Obama Demands Mubarak Halt Violence, Introduce Reforms
Obama tells Mubarak to halt violence, less than two years after he delivered his “reaching out to Muslims” speech. Anti-US protests in Jordan.
Obama tells Mubarak to halt violence, less than two years after he delivered his “reaching out to Muslims” speech. Anti-US protests in Jordan.

Mubarak appoints intelligence chief Omar Suleiman as his first-ever vice president in a bid to stave off a possible revolution against his regime.
Egypt copies Iranian tactics and uses brute force against Egyptian protesters, killing 100. Israel evacuates diplomats and their families.

Hareidi Lithuanian and some Chabad rabbis come out against IDF conversions, but the Rabbi of Kfar Chabad dissents.

Second consecutive day of protests: Thousands of Egyptians defy gov't ban on protests, angrily calling on President Mubarak to resign. Six dead.

Mubarak’s wife and their son Gamal, a successor to his father as president, have fled to London amid massive protests, an Arab website reported.
Mohammed Hammoud, convicted in the U.S. for theft, fraud, and supporting terrorism, thinks his 155 year sentence was too harsh.

Police have arrested three Arab terrorists for a number of attacks, including the murder of U.S. tourist Christine Logan late last year.

The United States expressed its concern Hizbullah's takeover of the country – but is apparently not ready to intervene militarily.

Torah scroll at IDF Tel Aviv base dedicated to kidnapped and missing soldiers. Ashkenazi: IDF will always take care of missing soldiers.

Document leaked to Al-Jazeera says: Israel and Palestinian Authority may have planned the 2005 killing of a Fatah terrorist in Gaza together.

Clinton warned that a Hizbullah-controlled government would have a “serious impact” on US relations, but its coup signals diminishing US influence.

U.S. State Dept. spokesman related to the Turkel Commission conclusions: "Independent report, credible, impartial and transparent investigation"

Ireland jumps on the bandwagon to grant the Palestinian Authority embassy status. Israel says it is not surprised. Scandinavia expected to be next.

Riots north and south of Israel spread as the “Tunisia effect” hits Egypt, where police used tear gas on thousands of anti-Mubarak protesters.
Police confiscate illegal weapons and conduct arrests in nine Israeli Arab cities, ending a major undercover investigation.

Hizbullah scores a bloodless coup to become Israel’s new political neighbor to the north, but the shadows of civil war stalk Beirut’s streets.

Yad Vashem launches new YouTube channel in the Farsi language, aims at educating Iranians about what happened during the Holocaust.
Warning: Graphic matter. Testimony of Navy soldiers attacked by terrorists reveals a crueler scene than once known. “I thought I was going to die."

WikiLeaks has revealed a secret American cable exposing espionage efforts by the Bush White House against the State of Israel.
Critics of IDF actions against flotilla and other terrorists deny Israel’s right of self-defense, Netanyahu said in response to the Turkel report.

The United States Department of Defense has acknowledged deficiencies and technical shortcomings in the coveted F-35 fighter jets.

Who is lying, Al Jazeera, PA? Saeb Erekat calls the leaked documents on”peace talks” a “pack of lies.” Either way, it may be water over the dam.

A man who ran over a terrorist who had stabbed his wife just minutes earlier has been charged with attempted murder.

A US think tank proposes Israel-PA land swaps to create a new Arab state, ceding Hevron; analysts say Obama may make a similar suggestion.

The al-Qaeda terrorist who beheaded journalist Daniel Pearl in 2002 has been identified as the mastermind of the 9/11 attack on New York.

Egypt has accused the Al-Qaeda-linked Army of Islam, which helped kidnap Gilad Shalit, with the recent attack outside a Coptic church, killing 23.
Would Sweden apply a double standard to Israel? Stockholm justifies its expulsion of asylum-seekers from Iraq. What about Sudanese in Israel?

Media may finally be fed up with constant Hamas charges of IDF attacks that never happened. Hamas claims “artillery fire” killed one man.

Fatah officials are urging Arabs to build illegally in the eastern section of the capital in order to establish new facts on the ground.

Activists' campaign to remove an extremist definition of Zionism as racism from an encyclopedia has succeeded.

Herb Zweibon has passed away after decades of activity on behalf of the land of Israel and the safety of the Jewish people.

Left-wing Army Radio presenters upset listeners by opposing a construction project for Jews in Israel's capital.

Protesters accuse the far-left “Rabbis for Human Rights” of inciting violence between Jews and Arabs in Samaria.

The IDF remains a major impetus to conversion to Judaism, with the 5,000th conversion to take place soon.

Hizbullah is training its terrorist militia to take over access to Beirut, a Kuwaiti paper reports. Saudi Arabia gives up: Lebanon is dangerous.

As protesters gather to demand that IDF service be mandatory for all, a rival gathering demands that service be made voluntary.

Terrorism rises within 1949 demarcation lines of Israel, while falling in Judea and Samaria.Jerusalem Arab areas are lawless, says Shin Bet head.

Russian President Medvedev reassures Abbas of recognition of PA as a state during his first-ever visit. A strike barred him from Israel.

Yemen sentences in absentia US-born terrorist Al-Awalki to 10 years in jail while he issues a new edict for Al-Qaeda: It’s okay to steal for jihad.
Four PA-born terrorists are on trial in Jordan for recruiting for the Taliban.
Israeli tanks and bulldozers crossed into Gaza and killed one terrorist after a bomb exploded. Israeli forces were not injured

Breslov chassidim manage to reach Joseph's Tomb despite limited visiting hours by bribing PA police.

A Knesset committee says the Tal Law for hareidi-religious enlistment has failed, and calls for full enlistment by 2016.

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, old Netanyahu acquaintance, first potential presidential candidate to arrive in Israel on the campaign
Dozens of doves released on the roof of Beit Yonatan in Jerusalem as an act of solidarity with Pollard, Gilad Shalit and residents of Beit Yonatan.

Israel may be giving Hamas a chance to show it can protect Israelis from terror. Despite a new rocket attack Friday, the IDF did not retaliate.

Israel reconstructed Iran’s centrifuges to test the Stuxnet worm that set back Iran’s nuclear program at least five years, the NY Times reported.

The Cabinet is expected this Sunday to approve Israel's acceptance of membership in the United Nations Women's Equality and Empowerment group.

While secular politicians tend to accuse religious Israelis of draft-dodging, a new study shows that over 20% of secular Jews avoid service.

Following PA calls to boycott Israel, Israel should reconsider its past economic agreements with the PA, says Min. Uzi Landau.

Israel is paying through the nose for US aid and would better off without it, says a researcher for the Jerusalem Institute for Market Studies.
Hizbullah is planning to announce the resignation of 11 allied ministers from the Lebanese national unity Cabinet, thereby toppling the government.
CNN reports on the IDF elimination of a “ticking bomb" terrorist in Gaza, claims “tension” on Gaza border is stalling “peace talks” with the PA.

Hamas has blamed the PA for an alleged shortage of medicine.

The IDF killed an Islamic Jihad "ticking bomb" terrorist and wounded another. Two others, buried on Tuesday may have been from Al-Qaeda.

Iran plans to sue Israel in international bodies for “crimes” against its nuclear scientists as it claims the arrest of a Zionist spy ring.

An anti-Israel demonstration in San Diego turned into a pro-Israel event as a large group came to loudly and joyously counter the protest

British writer says Israel's public diplomacy is 'completely outclassed and outmaneuvered on a battleground it doesn't even understand it is on.'

Sderot residents, battered by thousands of rocket and mortar shell attacks since 2000, are bracing for new escalation from Hamas-controlled Gaza.
