Inside Israel

Researchers Confirm: 'Light at Night' Linked to Cancer

Researchers confirm link between "light at night" pollution and elevated rates of breast cancer. Best bet, they say: learn to sleep in the dark.

Senators Pressure Clinton to Veto UN Anti-Israeli Resolution

Sixteen Senators urge Hillary Clinton to order a veto of a UN resolution condemning Jewish development in United Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria.

Recommendation to Indict Rabbi Elon

The Jerusalem District prosecutor’s office has recommended to Attorney General Weinstein that Rabbi Moti Elon be indicted for alleged offenses.

Israel Police Arrest 1995 Srebrenica Massacre Suspect

Israel Police have arrested and are preparing to extradite a suspect in connection with a massacre in the town of Srebrenica.

A Doctor’s Hand with a Heart Saves a Life

A quick-thinking Israeli doctor saved the life of a stabbing victim with a primitive technique. He stuck his fingers in the hole of his heart.

Should IDF Service be Mandatory for All – or for None?

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

World Zionist Organization Officials Tour Samaria

World Zionist Org. officials, including new Dir. General of Settlement Division, tour Samaria, call for equal rights for residents.

Israeli Firm Reveals 'Taxibot' for Better Airports

Israel Aerospace Industries reveals the TaxiBot, a robot designed to make airports quieter, cleaner and more efficient.

ISA Head Diskin: Some Jerusalem Arab Areas Are De Facto PA

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

Gaza Terrorist Convicted in Rocket Attacks

A Gaza terrorist was found guilty in a Be'er Sheva court of involvement with Kassam rocket attacks on southern Israel.

Despite Rain, a Dry Winter for the Kinneret

Despite recent local rainshowers, the Kinneret, a major water source, remains dangerously low.

Aliyah from Ethiopia Back after Delay

Immigration from Ethiopia resumes after a delay caused by chicken pox. More than 330 to arrive on midnight flights.

MK Katz Declares Jewish Victory in Struggle for Judea, Samaria

National Union head says with more than 650,000 Jews in the territory formerly held by Jordan, a pullout is impossible.

For First Time, Government to Set New Year's Goals on Paper

Netanyahu initiative: Ministries are putting their plans on paper for the first time in Israel, in an attempt to measure government success.

Call to Warn Jewish Drivers from Entering PA 'Kill Zone'

Jewish rights group calls on soldiers to warn Jews who enter PA Arab areas after Israeli couple nearly enters PA village.

Knesset Committees Will Also Probe Nationalist Groups' Funding

Prime Minister decides Knesset will probe nationalist groups' funding, too, but nationalists are not too worried.

Israel in the Mind of YU Students

Do American Jews belong in Israel – or are they better off remaining in the United States? A program by YU helps students explore the issue.

Netanyahu's Popularity Hits a Low, Just 34% Approve

Netanyahu's approval rate sinks to a new low of 34%, just five weeks after hitting a high of 45%.

Former Secretary of State Shultz Joins ‘Free Pollard’ Bandwagon

Former Secretary of State George Shultz wrote a letter to U.S. President Barack Obama, urging him to free Jonathan Pollard.

'StandWithUs' Stands Up To Anti-Israel Protests in NYC

Pro-Hamas demonstrators in NY called for end to Israel. StandWithUs student organization did not let them stand unopposed.

Pre-Dawn Police Raid Destroys Four Buildings in Samaria

Riot police again raid a Jewish community in before dawn, destroying four buildings and confiscating cell phones. Residents begin rebuilding.

Expellees Told: 'This is the Last Winter in Caravans'

Leaders pledge a “turning point” for Gush Katif evacuees in 2011.

‘Miracle Giffords’ 2002 Trip to Israel: ‘Land for Peace’ a Farce

Assassination target Gabrielle Giffords is now breathing on her own, 9 years after she visited Israel & wrote that “Land for Peace” was a failure.

First of Its Kind Tel Aviv Toll Links Prices, Traffic

A one-of-a-kind toll system installed on the new Tel Aviv fast lane varies toll rates according to time of day and demand.

"Incitement" Video Leads to More Incitement; Source Unclear

Media rushed to incite against all nationalists for a film supposedly inciting to kill. Email to Arutz Sheva said it was made by a citizens group.

'Rosen Effect' May Lead To Anti-Peres Protests

Families hit by terrorism may protest against President Peres for his involvement in Oslo, in a continuation of the “Rosen Effect” precedent.

Video: Soccer and Foul Language on the Temple Mount

Video clip shows Arabs playing soccer on Temple Mount and using foul words against those who come to film them in action.

Sudanese Migrants Rally for Secession in Homeland

Illegal African immigrants to Israel rallied in Tel Aviv on Sunday for the independence of southern Sudan. Many hope to return someday.

IDF Considers Personal Fire Extinguishing Spray

A special environmentally friendly fire extinguishing spray is being considered by the IDF for soldiers to help extinguish fires.

'The Time has Come for Education'

The 'Hakol Hinuch' movement pushes for laws to put education in the spotlight.

Video: Terrorist Eliminated Near Shechem

A would-be terrorist attack was prevented by IDF soldiers Saturday at the Bekaot crossing. The IDF releases video.

