Inside Israel

9 Cops Hurt in Arab Riots on the Temple Mount

Nine cops were hurt Sunday as Arabs continued to riot on the Temple Mount, and violence spread elsewhere in the Old City.

Top PA Official Arrested in Riot on Temple Mount

A top aide to Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas was arrested Sunday for incitement and attacking a police officer at the Temple Mount.

Police Commissioner: Tough Response to Arab Riots

Police Commissioner Dudi Cohen accused the Islamic Movement of fueling the Arab riots that rocked the Temple Mount Sunday, vows a tough response.

Thieves Steal Jewish Youth Village’s Herd of Goats

Thieves have stolen 53 goats belonging to a Jewish Agency Youth Village south of Hadera and near an area heavily populated by Arabs.

Convicted Pro-Hamas Activist Trespasses on Jewish Land

A court last week sentenced pro-Hamas activist Ezra Nawi to 30 days in jail for assaulting police. On Saturday, he helped Arabs invade Jewish land.

Livnat: Sorry about Voting for the Disengagement

Minister Limor Livnat apologized Thursday for the Disengagement, saying she was “deeply sorry” for voting in favor of the measure.

Unprecedented IDF Mutiny at Kotel

Drama at swearing-in ceremony of Shimshon Battalion: soldiers hold up protest signs against evictions of fellow Jews.

Expert Opposes Paying Rioters' Kin

Security expert Dan Shiftan: October 2000 riots were a battle between the State of Israel and its enemies.

Navon on 'Tsunami' of anti-Israel Hate

Former Israeli President Yitzchak Navon describes today's anti-Semitism, and potential solutions.

Expert: Iran Buying Time with Shoddy Deal

Defense expert Dr. Emily Landau: Iran will be able to replenish its enriched uranium within one year.

Thousands of Israeli, American Soldiers begin 'Juniper Cobra'

Israel and the United States kicked off the joint military exercise 'Juniper Cobra' on Thursday in the shadow of threats from Iran.

Minister Slams Kibbutz Movement over Burial Land

Minister Yaakov Margi slams the Kibbutz (cooperative community) movement for illegally selling land as burial plots.

Supreme Court Confirms: Security Overrides Arab Travel Rights

Supreme Court rules that travel restrictions may be imposed upon Arabs in order to protect lives – but said other methods must be considered.

Kahane Lives: MK Ben-Ari Urges Memorializing Kahane

MK Dr. Ben-Ari is urging Israeli leaders to perpetuate the memory Rabbi Meir Kahane, the New York-born founder of the now illegal Kach movement.

Zionist 'Tzohar Rabbis' want to Register Marriages, Too

The Tzohar Rabbis' group is initiating an independent marriage registration system, like the hareidi one.

2 Ministers, 1 MK Fined for Poor Attendance

Ministers Ben Eliezer and Barak, as well as MK Nafaa, fined for missing too many Knesset sessions. Lieberman gets off the hook.

Settlers Trade Fire with General as He Leaves

Maj.-Gen. Gadi Shamni, outgoing Head of Central Command, attacked settlers for pressuring officers. They attacked back.

Rabbi Elyashiv: Refuse Money from IFCJ

Venerated rabbi adds his voice to those who say that ICFJ supports missionary activity.

Scales of Justice: 30-Day Term for Leftist Who Hit Policemen

Courts have taken harsh measures against Jews in Judea and Samaria, but a judge gave only a slap on the wrist to a leftist who struck policemen.

New Nationalist Sticker: IDF Cleans Up After the 'Dove of Peace'

The nationalist Cities of Israel (Mattot Arim) group will begin distributing a new sticker in the coming days: 'IDF Cleans up after Dove of Peace.'

Netanyahu: End Dependence on Oil

Prime Minister Netanyahu told “Facing Tomorrow" that the world must end its dependence on oil "that strengthens terror and damages planet Earth.”

Arab Who Mowed Down Jewish Girl on Yom Kippur Gets 9 Years

An Arab who entered Kfar Tavor on an ATV on Yom Kippur in 2007, plowed into a group of children and killed Tal Zino, 9, received 9 years in jail.

Experts: Time to Empower the West's 'Jack Bauers'

Tel Aviv academic conference discusses how to give secret services more force against terrorists despite the 'religion of human rights.'

Jews: Olive Harvest Policies Put Us at Risk

Residents of Judea and Samaria worry that the olive harvest will once again mean Arab terrorist attacks on Jews.

Facing Tomorrow: President Peres' Int'l Conference

More than 1,500 guests will take their places in this week’s Facing Tomorrow international conference in Jerusalem, initiated by President Peres.

Israel Paying 'Hundreds of Millions' to Terrorists

Knesset preparing a law that would make it impossible for enemy population to sue Israel for damages incurred in IDF operations.

‘Stopping US Donations for Eastern Jerusalem Jews Will Backfire

Attempts to convince Obama to stop Americans’ donations for buying land in eastern Jerusalem will backfire against Arabs, a nationalist said.

Record Number of Visitors to Western Wall

A record number of people, 1.5 million, visited the Western Wall in the Hebrew month of Tishrei, "evidence the Wall is a spiritual home for all."

Poll Shows Some PA Arabs Trust Arafat Even Though He is Dead

The terrorist is dead. Long live the terrorist: 2% of the Palestinian Authority trusts Yasser Arafat more than anyone else, a new poll finds.

