Inside Israel

Ezra - A Youth Movement's Identity Crisis

Ezra staff members speak about the significance of the definition of the movement and the contribution Ezra has on lives of young boys and girls.

Eight Golan Druze Visit Syria

Eight Druze residents of the Golan get permission to travel from Israel to Syria and back despite enmity between the two states.

Ketzaleh: Prevent Sudanese Terrorism in Tel Aviv

"Katzelah," the head of the National Union party, responds to “anti-Semitic terrorist attack” by Sudanese refugees in Tel Aviv.

Hamas Gains in Polls, Popularity for ‘Moderate’ Abbas Drops

Popularity for Abbas, promoted by the US as a ‘moderate” Arab” leader in the Palestinian Authority, has dropped while Hamas gains in polls.

Cows to Get Kosher for Passover Diet

Israel's cows will get kosher for Passover food and bedding, the Israel Agriculture Association says. Milk will be specially filtered.

Gaza Rocket Slams into Israel

Gaza terrorists fired a short range rocket at Israeli population centers. No one was hurt. Report: Hamas trying to prevent rocket fire.

Rabbi, Industrialist Plan Hareidi Vocational School

A renowned rabbi and Israel's wealthiest industrialist have come together to create hareidi society's first vocational high school.

Ancient Tombs Lead to Government Dispute

Tombs in Ashkelon threaten government stability as ministers argue over construction of a hospital wing, Health Ministry Director-General quits.

Bible Quiz for Adults is Coming Alive after 30 Years

At Prime Minister's request, the first Bible Quiz for Adults in 29 years will be held this year. International championship to follow.

IDF Thwarts PA Terror Attack, 2 Terrorists Killed

IDF troops stopped PA terrorists from attempted to stab a soldier near the Jewish community of Itamar in Samaria. Two terrorists were killed.

Ban Ki-Moon Blames Israel for Gaza Suffering, Ignores Smuggling

UN chief Ban Ki-Moon visited Gaza and blamed Israel for its economic woes but ignored Hamas’s smuggling of weapons for use against Israel.

Gush Etzion Residents Protest 'Obama Intifada'

Close to 200 people converged on the Gush Etzion intersection on Saturday night to demand action against the Arab attacks of the “Obama Intifada.”

Fatah Terrorist Gets 10 Years in Prison

A Gaza man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for "unsuccessful" terrorist activity.

Near Lynch in Hevron; Soldiers Blame Orders

Soldiers in Hevron are beaten, wounded by Arab mob in ambush. Commander: The army is restricting our use of force, this is the result.

PA Man Claims Ownership of Hurva

Just days after Hurva is rededicated, a PA Arab man claims the land the synagogue was built on land that belongs to him.

Gaza Terrorists Fire Rocket on Negev Civilians, None Wounded

A short range rocket exploded outside Sderot. Two people were treated for emotional trauma.

Majority of Israeli Jews Eat Kosher for Passover

Two-thirds of Israel’s Jews are careful to eat only foods that are kosher for Passover during the holiday, regardless of their general observance.

PA Incitement Increases as Riots Subside

Arab riots subside, but the PA escalates incitement and repeats an old blood libel that a Jew tried to burn down a Temple Mount mosque in 1969.

Israel Keeps Gaza Crossings Open, Egyptian Border Closed

More than 13,000 tons of humanitarian aid made their way into Gaza last week as Egypt continues to keep its border shut.

Prime Minister's Son is Israel's Youth Bible Champion

Avner Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister, takes first place for boys in the national Bible-knowledge quiz. He will participate in the world finals.

'The Palestinian Authority is Not Prepared for Statehood'

Itamar Marcus, head of Palestinian Media Watch: "The PA promotes terror actively as well as glorifies and honors those who killed Israelis."

Jill Biden's Tour in Israel Focused on Muslims, Ignored Jews

Jill Biden’s tour last week in Israel focused on Arabs and Bedouins and ignored Jews, except for a visit to graves.

Mitchell Delays Return Trip, US ‘Waiting’ for Netanyahu

Mitchell delays his return trip to Israel while the US is waiting for Netanyahu to respond to questions on new housing for Jews in Jerusalem.

INN Exclusive: Anti-Zionists Planning Dramatic 'Nakba' Event

Israel National News has obtained a document revealing that anti-Zionist activists are planning a dramatic 'Nakba' event this year in Israel.

Despite Apology, Danon Backs Netanyahu

Likud MK Danon: "Netanyahu said that the timing was problematic, but on the issue of the right of Jews to build in Jerusalem, he was very clear"

Police Shut Down PA 'Factory' for Stolen Cars

Police have raided an Arab laboratory near Hevron used to forge license plates and documents, allowing for the re-use of stolen Israeli cars.

Video: Hurva Synagogue Reopens in Old City

Jordan destroyed the Hurva synagogue in 1948. It came back to life Monday. Hamas: Grounds for war.

Likud Debate on Building Freeze Postponed

Likud MKs agree to postpone debate over building freeze at Netanyahu's request.

Knesset Members Back Netanyahu on Jerusalem

Coalition head Ze'ev Elkin gathers signatures to show that across the political spectrum, Jerusalem is not up for discussion.

