Inside Israel

Holocaust Survivors' Art Exhibit to Open at Yad Vashem

A new exhibition features works of art by Holocaust survivors who open a window into the world of terror they experienced in the Nazi genocide.

Israel Working on Civilian Nuclear Energy

Israel may be forced to explain and defend its decision to develop nuclear energy for civilian use at this week's Nuclear Summit in Washington D.C.

Haaretz’s Alleged 'Reporter Spy’ Studied under Anti-Zionists

Anat Kam, who may face life in prison for leaking secret documents, studied under the rabid left-wing history Professor Shlomo Sand in Tel Aviv .

Children Collect 1.5 Million Buttons to Commemorate Holocaust

Schoolchildren in Efrat collect 1.5 million buttons to commemorate Jewish child victims of the Holocaust.

More Than 10,000 Pray at Joshua's Tomb

More than 10,000 Jews prayed at Joshua's Tomb on Thursday night. PA Arabs accused of defacing the site.

Islamic Movement Approved in Israel, Barred by Jordan

While Israel allows the radical Islamic Movement to conduct its activities and even run for Knesset, Jordan denies access to the group's leaders.

Media Defends Accused Spy; MK's Slam Haaretz Newspaper

MK Hasson calls to stop subscriptions to Haaretz; MK Ben-Ari says paper should be shut down. Media is curiously supportive of accused spy.

Chronology of Treason: the Haaretz Spy Case, Step by Step

The spy case revealed in April 2010 began in late 2008. Here's the story of how the case unfolded, and the dangers it still poses.

Yitzhar Resident Escapes Arab Mob Attack

A resident of the Samaria Jewish community of Yitzhar escaped a mob attack Thursday afternoon near the Arab village of Burin.

Freshly-Widowed Shulamit Peretz: 'Free Jonathan Pollard'

Shulamit Peretz, whose husband Eliraz was killed in Gaza 12 days ago: Bringing Jonathan Pollard home would be a kind of consolation.

Two Akko Arabs Planned Murder

Two Arabs from Akko planned to buy weapons in order to murder Jews if race riots were to break out in the city again.

Gaza Smugglers Import New Cars

Gaza businessmen are now importing new cars - but the price tag comes with a hefty commission for the tunnel smugglers who bring them in.

Samaria Mayor: Our Case Against Destruction is Just

The State must give Supreme Court its schedule for razing homes of fallen war heroes Ro'i Klein and Eliraz Peretz in May. Mayor hopes for reversal.

Poll: Israelis Say They Are More Alike Than Not

Researchers find that Israelis perceive fewer differences among themselves than in previous years.

Infrastructure Minister: PA Arabs Contaminating Our Water

National Infrastructure Minister MK Uzi Landau: Arabs are receiving clean water from us and are returning sewage. This is ruining the environment

Everyone Loves Israel's Stock Market

Rampant worldwide anti-Zionism has made Israel a universal doormat, but the world looks at Israel stocks differently: an all-time high.

Jordan Wants a Piece of Jerusalem, Too

Jordanian Minister of Religions says the kingdom has not waived sovereignty over the Temple Mount.

Europe Bails Out Fatah and Hamas Again to Pay Wages

The European Union announced it is continuing to bail out the Palestinian Authority, including Gaza, and paying $28.1 million in salaries.

Betar/Jabotinsky Photos and Souvenirs Surface

Even now, 70 years after his death, heretofore unknown photos of Zionist leader Ze'ev Jabotinsky continue to surface.

Diplomatic Religious War on Jerusalem, Saudi Cleric to Visit

A Saudi cleric announced he will visit Jerusalem as part of an intensive Arab diplomatic war to claim Muslim ties to the city.

Hamas Suffering Financial Crisis

The international ban on Hamas, along with legal obligations to compensate terror victims, have left the terrorist group in dire financial straits.

Ex-NY Mayor Koch: Obama Anti-Israel ‘In Order to Please Muslims’

Former New York Mayor Ed Koch, who backed Obama for President, repents. He said the president is anti-Israel “in order to please Muslim nations.”

Chabad and Israeli Activists Tour Samaria

More than 1,000 Chabad-Lubavitch Hassidim and Land of Israel activists toured Samaria over the interim days of the Passover holiday.

Police to Temple Mount Activist: Psychiatrist Must OK Your Entry

Police have insulted Temple Mount activist leader Yehuda Glick saying he must undergo psychiatric treatment before being allowed to enter the site.

MK Demands Removal of Gag Order on Soldier’s Leak to Media

MK Nachman Shai, former IDF spokesman, has asked for the removal of a gag order on a security issue that has been published outside the country.

Fayyad Copies Jewish Passover Prayer: Next Year in Jerusalem

PA’s Prime Minister Fayyad copied the 2,000-old Jewish prayer, also recited at the Passover Seder, and told Christians: Next Year in Jerusalem.

Israeli Arabs Like Matzoh

During the week of Passover, most Jews are eating only unleavened bread. But oddly enough, Arabs are also eating matzoh.

Priestly Blessing – Video

Tens of thousands of people turned out this week for the Priestly Blessing (Birkat Hakohanim) at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. INN TV was there.

Watch "The Moshav" Rock n'Roll in the City of our Patriarchs

The Moshav Band rocks in Hevron as thousands come to celebrate Passover.

Israeli Arab Charged in Bomb Attack

An Israeli Arab man has been arrested for a firebomb attack on a Jewish city in the Menashe region.