Colleges Make History, Open Year without Strike

For the first time in years, studies at the higher education institutions began with no strike on the horizon.

Peres Uses Ze'evi Eulogy to Tout Two State Solution

President Peres eulogized slain minister Ze'evi and claimed that he once called for a 'State of Yishmael.' MK Ben Ari: Peres is twisting history.

Tarantula System Offers Seismic Sensor Security

A new seismic-based system created in Israel offers a new line of defense against underground tunneling terrorists and surface infiltrations.

Building Peripheral Support for Soldiers

At the Israel Defense Exhibition, ITL presented the latest developments in peripheral equipment to support advanced troops.

Arab Israeli Seriously Injured in Fire Bomb Attack

An Arab citizen of Israel was seriously injured in a combined rock and firebomb attack south of Hevron.

Israeli Forces Reveal Abu Dis Weapons Lab

Released for publication: Israeli forces found a terrorist weapons lab near Jerusalem in mid-September.

Video: Sanz Rebbe Visits Hevron

Video footage of the Sanz-Klausenburg rebbe's recent visit to Hevron, including moving prayers in the Tomb of the Patriarchs.

Infrared to Avoid Friendly Fire

Israel company develops technology that uses infrared to avoid incidents of “friendly fire” on the battlefield.

Brothers in Music: Shlomo and Eitan Katz

Brothers Shlomo and Eitan Katz, both professional singers, talk to INN TV's Yoni Kempinski about their lives on and offstage.

Rappelling to the Rescue

Israeli-developed rappelling equipment leaves rescuers with hands free to maneuver, shoot.

Minister Brought to Tears by Katif Museum

Minister Daniel Hershkowitz visits the Gush Katif museum and is moved to tears. “We shouldn't forget,” he says.

Public Appeal for Support on Protest Campaign

'Women in Green' appeal to public in campaign against the IDF's distancing orders against activists from Judea and Samaria.

Captains Vie to be IDF Champion

The IDF held its eighth annual sports championship, as part of a larger plan to improve physical fitness. INN TV was there.

New Video in Persian Added to Arad Effort

A brief Persian-language video broadcast in Iran promises $10 million for information leading to kidnapped Israeli soldier Ron Arad.

Photos: Sanz Rebbe in Hevron

The Sanz-Klausenburg Rebbe visits Hevron prior to his son's wedding. Hundreds accompany the rebbe for his emotional visit.

Ben-Ari to Arab MKs: We will Liquidate Enemy in Knesset

Fiery debate in the Knesset: MK Ben-Ari faces off with Arab MKs, MK Danny Danon rips up Goldstone report.

Israeli Field Bandage Gets First Upgrade Since WWII

Israeli-developed personal field bandage is a primary dressing, triangular dressing, elastic bandage and tourniquet all in one.

Arabs Default More on Taxes – Not Because of Nationalism

A study conducted in Ben Gurion University finds that three times more Jews pay property taxes than Arabs – but it's not for nationalistic reasons.

Civil Rights Group: Why No Response to Distancing Orders?

Three residents of Samaria have been distanced from their homes, with no official justification. Civil rights group condemns the lack of response.

New Immigrants Ceremony: Not at Western Wall

“I have to reject 2-3 requests a day for special events,” says rabbi, explaining why new olim will no longer be greeted at the Western Wall.

Israel's Growth Outpaces the World

The Central Bureau of Statistics has released the latest population figures for Israeli cities and towns. The numbers are up at a 1.5% annual rate.

Kassam Attack on Negev Kibbutz

Gaza terrorists launched a Kassam rocket attack on a western Negev kibbutz Tuesday evening. At least one rocket landed in an agricultural field.

Sanhedrin Sponsors Unique Bedouin-Jewish Get-Together

A unique gathering aimed at improving Jewish and Bedouin ties was held Tuesday afternoon in the Negev city of Rahat.

Israel Defense Exhibition 2009

The third annual Israel Defense Exhibition is taking place this week, showcasing more than 60 Israeli and international products and technologies.

Anti-Illegal Immigrant Chief Quits after Media Lynch

Col. (res.) Tziki Sela resigns command of Oz immigration control unit after media frenzy over remarks about anarchists.

Murmurs of Mutiny in Kadima

Kadima leader Livni may be in trouble as voices within the party call for new primaries.

MK: Don't Freeze Lives of 'Settler' Children

MK Orly Levy-Abukasis: Children in Judea and Samaria must not lack classrooms and protected vehicles just because state freezes construction.

Record 900 Births in One Month in Bnei Brak Hospital

Maayanei Hayeshua hospital in Bnei Brak saw 900 births in September, including 90 sets of twins. The day with the most births was Yom Kippur.

Celebrating the Yoatzot Halacha Revolution

The Nishmat Center celebrates a decade since orthodox Jewish women were first certified as consultants on Jewish law.

Knesset Winter Session Begins Monday Afternoon

The Second Session of the 18th Knesset – expected to be stormy – begins Monday afternoon with speeches by Peres and Netanyahu.

Netanyahu Tackles ‘Extremist’ Muslim Lies over Temple Mount

Netanyahu tackles “extremists’ lies” that Israel digging under the Temple Mount. Most of the Arab world has made the same allegations.