יום חמישי, ו׳ תשרי תשפ״זThursday, September 17, 2026
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Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu is a graduate in journalism and economics from The George Washington University. He has worked as a cub reporter in rural Virginia and as senior copy editor for major Canadian metropolitan dailies. Tzvi wrote for Arutz Sheva for several years before joining the Jewish Press.
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The Islamic State also takes control of a strategic and ancient city in Syria. Assad's army flees.
The PA again calls for "one state of Palestine" but the EU still chases the wind while ISIS takes over Syria.
“With Joy Shall Ye Draw Water…”
Iran's U.N. ambassador, a senior military officer and the regime's media masterfully changed recent comments from Moshe Ya'alon to rouse the rabble.
'All in the family" is more evidence to support demolishing the homes of terrorists as a deterrent.
Israel was trying to launch a three-month test to improving inspections of PA workers.
An Arab terrorist injured two police officers, one of them a woman, with his vehicle shortly before 10 a.m. Wednesday in the A-Tur neighborhood near the Mount of Olives in eastern Jerusalem. Officials have confirmed our previous report that the terrorist reportedly was killed by security forces as he tried to shift into reverse and kill the victims. District […]
It seems that beheading is not consider "work."
Results from secret talks in Jordan on "peace" were zero, but the need to meet shows Obama is weak.
Like to appear before an audience? Have a strong right (or left) arm? Want to repair the Muslim world?
You can’t tell the players without a scorecard, but musical chairs might be a better analogy.
The closer we get to June 30, the more Iran makes the "deadline for a deal look useless.
Bnei Brak Hassidic woman and child are fine after C-section birth of in-vitro-fertilization baby.
If there is any truth to constant PA media allegations of vandalism of olive trees, there are not many more trees left to be destroyed.
The head of Turkey's religious affairs warms up Erdogan's ties with Hamas in his first visit to Gaza.
Pentagon insists "we will take back" a key Iraqi city, but that might come at the price of handing over Iraq to Iran.
If Abbas can be free of having to using Israeli electricity, Israel will have less reason to freeze tax funds to cover debts.
The U.S. wants the IDF restricted from entering Area A, which would result in Hamas toppling the PA, violence erupting, and...
Three young boys have been injured by a vehicle in Gush Etzion in what is suspected as a terrorist hit-and-attack.
Several holes remain on the road to a new government, which is supposed to take office at 7 p.m. Thursday.
The ringleader of the terrorist cell is an activist in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorist group.
The Palestinian Authority conditions 'peace talks' on timetable for Israel's accepting Its demands,
Tehran also insists inspection of military sites will not happen.
Suheil Laher, former Muslim chaplain at MIT, raised money and recruited for Jihad and still influences Muslims at the university.
Was the original CBC report, that Ottawa might target boycotters with hate crime charges, fueled by hate?
His "listening tour" will include a meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Herzog's idea sounds stupid, but if it is taken seriously, it might be a great brainstorm.
The Canadian government has expressed "zero tolerance" for boycotters of Israel.
Netanyahu tackled Obama with a speech in Congress. King Salman simply insults him with a royal snub.
Almost the entire Arab Middle East sees Iran as an enemy.
Lapid won headlines for his grandstanding and now suffers an embarrassing loss.
There are no apparent signs of foul play.
If the ISIS can gain a foothold in the Sinai, it will be on the doorstep of both Israel and Egypt.
The new coalition, like most of the 33 previous governments, was formed with an auction.
The kingdom has canceled its contract with a company that flew a Saudi plane to Ben Gurion airport for maintenance.
Jerusalem gives final approval for the 900 homes that caused a storm when Biden visited Israel in 2010.
He said that "the Zionists are celebrating" his defeat.
Does "monitoring" teenagers mean protecting them against insects?
Hamas' mouthpiece George Galloway lost his seat. Cameron may have a majority.
Congress is doing Obama a favor by showing Iran it cannot get away with murder.
Official tell CNN North Korea has capacity to reach American soil. U.S. bases in S. Korea in danger.
The building is one of many where the British Mandate evicted Jews and let Arabs take over.
He says the government will "work against peace and stability," meaning it won’t adopt the Obama agenda.
Bayit Yehudi will bear full responsibility for settlements. Herzog insists he will remain in the Opposition.
Maersk is to pay a fine, putting an end to another US-Iranian mini-crisis.
Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert brought to court Tuesday morning a letter from former "peace process" broker Tony Blair in an effort to stay out of jail for his conviction of pocketing approximately $150,000 from Morris Talansky of New York. The prosecution asked the court to jail Olmert for more up to 18 months. The […]
"We tell America that what is coming is more bitter and harder."
The Islamic University does not want to blow its cover and lose foreign aid.
The war on terror is being carried out by Israel and not the Palestinian Authority.
Yehuda Glick finally can return to the holy site, but only once a month.
