He said his mission is "fateful, maybe even historic."
The report seems unbelievable, but the newspaper has an interesting track record.
A link for the poll is provided below. Deadline is today.
Kerry called Abbas about "financial viability" of the Palestinian Authority and efforts "to prevent a crisis."
"I Respect the President Barak Obama." That's what he said. We don’t know what meant.
The so-called "Zionist Camp" was accused of having "blood on its hands."
Iran already has enough centrifuges for a nuclear weapon.
He said the world has a lot to learn from Israel.
No one was injured, and anti-Christian graffiti was sprayed painted on walls.
NYC Councilman Greenfield stood his ground and walked into the consulate with his kippa on his head.
The State Comptroller and Ombudsman will release his report on the housing crisis at 6 p.m. (11 a.m. EST) Wednesday night. The report will cover the Olmert and Netanyahu administrations, letting Tzipi Livni and Yitzchak Herzog off the hook. They were Ministers of Housing in the Sharon government. The Likud party is concerned that the […]
One of the terrorists was arrested.
Shas says the national anthem is just a modern poem, not the Torah.
Immigration officials arrested 32 illegal foreign workers in Ashdod Sunday night, including 10 who were employed in a fish plant and another 10 in a bakery. All of them were from Ukraine, except for one from Russia, and of them were women. They will be deported after a hearing.
Everyone goes off the deep end and accuses the other of everything under the sun.
The victim suffered moderate wounds. The terrorist was illegally in Jerusalem.
If the "Boycott Yesha" movement is true to its ideology, its cheerleaders won’t vote March 17.
The office of the State Comptroller and Ombudsman stated Sunday that it will release the report on the housing crisis before the elections and possibly by the end of the week. A decision on the exact date of relapse will be made in the next couple of days. Israel's anti-Netanyahu establishment media and the Herzog-Livni […]
The ISIS leads the list of critical threats. The Arab-Israeli conflict is in sixth place.
This is not satire and not a Purim joke. It is courtesy of the Iranian regime's Fars [read: Farce] News Agency.
The "Palace in the Sky" includes a private elevator, private pool and gym.
Can you imagine Jews throwing snowballs at the Western Wall?
The president may schedule high-profile interviews while Netanyahu visits. Who, if anyone, will address AIPAC?
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar and the UAE, led by Sunni Muslims, share Netanyahu's fear of Obama making a bad deal with the Shi'ite regime.
The lack of incitement on the Temple Mount does not serve the Palestinian Authority cause.
This is not a snowstorm. This is a blizzard, even by New York's standards.
The other leaders are no better: Lapid takes credit for water rates going down and Livni says she is tough on Hamas.
"He gives snow like wool; He scatters hoarfrost like ashes." - Psalms 147:16.
Israelis working as emissaries for B'nei Akiva outside the country should be allowed to vote in next month's elections, World B'nei Akiva director Rabbi Noam Perl wrote Elections Committee chairman Judge Salim Jubran Wednesday. "The fact that the emissaries overseas work for Zionism and for the State of Israel cannot participate in the elections is […]
It seems the vice president is traveling in a time tunnel to go to Panama inauguration that was held last July.
They distribute ballots to elect the 'Savior."
The gas will fuel a $300 million electric power plant PPGC says it is developing in Jenin, which will be the first PA power plant in the West Bank.
A PA terrorist fired 11 bullets at a civilian vehicle in Samaria Wednesday morning.
Even residents in Kfar Saba and upper Haifa may see snow, which also may fall on Ben Gurion Airport.
The Obama administration is keeping Israel up to date on talks with Iran for an agreement to contain and supervise its nuclear program despite reports that Washington is fed up with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu because of his planned speech in Congress next month. "Conversations continue with Israel on the Iran nuclear negotiations, State Dept. […]
Please pray for a full and speedy recovery to the People of Israel ben Sarah.
The Supreme Court will rule next week on appeals by Knesset Member Hanin Zoabi and Baruch Marzel to overturn the Elections Committee decision to bar them from running in the elections. One of the justices at the hearing Tuesday morning stated that the court generally does not get involved in politics, but there is a […]
Rest assured that if there are more attacks, there will be another cease-fire.
"I mourn the passing of Minister Uri Orbach, a writer, a journalist, a spiritual man and a Jewish patriot," Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Monday afternoon following the death of the Bayit Yehudi (Jewish Home) minister and Knesset Member. Netanyahu added, "Uri won over all who listened to him with his charm, knowledge and deep […]
His death is a great loss to his family and to Israel at-large well as the Bayit Yehudi party.
The 21st Chief of Staff replaces Benny Gantz.
Models indicate Israel is on target for one of those "once in 50 years" storms that hit every two years.
If it's not missiles, then it's earthquakes, or at least being prepared for missiles and earthquakes.
Iran is courting Obama with a passionate desire to eliminate the Islamic State. Will Obama jilt Khamenei?
"Israel is the home of every Jew," the Prime Minister told the Cabinet Sunday.
But does one of the disguised "terrorists" look like Bennett?
Rebels are worried that Assad and Hezbollah are regaining territory.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
Israel’s sharing of its know-how in research, manufacturing, marketing and application of energy efficiency and renewable energy products, was very much appreciated by the experts who took part in the workshop and study tour.