Abbas Urged Israel to Topple Hamas in Cast Lead, Says Lieberman

Foreign Minister Lieberman: Abbas asked Israel to topple Hamas during Cast Lead and then blamed Israel for war crimes. “Is that a partner?”

$12 Billion to PA Had No Economic Impact; Where Did it Go?

Chairwoman of the Ramallah-based Economic Institute tells the United Nations that more than $12 billion doled out to the PA has been wasted. .

Ashkenazi Comforts Family, Addresses Soldiers

Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi visits bereaved family of one of two soldiers killed in fight with Gaza terrorists on Friday.

Israel Weighs 'Garbage Power'

Electric Corporation, Environmental Protection Ministry look into technologies that turn garbage to power.

IDF Prepares for Passover

The IDF prepares for Passover with strong defense on borders, Torah lessons, and 71 tons of matzah.

Maj. Eliraz Peretz Laid to Rest

'You were always out in front of your soldiers, it was bound to be you who would be hit first,' Golani Brigade commander says in eulogy.

Hebrew U Mosque Feared as Incitement Center

Muslim students at Hebrew University demand an on-campus mosque. Jewish students fear it will become a headquarters for incitement against Israel.

Jerusalem to Get Sabbath-Observing Movie Theater

The city of Jerusalem allows a company to create a new movie theater, on the condition that the theater be closed on the Sabbath.

PA "Venture Capital': Gets $500 Million to Arabize Jerusalem

Arab League promises $500 million to help the PA fight Jewish growth in Jerusalem.

Dr. Clara Hammer, Jerusalem's 'Chicken Lady,' Dies at 100

Dr. Clara Hammer, known as the “chicken lady” for providing food to hundreds of needy families, has passed away in Jerusalem.

Stats Show Use of In-Vitro on the Rise

Statistics gathered over the past decade show that the use of in-vitro fertilization is on the rise in Israel.

IDF Reveals Security Measures for Opening Route 443 to Arabs

The IDF has opened Route 443 to Palestinian Authority traffic, as required by the Supreme Court.

'Sample Seder' for New Olim

Hundreds of new immigrants from Ethiopia are hosted for a sample Passover seder, their first ever.

Lawmakers: Timing Excuse Irrelevant – Region is Always Explosive

National Union MKs toured the Old City of Jerusalem Wedensday and walked around the Temple Mount.

Passover Sacrifice Offered to Passersby in Jerusalem

Holding a young goat, Rabbi Yehuda Glick walked down the streets of Jerusalem and offered passersby the chance to join the Passover sacrifice.

World's Largest Matzah Spotlights Nationwide Seder Hospitality

World's largest matzah was on display in Jerusalem today – culminating a month-long project that found Seder-hosting for 4,000 people nationwide.

Police, ISA Cuff Arab Gang That Stole Soldiers' Guns

Nine Muslims from northern villages who beat soldiers and took their M-16 guns in January and February have already been arrested.

Hurva History: Rebuilding a Legend

The Hurva Synagogue, recently rebuilt in the Old City, has had a rocky history. A Jew with a family connection tells its fascinating story.

Clinton on Arab Incitement: Ignorance or a Lie?

Abbas praised mass murderer Dalal Mughrabi and said a city square should be named after her, but Clinton blamed Hamas for lauding the terrorist.

New Synagogue in Judean Community of Negohot

Hundreds of people celebrated the opening of a new synagogue Monday at Negohot in the Hevron Hills. It was built with Jewish labor.

Campaign to Help 1,500 Yesha Families

A joint initiative of Bnai Israel Matzoh and Hevron's "Hachnasat Orchim" is helping nearly 1,500 families with food and a check for Passover.

Talent Event Empowers Youth in Samaria

Samaria (Shomron) Council head about local youth talent event: "We see great importance in empowering our youth - the future of our communities"

Terror Attack Averted in Northern Israel

Two live pipe bombs were discovered at a bus stop on the main highway between Hadera and Afula and near the radical Muslim city of Umm al-Fahm.

Fiance of Murdered Iranian Protester Meets Peres

Caspian Makin, fiancé of Iranian protester who was murdered, told President Peres, “I came to Israel as a messenger from the camp of peace."

Monthly Trade Fair Features Judea, Samaria Goods in Jerusalem

The OU-Israel Center is holding monthly trade fairs to promote Judea and Samaria goods boycotted by the PA. A Knesset panel wants counter-boycott.

Polls: Israelis View Obama as Pro-Arab

Only seven percent of Israelis see Obama as pro-Israel, 42 percent say he's pro-Arab.. US poll is 8 to 1 for siding with Israel.

Can Torah and Science Coexist?

The annual Torah and Science Conference dealt with Shabbat and technology, chemistry and kashrut, Rabbinic literature and scientific knowledge

Jerusalem Mayor: Build 50,000, not 1,600, New Jerusalem Homes

The US and the Arab world are upset about Israel’s plans for 1,600 homes for Jews in the capital. The mayor says the number is closer to 50,000.

Acting PM Shalom Warns Netanyahu to Resist Washington's Pressure

Deputy Prime Minister Silvan Shalom warned Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu not to surrender to American pressure while in Washington.

‘Ketzaleh’ Warns US: Surrendering Land brings Rocket Attacks

Every time the US forces Israel to surrender land, it is followed by rocket attacks and civilian casualties, MK Yaakov Katz said Monday.