Government Approves Southern Border Fence

The government has approved the construction of a new security fence on Israel's southern border to stop infiltration by Sudanese and Eritreans.

IDF Arrests Hillel Cafe Terrorist

The IDF caught the Hamas terrorist behind the murders of 10 Israelis, including Dr. Applebaum and his daughter in the Cafe Hillel suicide blast.

Temple Mount Closed Due to Arab Riots

Jerusalem District Police have closed the Temple Mount to visitors for the next three days due to fears of rioting by Arab worshipers.

Likud MK: Why are We Apologizing?

Likud MK Yariv Levin doesn't understand why PM Netanyahu apologized to the US over construction in Jerusalem.

Hurva to Reopen After 62 Years – Without Netanyahu

Netanyahu will miss the historic reopening of the Hurva synagogue. Source says PM will absent himself to avoid conflict with US, PA.

MK Orlev: Govt. is Strangling Beit El

MK Zevulun Orlev says he'll help Beit El obtain classrooms, space to grow.

Police OK Limited Nationalist March in Shiloach

Itamar Ben-Gvir and Baruch Marzel will be allowed to march through eastern Jerusalem neighborhood demanding 'equality in enforcement'.

Students to Tour Historic Jerusalem

Saar gets permission for students to visit historic sites in eastern Jerusalem.

Jewish Activists: 'Arabs Gaining Control of Gush Etzion'

The Committee for a Jewish Shdema warns of European-funded Arab land grabs, facilitated by planting olive trees and then claiming ownership.

United Remembrance Day Ceremony will Include Terror Victims

For first time ever, a single official Remembrance Day ceremony will honor victims of terror as well as IDF soldiers.

World Learning Counter-Terrorism from Israel

90 senior counter terrorism officers from around the world came to Israel to learn from Israel's experience in this field.

Judea & Samaria: Emergency Refuge for the Central Region

IDF Central Command explores moving Israel's central-region population to communities in Judea and Samaria as an emergency option.

Haggadah By Zionist Hero Presented in Knesset

The second edition of a Passover Haggadah by pre-state Lehi militia leader Yisrael Eldad was warmly received by Knesset Members.

Labor 'Rebels' Return to Party; Vow to Undermine Barak

Labor's 'rebel' MKs announce their return to party politics, but say they will not work on behalf of the coalition.

Thousands of PA Arabs to Use Jerusalem-Modiin Highway

IDF estimates that thousands of PA Arabs will use controversial Jerusalem-Modiin highway beginning in May. Attacks along the road continue.

Ben-Gurion U Opens YouTube Channel

Ben-Gurion University in the Negev joins YouTube with a channel sharing practical and educational material.

Prof. Netanyahu, 100: Iran Trying to Split US Jews, Israel

At 100th birthday, PM's father says Iran wants US Jews to believe Israel can be annihilated while they remain safe. PM tells of pillow fights.

MK Schneller: NIF Influence in Halls of Power

The far-left New Israel Fund has influence in the halls of power in Israel, says MK Otniel Schneller.

Profile: Ariel – From a Few Tents to 20,000 Residents

The community of Ariel has grown from tents on a hilltop to a city of 20,000 and recently has been dubbed Samaria's “capital.”

A Solar Battery in a Pea Pod

TAU scientist hopes to harness the power of the pea plant to turn sunlight into energy.

PA Arabs Invade Yitzhar, Destroy Property

PA Arabs enter Yitzhar and cause serious damage several days after an Arab girl wandered into the village.

Video: 'The Media is Not Against Israel' Says Ex-Sharansky Aide

Anti-Israel media? Aryeh Green, Director of Media Central says, "The media is not monolithic. We face a situation that is deeper than the media."

The Free World Needs Much Better Missile Defense

Video feature: Larry Greenfield, Executive Director of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, says: "Not enough done to meet the missile threat."

Arabs, Foreign Anarchists Riot at Beit Jala Over Barrier

Dozens of Arabs, foreign anarchists rioted at the Beit Jala checkpoint in southern Jerusalem on Sunday over completion of the separation barrier.

Luxury in the Capital: New Hotel, Spa Open in Jerusalem

Two new points on the map of Jerusalem for those who seek luxurious accommodation: the Mamilla Hotel and the David Citadel Hotel Spa

Laws to Reform Marriage, Conversion

Yisrael Beiteinu (Israel Our Home) seeks to ease marriage, conversion for Israel's non-Jewish citizens.

Support for Radical Left in State Atty's Office

The Land of Israel legal forum has asked that senior state attorney Dana Briskman be barred from cases involving leftist groups.

'Government Not Cooperating with Unified Jerusalem Plan'

A senior Jerusalem city official says the government has shown apathy when it comes to projects aimed at keeping the city unified.

Court OKs Limited Arab-Left Protests at Shimon HaTzaddik

High Court rules protest will remain in basketball court and 300 demonstrators will be allowed to march through neighborhood.

How to Keep to Arteries Young: Live in Israel, Eat 'Med Style'

Living the sunny Mediterranean lifestyle in Israel is a healthier way to keep one's arteries limber for longer, according to a new study

Jerusalem’s Master Plan May Endanger United Capital

Despite stated policies for a Jewish majority in a united capital, Jerusalem’s “master plan” may lead to dividing the city, says a new study.