minister and President to state visits abroad damaged wing-tip cover while being towed to hanger. Expected to be back on line for President's visit to Europe next week.
Ran Erez, chairman of Teachers Union for high schools, says it's 'not the end of the world' if strike continues, adds that he doesn't expect school to resume until after the fall holidays.
New JPPI survey shows that the Israeli government's position on whether the IDF should remain in Gaza is in line with that of its voters and a plurality of the Israeli public.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir says he is working to end negotiations for a ceasefire-prisoner swap deal with Hamas. 'Negotiations only create more and more terror.'
Mother of murdered hostage, Ori Danino, talks about her son, the rumors that upset her, and says, 'A hostage deal must include everyone, without exception.'
Li-Yam Berger, sister of hostage Agam Berger, sends a message of hope and faith: 'I hope you are staying strong and filled with faith, we are all waiting for you.'
Heroes Forum files complaint with police against retired judge Sara Haviv, who was filmed ripping down signs bearing the photos of hostages and fallen IDF soldiers.
The Knesset's haredi parties will not support the budget brought for a vote on Monday until the matter of haredi schools' funding is solved, the parties announce.
Israeli swimmer Ami Dadaon wins gold in the men’s 200m freestyle S4 disability class, securing his third medal overall and his second gold medal.
Hamas publishes a video of Ori Danino, one of the six hostages who were murdered and whose bodies were recovered this week from the Gaza Strip.
Israel’s outgoing Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan has been named global president of Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel’s emergency services system
PMO responds to National Unity party leaders' press conference accusing the PM of lying about the war and hostage efforts, criticizing his refusal to withdraw from Philadelphi Corridor.
Chairman of National Unity Party, MK Benny Gantz, condemns attacks against PM, but criticizes him: 'He has lost his way.'
Cabinet secretary Yossi Fuchs approached the Speaker of the Knesset Ohana with a request to convene the Knesset plenum during the recess for the purpose of laying down legislation.
United Torah Judaism party promises to boycott voting on budget unless haredi schools receive funding, promised reform.
Participants of the Bar Association Conference in Tel Aviv encountered a giant sign hung by Noam party activists: 'This dictatorship must be changed, and soon.'
'No reason to continue negotiations when Teachers Union is backtracking,' Education Minister Yoav Kisch says.
President Isaac Herzog spoke out against the plans to resume the judicial reform legislation that was stalled by the beginning of the war.
The officers demanded of Minister Gallant to either win the war or resign.
A wave of protests demanding increased military action is planned at several highway junctions Tuesday evening.
IDF, ISA, announce the death of terrorist Ahmed Fozi Nazer Muhammad Wadia, who led the massacre in Netiv Ha'asara on the morning of October 7, 2023.
Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu claimed that the blame for the hostages lies with anyone who supported the Disengagement Law in 2005.
Im Tirtzu activists hold early morning protest outside home of Histadrut chair Arnon Bar David, criticizing him for political strike. 'We won't allow you to continue harming Israelis.'
Avraham, a resident of Nahal Oz, seen in the footage as a terrorist orders her to forcefully exit the kibbutz, while speaking to her in Arabic.
Report: Shas chairman criticized Prime Minister over the cabinet vote on the Philadelphi corridor but clarified that it must not be reversed.
A protester who spray-painted the words "Bibi is a murderer" on one of Prime Minister Netanyahu's security vehicles released under restrictive conditions.
The Lufthansa Group, which also includes Swiss International Air Lines and Austrian Airlines, announces it will resume flights to Israel starting next Thursday.
Clashes erupt between police forces and protesters in the vicinity of the Prime Minister's Residence in Jerusalem and the Likud headquarters in Tel Aviv.
Hamas publishes a video of Eden Yerushalmi, one of the six hostages who were murdered and whose bodies were retrieved by the IDF.
Arab filmed during Tisha B'Av damaging tires of Jewish-owned vehicles parked near the Western Wall.
The judge refused to apologize and claimed 'I am choosing life, they are choosing dead hostages and real estate.'
Prime Minister Netanyahu sharply criticized the decision of union chairman Arnon Bar-David to declare a general strike.
Thousands pay their final respects to American-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was murdered in captivity by Hamas terrorists last week.
Israeli President speaks at funeral of murdered hostage Hersh Goldin-Polin. 'From here, I call upon the international community: The time to act is now: Bring them home.'
Command Sergeant Major Hadas Brentz was murdered together with two other policemen in a terrorist shooting attack near Hebron yesterday.
The Labor Court has ordered the Histadrut to end its strike by 2:30, ruling that its motives were purely political.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir addressed protesters against a hostage deal and said he is using his power in the government to prevent one.
Iris Haim, whose son Yotam was kidnapped to Gaza on October 7 and accidentally killed as he tried to escape captivity, calls on Israelis to rethink the strike. 'These protests brought us October 7.'
Activists protest outside the home of Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar David, stressing, 'a strike aids Hamas.'
Bereaved families from the Heroes Forum marched in Jerusalem to call on the government not to concede to Hamas' demands and to protest the general strike.
Fire breaks out in yard of Motza home, firefighters called to the scene rescue to the family and prevent tragedy.
Early rainfall expected to let up, giving way to more typical weather later in the week.
Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant leveled heavy criticism against his Prime Minister who is insisting on not giving up the Philadelphi Corridor in a hostage deal.
Many business and local authorities refused to heed the call by Histadrut head Arnon Bar-David to cease operations in protest of Israel not reaching a deal with Hamas.
Thousands demonstrate in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and other cities calling for the promotion of a deal to release the hostages from Gaza. Clashes break out between demonstrators and police.
Supporters of Bnei Sakhnin turned their backs and made crude gestures during the Israeli National Anthem. Supporters of the host Hapoel Be'er Sheva crossed the pitch and attacked the opposing fans.
'While we are looking for the ultimate solution, you have chosen to shut down the economy and say to Sinwar, 'You succeeded, keep on murdering,' says mother of murdered hostage to Histadrut Chairman.
President Isaac Herzog met on Sunday with the Foreign Minister of the Netherlands, Caspar Veldkamp, and thanked him for his country's support.
Hanan Ben Ari sings at funeral of hostage Ori Danino, murdered by Hamas in Gaza.
Almog Sarusi, who was murdered by Hamas terrorists in captivity was laid to rest in Raanana.
"When we received the bitter news, I was disappointed. After almost a year, we found out that three weeks ago you were still alive,' says grandfather of murdered hostage, Ori Danino.
80-year-old Zvi (Heshi) Rubin, who survived the Shabbat Simchat Torah massacre, after hiding for eight hours with his wife and family, passes away this weekend
Chairman of the Histadrut, the General Organization of Workers in Israel, Arnon Bar-David has called a general strike on Monday. 'Tomorrow, from 6:00 a.m., the Israeli economy will halt. At 8:00 a.m. Ben Gurion Airport will close and departures and arrivals will stop.'
Protestors in front of PM's Office in Jerusalem call out 'A Deal Now' and hold signs against Netanyahu, 'Damn Netanyahu for abandoning the hostages.'
Doctor arrested at protest in Tel Aviv. Police say that he, 'held the horseman's foot and pushed the horse, endangering the horseman.'
Yagil Yaakov from Nir Oz, who was released in a hostage deal, returned today to the school he attended before being kidnapped. "With God's help, only good news," Yagel posted.
A week before being kidnapped to the Gaza Strip, Ori Danino, whose body was rescued from captivity yesterday, was filmed singing in his family’s sukkah.