Kibbutz Movement Leader to Visit Gaza, Meet Hamas

Kibbutz Movement head Yoel Marshak plans a trip to the heart of Gaza, where he will meet with Haniyeh and ask for Shalit's freedom.

World Bnei Akiva Int'l Conference to be Held in Jerusalem

The World Bnei Akiva movement holds its 12th international convention this week in Jerusalem, to be featured live on INN TV.

Trucker Hit by Shrapnel, IDF Reassures Southerners

A trucker was hit by shrapnel in a Kassam attack Saturday night. IDF commander Tal Russo traveled to the western Negev to reassure southerners.

3 Thai Workers Hurt in Mortar Attack on Kibbutz

Islamic Jihad's military wing claimed responsibility for a spate of mortar attacks on southern Israel on Saturday. Three Thai workers were wounded.

1 IDF Soldier Dead, 4 Wounded in Gaza Border Fight

The IDF has identified a soldier killed in action fighting Hamas terrorists at the Gaza border Friday night as Nadav Rotenberg of Ramot HaShavim.

'The Best Youth': 300 Start IAF Pilots Course

The Air Force gets its largest group of trainee pilots in 5 years, even after more than 90% are rejected.

Jordan Valley Israelis Want a Fence

Israelis living in the Jordan Valley hope Israel will build a fence, to push forward diplomacy as well as security.

Samaria Preschoolers Meet the IDF

The IDF reaches out to Samaria Jews by giving hundreds of preschoolers a fun-filled tour of an army base.

Incoming Chief of Staff Visits Kotel

Photos: Kotel Rabbi accompanies Major-General Yoav Galant to holy site, prays for his success.

Plan to Let 5,000 More PA Arabs Get Work Permits

Labor minister wants more Palestinian Authority Arabs to be granted permits to enter Israel and work in construction and agriculture.

Another Day, Another Mortar Attack from Gaza

Gaza terrorists struck the western Negev with another mortar attack Wednesday. No one was hurt in the explosion.

PA Boycott a Failure as More PA Arabs Work for Israelis

Months after the PA announced a boycott of many Israeli employers, the number of PA Arabs working for Israel is up, not down.

B'Tselem Caught Framing Jewish Youth

Residents of Yitzhar release a film proving that “violent” Jewish youth were attacked first. Leftist cameraman incited Arab attack.

Israeli Students World Champs in Debate

A debate duo from Haifa University takes first place in the World Universities Debating Championship.

Nurses Warn Hospitals are Dangerously Overcrowded

Hospital are dangerously full; wards could be closed to new patients in just two weeks, the Nurses' Union warns.

Netanyahu Writes Obama: Free Pollard

Prime Minister Netanyahu made an unprecedented public appeal in the Knesset, reading out loud a letter to President Obama to free Pollard.

Indirect Talks with Syria to Trade ‘Apples for Water’

Israel and Syria are involved in indirect talks to export Israeli apples in return for Syrian water, according to Likud’s Druze MK Ayoub Kara.

Napolitano Meets with Peres in Jerusalem

US Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is in Israel to review security measures at Ben-Gurion Int'l Airport on a multi-national tour.

Israeli Scientists Breathe New Life Into Extinct Species

Israeli scientists have breathed new life into rare species of animals that once were nearly extinct in the region. They now roam the land.

Can Quantum Mechanics Conquer the Common Cold?

Move over, physicians. Three Hebrew U. and US physicists may have the solution to the flu: Selective inoculation based on quantum mechanics theory.

Israel Extends Ban on PA Attempts to ‘Marry into Israel’

The government extends the ban on Palestinian Authority Arabs trying to obtain Israeli citizenship by marrying Israeli-Arabs.

Watch Efrat's Security System in Action

The Judean community of Efrat operates an innovative security system. INN TV brings you a video that shows the system in action.

"Female Reform Rabbis": Socialize With Arabs, But Don't Date

Female Reform leaders criticize Orthodox Rabbi's wives call to Jewish women to avoid socializing with Arab men, but do oppose dating.

Leap in Gasoline Prices Hits Commuters Where It Hurts

Israeli commuters got hit in the pocket Sunday, whether they ride in private vehicles or were conscientous about using public transportation.

Katzav Trial Fallout: Immodest Dress A Factor in Sex Offenses?

A former district court judge says immodest dress by women cannot be blamed for the Katzav case, but more modesty would reduce sex offenses.

Tens of Thousands Attend Funeral of Leading Rabbi in the Negev

INN TV attended the funeral of the head of Netivot's Yeshivat HaNegev, Rabbi Yissachar Meir. "He brought the Torah to southern Israel"

Rabbi's Drastic Measures to Stop African Infiltrators

Rabbi Y. Rosen, head of Zomet Science and Torah Institute, calls for temporary detention camps for thousands of monthly African infiltrators.

Terrorist Shooting Reported in Samaria, None Hurt

A Jewish shepherd in Samaria reported Friday that PA terrorists attempted to murder him in a shooting attack.

Israel to Get Help from Sinai Bedouin in Infiltration Battle

A Bedouin tribe in the Sinai desert has agreed to oppose human smuggling into Israel.