'Hatred seeping into society'
Uzi Baruch warns of rising antisemitism in UK
After the incident at Luton Airport, Arutz Sheva editor-in-chief Uzi Baruch warns of the rise in antisemitism and the change that Britain is undergoing.
After the incident at Luton Airport, Arutz Sheva editor-in-chief Uzi Baruch warns of the rise in antisemitism and the change that Britain is undergoing.

Former hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel visit the Arutz Sheva studios in Jerusalem. During the visit, Aviva Siegel writes a personal inscription to CEO and Editor-in-Chief Uzi Baruch, thanking him for his continuous support of the hostages and their families.

Arutz Sheva-Israel National News CEO and editor-in-chief Uzi Baruch says that the call for unity conveyed by murdered hostage Ori Danino's father must be emphasized.

It's the same people and the same messages. The motives are always the same, and only the context changes. Comrades of the right, do not be seduced by the left’s call for early elections.

"We should be taking out Hamas leaders for each rocket fired into Israel."

Former PM Bennett, leading rabbis and rosh yeshivas, Jerusalem mayor, ministers and MKs attend wedding of Osnat Baruch and Binyamin Gvirtz.

Uzi Baruch, CEO and editor-in-chief of Arutz Sheva, following Likud attack on Yamina: 'Likud forgets that voters also have a memory.'


Arutz Sheva Editor-in-Chief Uzi Baruch bids farewell to Uri Orbach, who always had a kind word but never withheld criticism.

Editorial: The media 'storm' over a crazy talkback by a woman from Yitzhar serves to assassinate the character of all settlers.

The prime minister's wife is an easy target. Every disgruntled worker can have at her, even if his complaints are completely false.