An Arab terrorist was shot and injured shortly before noon Monday when he tried to stab one or more people at the French Hill light rail station in Jerusalem. A light rail guard said the terrorist tried to attack him from behind with a knife. The guard was able to shoot the terrorist, 35 years […]
The Islamic State reportedly has deployed forces near the border.
Another protest is taking place Monday morning in Jerusalem.
Carson's never having held a political office is a disadvantage - and a big advantage for those fed up with professional politicians.
Two terrorists tried to stab soldiers near Yakir.
"Yes, Iran didn’t keep economic agreements, but a nuclear deal is different." Why? Well, because it’s different.
"High noon" is 8 p.m. Wednesday. New elections, anyone?
Kachlon is sounding suspiciously like Yair Lapid, the last government's supposed champion of "social justice."
The "symbolic fee" would supposedly force an improvement in tourist services, but would the pope and Jimmy Carter fork up the shekels?
Leftists and right-wingers remain silent in the demonstration they should be leading.
The Secretary of State called the kettle black and denounced "hysterical" opposition to the deal.
Is Aliyah to Israel going through the minds of Jews going to synagogues where private guards are needed?
The Prime Minister spoke by video to the conference where Joe Biden said, "We have Israel's back."
The US says it is vetting fighters so that weapons don't fall into hands of terrorists, which could mean the worst fighters will be trained.
Glick's tell the court that if he is so dangerous, the police should not let him out of his house.
Police drew the red line at the protest when the peace march threatened security at Netanyahu's official residence.
There is a new American-Israeli peace process between Netanyahu and Obama.
The Arkansas Republican called the foreign minister a "coward."
How many Democrats, especially the Jewish ones, would vote against the idea that Iran recognizes Israel?
The 24-man crew is in good condition but confined to the ship
"Even in their Protocols [of the Elders of Zion] and even in their bible [it says], ‘Don't live in Gaza,'" says Fatah spokesman.
The Ravens' Ray Lewis screamed that violence is never the answer." Unfortunately, he is wrong.
Jewish Vermont Sen. Sanders, who boasts he is "very close" to the teachings of Pope Francis," reportedly will announce his candidacy on Thursday.
IDF intelligence sources say Mashaal feared fierce Israeli response.
"Amiel" says he stands with Arab against "racist collective punishment."
State Dept: "It’s a key concern of the United States to ensure that sea lanes in the region remain open and safe."
“We cannot guarantee that a humanitarian catastrophe of the extent of the Holocaust will not happen again,” said Red Cross President Peter Maurer.
No one was hurt because the bus was empty. No one heard about it because of the politically (in)correct media.
Israel leads rescue efforts. Death toll will rise. Thousands are homeless. Below: Dramatic as-it-happened video.
No matter who was behind the attack, Hezbollah knows it has more than one enemy.
The left-wing party's problem is that the ministry spent more money to promote Judaism than democracy.
The PA and leftists lost twice in US courts, which threw out suits for libel and a claim against settlers' "terrorist attacks."
Several Israelis suffered light injuries but 150 still have made no contact with officials.
The emails are unclassified but include sensitive information of correspondence with ambassadors.
Arabs call for state of mourning, meaning a state of riots, after knife-wielding terrorist killed when he stabbed solider.
Bayit Yehudi settles for three Cabinet posts. Shas to head Religious Affairs with Bayit Yehudi as Deputy.
The officer of a Hareidi IDF unit was in Mea Shearim to visit two of his soldiers whose families have social or financial problems.
The airstrip, 10 miles from the Syrian border, could be used for UAV missions against Syrian rebels. Israel also is in range.
Arab media said several bases with long-range missiles were attacked on Saturday and last Wednesday.
All polls show Clinton would win against any Republican, but has she peaked too soon?
Poet Erez Biton, who was awarded the Israel Prize for Literature on Yom Ha'Atzmaut, used the occasion to warn against sponsors of the Boycott Israel movement. "Strident voices are being heard in the world including those who are challenging the very existence of the State of Israel," he said. "There are even those among them […]
More than 140,000 Israelis scoffed at blustery weather and visited national parks.
Kremlin says the lifting of the ban on selling the anti-missile systems to Iran was only a "political and legal decision."
The one reason to make Aliyah outweighs all the arguments not to move to Israel.
The name of the Jerusalem teenager burned to death by three Jews has been added to the Victims of Terror Memorial.
The good news he is not able to control daily operations. The bad news is that he is recovering.
He thanks Jews who stand up for Israel but didn’t even hint they should make Aliyah.
Police and Israel's establishment left-wing media initially tried to make believe it was an accident.
A one-minute siren at 8 p.m. inaugurates the day of sadness, followed by the happiness of Yom Ha'Atzmaut.
He escaped the death penalty but still faces sentencing for more criminal charges.
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