One American, Two Britons, Arrested in Crete Synagogue Arsons
Greek police have arrested one American, two Britons and a local citizen for allegedly torching a 600-year-old recently-restored synagogue.
Greek police have arrested one American, two Britons and a local citizen for allegedly torching a 600-year-old recently-restored synagogue.

Rabbi Rafi Peretz, who danced with expulsion soldiers in Gush Katif to show unity of IDF, will replace Rabbi Ronsky.

Leading historian/mapmaker speaks about making maps in cream, Chamberlain, Jerusalem prayers for rain, his role in the Iraq War Inquiry, & more.

“We shall see if the world deals with evil before it spreads,” Netanyahu said at the opening of the Auschwitz blueprint exhibit Monday.

The president of NASA is visiting Israel and urging closer cooperation with the Jewish State. He praised Israel’s space technology expertise.

IDF medical and rescue teams in Haiti are packing up for home while Israel offers to search for plane crash victims near Lebanon Monday morning.

Israel’s campaign against Gaza terror fueled the worst anti-Semitic attacks in Europe since WW II, officials said. The worst may be yet to come.
Jewish activists seeking to keep Shdema Jewish handed out Arabic flyers quoting Quran on the unbreakable bonds between Land, Nation of Israe

Rabbi Lau will participate in the weekly cabinet meeting to discuss International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Synagogue at Yitzhar receives a Torah scroll Sunday in memory of the 8 youths murdered at Mercaz HaRav. The identity of the donor is unknown.

The number of particpants in the Taglit-Birthright program will increase by 20% in 2010. According to the IDF, more soldiers will participate too.

The nephew of the "Lamed Heh" says "the account with the people of Jaba and Tzurif is not settled."
An Australian bride convinced her new husband to donate their wedding money towards a Jewish National Fund project to plant acacias in the Arava.
The Lander Academic Institute and Bar Ilan University held a two day conference focusing on traditional Agaddah Rabbinic literature of legend.

Hackers posted an Arab flag and anti-Semitic messages in English and Turkish on the website of the London Jewish Chronicle.

Arsonists have attacked Crete’s only synagogue for the second time in less than two weeks, destroying the wooden roof and holy books.

A Jewish leader told Pope Benedict on his historic visit to Rome’s main synagogue that Pope Pius’ silence still hurts as a failed act."

Dozens of youths crowed into a yeshiva in Jerusalem to hear Shuli Rand sing – and talk about repentance and outreach.

Seven of the eight Israelis first reported missing in Haiti have been located following Tuesday’s mammoth earthquake. Israel sends field hospital.

A delegation has left for Haiti to assess the aid needed by the island nation struck Tuesday by the worst earthquake in 200 years.

An historian described gruesome details of Nazi gas chambers as the trial of Demjanjuk resumes after the court rejects appeals to postpone it.

Israel's Chief Sephardic Rabbi, Rabbi Shlomo Amar, beseeches the public to fast and pray as another dry winter materializes.

Israelis, particularly religious Jewish Israelis, are more tolerant of Islamic religious needs than Swiss citizens, a new survey finds.

Mexican Jewish billionaire Moshe Saba was killed in a helicopter crash Sunday night after one of the rotors of the craft struck a building.

Police stopped an activist from visiting the Temple Mount for seven months. He and his daughter won the right on Sunday, hours before her wedding.

Jimmy Carter made headlines last month with an “apology” for slandering Israel. His statements since then prove him to be liar, the ZOA charges.

The Holocaust Survivor Cookbook brings the stories and home recipes of the survivors. The income of the sales is directed to charity.

12 sextons (gabbaim) will receive special awards at a national convention with the participation of Chief Rabbi Metzger and Knesset Speaker Rivlin.
Activists convened Thursday night in Havat Gilad to formulate a policy of resistance to the government's building freeze in Judea and Samaria.

A breakthrough in the research of Hebrew Scriptures has shed new light on the Biblical period and contradicts theses of Biblical critics.



Michael Steinhardt, one of world Jewry’s most philanthropic benefactors, delivered a scathing criticism of modern Jewish leadership.



Rabbi Gideon Weitzman of the Puah Institute speaks with Arutz Sheva TV about pre-birth tests for genetic problems in the fetus.

“Soldiers must ask to be exempted from demolishing Jewish homes, without fanfare; refuse only if there is no other choice," Rabbi Druckman says.

Three men and a woman from the extremist Neturei Karta sect traveled to Gaza last Friday to spend the Sabbath with Hamas terrorists.

The annual worldwide conference for rabbis brought approximately 150 representatives from Israel and the Diaspora to Jerusalem

MK Amsallem's new book presents an encompassing solution to the conversion of non-Jewish descendants of Jewish forebears in the State of Israel.

Arutz Sheva has launched a new book review section that will give readers a glimpse into several fun, engaging and uplifting titles each week.

Among the nearly 40 religious-Zionist Torah MiTzion religious core groups around the world, the one in St. Louis is notable in several respects.
Early reports that Iraq plans to retain the Jewish nature of the Tomb of the Prophet Ezekiel are apparently false. Instead, a mosque is planned.



Archivists at the Museum of the Ghetto Fighters are working frantically to find remains of Jewish life in the Warsaw Ghetto. A call to Anglos.
American billionaire businessman Sheldon Adelson speaks with Arutz Sheva TV about his decision to be part of the Taglit-Birthright Israel project

Organizers say there is an awakening of grassroots support for the demand to allow Jews free entry and passage in the city of Shechem.

US appeals court dismisses Holocaust survivors' suit against Vatican bank - ruling not on the allegations against the Vatican, but on jurisdiction.

Yet another chapter in the Jewish People's historic return to its homeland was written Wednesday morning with the arrival of 210 new immigrants.
Christian citizens in the small Greek town of Ioannina massed just before their biggest holiday to demonstrate their support for Jewish neighbors.
Unique but not conclusive Israeli study indicates Holocaust survivors suffer from cancer more than those who came to Israel before Holocaust.

New immigrants received royal treatment at Queen of Sheba Hall in Jerusalem's Ramada Renaissance Hotel.

Tuesday Night Live in Jerusalem returns for its third season with guest speakers Caroline Glick and Rabbi Nathan Lopes Cardozo.
Bar-Ilan University Prof. Ilan Greilsammer, spoke with Arutz Sheva TV at a conference on 40 years of French aliyah (immigration) to Israel.

Attention in the war against int’l terrorism and Al-Qaeda is once again drawn to Yemen, the Arabian peninsula nation where 300 Jews still remain.

Noam Arnon, a spokesperson for the Jewish community of Hevron, told Arutz Sheva about a very unusual guest who came to show his support on M

International jihadists have called for taking Israelis and Americans hostage until the isolation of Hamas-controlled Gaza is ended.

Teenage son of terrorism victim Rabbi Meir Chai delivers powerful, weeping tribute.

American neo-Nazis are using deceptive free music downloads to lure youth and college students into anti-Semitism, according to the ADL.
