Four arrested in crackdown on anti-assimilation group Lehava.
Rock-throwing is nothing less than attempted murder.
It doesn't pay to be a foreign volunteer soldier in the ISIS army.
This is the first flask of ritually pure olive oil made in 2000 years.
First Lebanon's Hezbollah started the Second Lebanon War, now the UN wants Israel to pay Lebanon for damages.
Stern expressed dismay at Tzipi Livni's merger with the Labor party.
The Islamic terrorist entered the police station and began stabbing policemen while yelling "Allah hu Akbar".
Two girls in Kibbutz Nir Yitzchak were taking a selfie video when the rocket siren went off on Friday morning.
The small Arab parties are talking about merging, and this could result in 14 seats for the Arab sector.
Hamas called Israel's response to the Gazan attack a "serious escalation".
Police must have been too busy arresting Jewish children to notice the Hamas rally on the Temple Mount today.
Reshet Bet has released their latest election poll...
Israelis will Celiac disease will now be allowed to join combat units.
Arabs attacked an Israeli bus traveling between Arad and Be'er Sheva along Highway 31 Thursday evening.
The UN General Assembly approves resolution to refer N. Korea to the Intl Criminal Court at The Hague.
US teachers are learning "3-D printing" from the Dept. of Defense.
Thousands stranded in sudden bus strike.
After 5 years in jail, Cuba has released Jewish-American Alan Gross.
In the boy's bag police found a Chanukiah, oil candles and matches.
The European Jewish Congress (EJC) has expressed outrage over the removal of Hamas from the European Union’s list of officially designated terror organizations, after the European Court of Justice in Luxemburg accepted an appeal filed by Hamas against its inclusion in the list. “We have reached a new low in moral relativity if an organization […]
“We are not satisfied with the European Union's explanation that the removal of Hamas from its list of terrorist organizations is a 'technical matter,” 'Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday following the decision of the General Court of the European Union. “The burden of proof is on the European Union and we expect it […]
Two-thirds of Palestinian Authority Arabs in Judea and Samaria are afraid to express criticism of Mahmoud Abbas, according to a survey carried out by the Palestinian Policy and Research Center. The poll was conducted after Abbas ordered the arrest of leaders of the Palestinian Authority’s largest workers’ union, which he also outlawed.
Shas takes a hit in the latest poll, and the coalition possibilities shift a bit with the changing numbers.
And that puts pressure on Aryeh Deri...
Bloomberg Philanthropies has announced that Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Yafo are the first non-U.S. cities selected to participate in the $45 million expansion of its Innovation Teams program. The program aims to improve the capacity of City Halls to effectively design and implement new approaches that improve citizens’ lives by relying on data, open innovation, and […]
More than 1,000 high school seniors from 25 Jewish schools across France will light the Hanukkah menorah together on Thursday in Jerusalem. Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky who said that the French Jewish students' arrival in Israel is "a massive expression of solidarity that reflects the warm and unique connection between the French Jewish community […]
Yishai was whisked to a safe room by Knesset bodyguards after Deri's supporters tried to attack him.
Australian police stormed the Lindt Chocolate Cafe to free the hostages.
The gunman, besides being a Muslim cleric, has a violent record.
Released for Publication: The female suicide bomber was going to dress up as a pregnant Jewish woman.
An impressive 2,800 year old farm house, which comprised twenty-three rooms, was uncovered in recent weeks during archaeological excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority is carrying out in Rosh Ha-‘Ayin.
The latest Knesset poll has Labor down a bit, and Likud moving up again.
Meretz wants to make sure that Eli Yishai will not be in the next Knesset.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Monday before leaving for Monday’s meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Rome, "In recent years we have rebuffed recurrent attempts to dictate conditions to us that would have harmed Israel's security and which are incompatible with genuine peace. “This time as we will we will not accept […]
It appears that former Shas MK Eli Yishai is taking that next big step.
The Cabinet Sunday morning approved the nomination of Gadi Eizenkott as IDF Chief of Staff, "Gadi Eizenkot is the right man in the right place at the right time. Gadi has been a soldier and a commander. He is a veteran commander and he can lead the IDF in the face of the major challenges […]
Arab media reports that Hamas test fired three rockets towards the sea from Gaza, on Saturday.
