Uri Ariel: Enough Terrorist Prisoner Releases
Housing Minister Uri Ariel says that he and the Bayit Yehudi party will do their best to stop the ongoing release of terrorists.
Housing Minister Uri Ariel says that he and the Bayit Yehudi party will do their best to stop the ongoing release of terrorists.

Demonstrators marched in protest to the jail where terrorists are currently being held prior to their release tomorrow.

Hamas's Interior Minister has reportedly ordered security forces to shoot anyone who participates in planned Gaza protests.

Thousands of people took part in pro and anti-government protests across Egypt on Friday.

A mob attack by rock-throwing Arabs near Jerusalem sparks a protest. "If we don’t act, we can’t complain."

Chaim Albert proud of son who won’t obey distancing order. ‘Young people should learn from him.’

Israelis living northeast of Jerusalem say ‘outrageous’ daily traffic jams have reached the point of causing physical danger.

At least five people killed in Cairo as thousands of supporters of ousted President Morsi clash with security forces.

Anti-military protesters demonstrate in Cairo's Tahrir Square for the first time since President Mohammed Morsi was removed from office.

Tunisia’s Islamist-led government to be replaced by caretaker government following talks with secular opposition.

Israelis who have lost loved ones to terror protested Monday, demanding that no more terrorists be freed.

Investigators can’t figure out who fired the tear gas canister that hit and killed an Arab man during a riot.

Protesters oppose secretive nature of talks between Israel, Palestinian Authority: “If there’s nothing to hide – why are they hiding?”

Largest protest in weeks as tens of thousands call for the Islamist-led government to step down.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine organizes march in Ramallah against the peace negotiations with Israel.

The group tries to regain footing by rallying again on Friday. Meanwhile, their members are being arrested daily.

Hundreds of people protested against Israeli-PA peace talks, in marches organized by the Hamas and Islamic Jihad terror groups.

Supporters of deposed Egyptian president call on Egyptians to hold "Friday of Martyrs" protests against the military.

A Muslim group in the U.S. caused a media firestorm after announcing it plans to hold a mass protest march on September 11.

Meeting comes as government seeks to outlaw Muslim Brotherhood, following weeks of bloodshed.

At least 80 people died in Cairo alone, as a Muslim Brotherhood-led "day of rage" turned to bloodshed.

Reportedly thousands of pro-Morsi protesters are marching in the streets of Cairo chanting "down with the military rule."

The Islamist party which rules Tunisia is losing the battle on the streets, as it attracts fewer and fewer protesters.

One person killed in clashes in Cairo. Muslim Brotherhood claims police officers fired at their march.

Anti-Israel activists are threatening to protest outside an Israeli-owned shop in Britain. Local police preparing accordingly.

The Egyptian government announces that it plans to act decisively against protesting "terrorists".

Protesters gathered Sunday to show their ire near the Knesset as ministers voted to free terrorist murderers for "peace" talks with the PA.

MK joins victims' families in last-minute protest, suggests his party leave the government.

U.S. Secretary of State expresses “deep concern” over bloodshed and violence in Egypt, after weekend clashes result in many deaths.

Five people were killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of Egypt's ousted president in Alexandria.

Ministers, MPs trapped for over eight hours as angry rioters block the exits.

The Egyptian army blocked streets leading to the Republican Guard House in Cairo to stop Morsi's supporters from reaching the building.

Organizer of ‘social justice’ rallies declares Lapid a disappointment, calls for new protests.

Jewish groups urge court to uphold conviction of 10 individuals for interrupting speech given by Ambassador Michael Oren at UC Irvine.

10 dead and 210 wounded in clashes across Egypt, involving opponents and supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

“Incendiary words can have tragic consequences,” says AJC in response to claims by a Turkish official that world Jewry is behind protests.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi offers to form an interim coalition government.

Israel’s former ambassador to Egypt, Zvi Mazel, predicts that the fall of Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood are close.

Morsi vows to protect his "constitutional legitimacy" with his life in a live speech.

Egypt's President demands that the withdraw a 48-hour ultimatum for him to resolve the conflict with his political opponents.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay denies reports that he blamed the "Jewish diaspora" for the anti-government protests.

The “Jewish diaspora” is behind recent unrest, says Turkish deputy prime minister.

Egypt's opposition urges protesters to stay on the streets until Morsi goes, as his spokesman urges dialogue.

Four people are dead as millions hit the streets in Egypt on the anniversary of Morsi's inauguration.

Saudi Arabia has sent seven Shi'ite Muslims to jail for up to ten years for posting status messages calling for anti-government protests.

Jordanians called on the Amman government to ban imports from Israel, possibly not knowing talks are proceeding over import of natural gas.

Egypt prepares for a “million man protest” against President Morsi. More than 22 million have signed a petition demanding his departure.

Foreign Ministry calls on Israelis to avoid traveling to Egypt and leave the country if they are currently staying in it.

Political polarization in Egypt is threatening the country’s democracy, says Morsi ahead of planned protests by opposition.

Israelis protest a government proposal to export 40 percent of the country’s newly discovered natural gas reserves.

Radical Islamic preacher warns that participation in protests against Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi is forbidden.

Samaria women plan to march Tuesday to an Arab village known for violence, in a call to end terror on Israeli roads.

Anyone who enters Istanbul’s Taksim Square will be considered a member or a supporter of a terrorist organization, says Turkish minister.

Nationalists protest Peace Now: We can’t let the demented far-left be the only voice.

Turkish premier issued a final warning to protesters in Istanbul’s Taksim Square, giving them 24 hours to leave.

Thirteen suspects in Turkey have been sent to court on Monday after being accused of provoking riots through their social media posts.

Israel has struck a deal to deport up to 2,000 illegal Eritrean immigrants to unnamed African country in return for supplying military aid.

Turkish police use tear gas and water cannons on hundreds of protesters in Istanbul, Ankara and Hatay.

Around 100 people took part in a demonstration outside the Turkish embassy in Tel Aviv to demand the resignation of Turkish prime minister.

Turkish PM rejects claims that he is a dictator, points an accusing finger at the opposition and social media.