An interview, in Hebrew, with Moshe Claud Kamon, who was attacked in Gush Etzion, near the El Hadr junction by a terrorist who threw a chemical in his face.
The driver hit one of the concrete barriers instead of the soldiers he was apparently aiming for.
Palestinian Authority gunmen fired shots at the home and car of PA legislator Azzam Salhab in Hebron, journalist Khaled Abu Toameh reported on Twitter. No was injured . Israeli security forces have arrested Salhab several times, and he was one of more than 50 Arabs who were rounded up after last June’s kidnapping of three […]
He was killed in the same region where 3 days ago, three reporters from the Orient network were killed.
No one was injured in the attack.
More than a dozen bullets were fired from two Kalashnikov rifles. No one was injured.
The only coalition combination that seem reasonable from this poll is...
A poll of Israeli-Arabs showed that 47.1% want MK Ahmed Tibi as head of a united Arab list running for Knesset.
Senior Likud member Gideon Sa'ar announced Thursday he will not run against Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu for the leadership of the Likud party. Sa'ar, an old friend of the Prime Minister, resigned from the Knesset several months ago for a “vacation” from politics. Likud party members who want the Likud to take a stronger hawkish […]
Two Gazans were caught in Israel after crossing over near Kibbutz Be'eri.
It's almost official: Moshe Kachlon will probably be calling his party...
The two couldn't decide which of them is going to be the Prime Minister.
Federman told police the video they saw was cut and edited by a leftwing organization, and it left out the events that preceded his response.
The Turkel Committee responsible for clearing senior appointment has cleared Gadi Eizenkott to become Israel’s next Chief of Staff. The approval was expected. Eizenkott has not been involved in any known questionable incidents. He is to replace IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz in February. He will be Israel’s second oriental Jew to head the […]
Palestinian Authority Arabs charged that dozens of Jews from the community of Adei Ad in Samaria threw rocks and stones at their homes, vehicles and olive trees in their nearby village late Tuesday night in retaliation for theft of a horse. Adei Ad residents said that Arabs have been routinely stealing for several weeks. The […]
Netanel Arami was murdered three months ago in Petach Tikva, when both his rappelling cables were cut in a terror attack.
Rocks thrown at Jewish motorists on Highway 60 in the Binyamin region.
After 22 years in politics, Likud Minister Limor Livnat announced her retirement.
There is concern that terrorists may try to attack the foreign embassies.
Knesset Members are scheduled to sign the death notice for the current government and hold second and third readings on the bill for political euthanasia and give Israelis another chance to vote for another fractious government in March. Rumors, mainly from the center-left media and their favorite parties, are that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will […]
Rabbi Rontzki began his IDF career as a special forces commando and 41 years later ended it as Chief Rabbi and Brigadier General.
Abu-Mazen admitted he plans to overrun Israel with 6 million Arabs,
Both Herzog and Livni repeatedly claim they are qualified to become Israel's next Prime Minister.
The two reportedly tore "Kriah", the act of ripping one's shirt in an act of mourning.
The CEO is suspected of communicating with young girls over the Internet.
The crew and passengers began to throw up and their eyes turned red.
Jonathan Pollard was hospitalized on Friday after losing consciousness in his cell.
JewishPress.com readers vote for the next Prime Minister...
Esther Lieberman, the mother of Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, dies Thursday, forcing her son to cancel a speech in the United States to attend the funeral and sit Shiva in his home in Nokdim, located in eastern Gush Etzion. Liberman flew home from Switzerland, where he was attending a policy conference. He was slated to […]
YouTube apparently reversed its decision to terminate the MEMRI channel.
Document proves she not only slept with senior Nazis but also spied for them.
A 21-year-old Arab with Israeli citizenship from the city of Taybe, near Netanya, was indicted Thursday for involvement in an attempt to burn a Jewish man alive a month ago Police said Mohamed Haj Yehia incited violence during the riots last month in Kfar Kana, where a police officer had shot and killed Hir Alhamdan […]
Firefighters have stopped the flow of thousands of gallons of oil.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu praised one of his security guards who thwarted the terrorist attack on Wednesday at the industrial area of Maaleh Adumim. "On the way here I spoke to the security guard who thwarted a deadly terrorist attack in Mishor Adumim,” he said. “I know him; he is a security guard at the […]
Unlike normal MKs who receive death threats for their connection to the Temple Mount, Eli Yishai was threatened to be stabbed if he left the Shas party.
On Wednesday afternoon around 4:30 PM, a terrorist entered the Rami Levy supermarket in the Mishor Adumim Industrial Park (near Maaleh Adumim) and began to stab shoppers. An off-duty guard, who work in the Prime Minister's office, who was shopping in the branch shot the terrorist in the leg and saved the day. Two men […]
Wednesday’s Knesset unanimous vote on the first reading of the bill to go to elections gives Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu a national unity government on at least one issue. He need not gloat because most of the country would prefer that the Knesset Members fight it out by themselves instead of wasting $500 million and […]
The accident happened at a 1000-megawatt reactor which plays a role in supplying electricity to the country.
As always, Hamas decides that freedom and democracy are for losers.
Party faction leaders were actually able to sit together in a room and agree on something.
MEMRI translates and exposes hate content from mainstream Arabic and Islamic terrorist group media outlets, which would otherwise go unnoticed by the non-Arabic speaking public.
A firebomb was thrown at an Egged #1 (Kotel) bus near the Old City.
The first poll released since the announcement of new elections.
Netanyahu laid the blame for new elections squarely on Lapid and Livni and the fact that the Likud did not have enough mandates to govern unhindered.
The family is donating his organs to those in need.
The Arabs are suspected of being involved in the attack on the 60-year-old Jewish man at Tzomet Alon (east of Migdalim) yesterday.
MKs are busy talking about potential dates for general elections.
The Bayit Yehudi party will be running primaries to elect the head of the party on January 5, 2015.
The IDF has confirmed to JewishPress.com that Hamas test fired a rocket into the sea on Monday afternoon.
The Knesset's Economic Committee passed its first reading on a proposal which would require government organizations to pay suppliers based on terms of Net+30.
Israeli security forces entered the town of Beit Fajr in Gush Etzion to arrest the father of the Monday's Tzomet HaGush terrorist. Arab media identified the female terrorist as a member of the Fatah terrorist group, and was previously arrested. Beit Fajr residents rioted when security forces entered the town to make the arrest.
Police suspect it was possibly a terror attack.
Former Prisoner of Zion Yosef Mendelevitch made an emotional return to the city where he was imprisoned in the 1970s to join hundreds of Jews from across Russia for the 4th Annual Limmud FSU (former Soviet Union) in St. Petersburg this weekend. St. Petersburg claims the second largest Jewish community in Russia today with about […]
Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, whose son Andrew is current governor, was hospitalized for a heart condition Saturday night. The elder Cuomo, now 82, served three terms in office. “He is in good spirits and thanks everyone for their support and best wishes,” the office of his son Andrew said in a statement on […]
The crimes from the Nazi regime still are being discovered.
On November 29, 1947 the United Nations voted in a plan for the partition of the British Mandate territory of Palestine. The plan came to be called the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine or United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181.
Will Jordan's King Abdullah II ibn al-Hussein be abdicating his throne to create a "Palestinian" state?
Thanksgiving is an American secular holiday that most Jews have no problem celebrating due to its lack of overt religious symbols (unlike the American holidays right before and after it). Still, there are always holdouts for some reason or another. Let's hear what you do...
As the expression goes, "Don't bring a knife to a gunfight."
Hamas snipers fired from Gaza at an IDF routine patrol operating along the security fence early afternoon on Thursday. No injuries were reported, and the vehicle was damaged. The IDF responded with an artillery shell aimed at the source of fire.
On Monday evening, tTwo Arab MKs hurled epithets at MKs David Rotem and Feiglin from the podium. Here is Feiglin's response.
MK Miri Regev said the law is a difficult and complicated one, and it requires a serious discussion about its downsides, and therefore shouldn't be rushed into implementation.