Israelis' view of President Barack Obama mirrors his attitude towards Israel.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The Jewish welfare organization Colel Chabad this week hosted a Bat Mitzvah celebration in Jerusalem for 36 girls who have lost a parent. Most of the parents died from illness or terror attacks, and one Bat Mitzvah girl's father was the first Israel Defense Forces casualty during last summer’s war between Israel and Hamas. “Family […]
The brother of the hostage says he does not expect him to return.
Heavy snow forces the Hermon ski slopes to close; Kinneret rises, but slowly.
Approximately 30 Palestinian Authority Arab journalists are brushing up on their Hebrew at a six-week course at a college in Ramallah to improve their ability to read Hebrew newspapers on the "occupation," the Bethlehem-bases Ma'an News Agency reported Friday. It quoted television reporter Dalai Said as stating, "As the saying goes: Know the language of […]
ISIS identified the hostage as a 19-year-old Arab.
The Elections Committee tossed out Marzel hours after eliminating Arab MK Zoabi.
A telephone survey of Israelis, including Arabs, shows that 45 percent of the respondents support the planned appearance and speech by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in the United States Congress next month. Nineteen percent had no opinion, and 36 percent said they oppose his speaking to Congress two weeks before elections.
The discovery of 1,500 year-old grape seeds may explain why the wine of the Negev so renowned in the Byzantine Empire.
The Supreme Court may reverse the decision. The committee has not decided on Baruch Marzel's candidacy.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is scheduled to arrive in Israeli next week to launch his company's new Israeli headquarters near Tel Aviv.
Arab insist the "state land" is privately owned.
You can’t choose your neighbors, and who would want to choose between Al Qaeda and Assad-Hezbollah?
A possible double agent working for Israel may have scotched the assassination attempt.
Rain, rain, don’t go way, we prayed for it and will gladly get wet anyway.
"You shall not pervert justice… and you shall not take a bribe, for bribery blinds the eyes of the wise…" (Deuteronomy, 16:19).
There are also 55 Palestinians on the list, both from the West Bank and Gaza, with a combined $148 million safely tucked away in Geneva.
Gafni's position: The Left would give the Chareidim more money, but the Right allows more Judaism in the public schools.
Unlike the previous election, this time around Prime Minister Netanyahu is clearly investing his time and efforts to make sure the Likud does well. Repeatedly, his commercials are well thought out and amusing. In this latest commercial Netanyahu is making fun of the Israeli media for coming up with one nonsense scandal or another, while […]
Two dozen Jerusalem Arab rioters attacked Jewish drivers and passengers with rocks Thursday between the neighborhoods of Abu Tor and Maaleh Zeitim. The mob escaped, as usual, cars sustained heavy damage, as usual, and the victims escaped without injury, which is not always so usual.
UN "refugee camps" sow the seeds of rebellion.
The trend in the polls is clear - the next government will not be muscled by the left.
By Rachel Levy
The UN has added a second panel to "investigate" Israel's role in defending itself against terror attacks, this time in the north.
Sir Martin's Atlas of the Arab-Israeli Conflict can be found on many Jewish bookshelves.
When you try to find out what exactly the leftists want, there is not much of an answer.
The Palestinian Authority and Israel finally have a common enemy.
John Kerry helped restore calm to the Temple Mount - at the price that Jews may not pray there.
The more ludicrous the anti-Israel lobby, the harder it will collapse.
One arrested student is suspected of hitting a policeman in the face with a metal bar.
This was the 28th time it's been blown up.
In the PA, "negotiations" means "ultimatum, "agreements" mean broke promises, and what does non-violent resistance mean?
The barbed-wire political fence was more than Lieberman could stand.
Anti-draft Haredim blocked roads in Jerusalem, Modi'in and Ashdod.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
It’s a safe bet to say that the overwhelming number of American football fans in Israel cheered on the Patriots.
Is Israel in deep trouble for rooting against the Seahawks?
By J. E. Dyer
An Israeli strike could theoretically damage Iran’s nuclear program; only US can terminate program
The US in November stopped funding a left-wing group that is helping to campaign against Netanyahu
Super Bowl viewers will have to get along with Scarlett Johansson this year.
Cruz and New York Rep. Zeldin complained to Kerry of Obama's "relentless harassment."
That's it. If you didn't register your party by now, you're not running for the upcoming Knesset elections.
National religious voters favoring the new Yachad party headed by Eli Yishai may be wasting their votes.
Lieberman's issues a disproportionate response to polls that show his party will barely squeeze into the Knesset.
Israeli food makers are getting nervous about Israeli taste buds being Americanized.
"Not wanting to stir things up in the north" means "Yes, we could bomb them to kingdom come, but. no, we won't."
By Yotam Rozenwald / Tazpit News Agency
The two rockets fired from Syria that exploded in Israel’s Golan Heights at 1 PM today signifies a new peak in tensions being felt in Israel's northern borders.
As usual, there is a big gap between what Arab countries promise and what they deliver.
The "Ugly Israeli" has taken its form in six idiot thugs who beat a Druze student, who served in the IDF, because he was speaking Arabic. A Jerusalem court was told the gang of Jews attacked the music student at the Central Bus Station in Jerusalem. The victim, identified as Tommy Hasson, served in the […]
The Israeli economy is on the way to becoming owned by foreigners.
By Yotam Rozenwald / Tazpit News Agency
Since the passing of the Governance bill legislation on March 11, 2014, new alignments have become to appear in Israeli politics.
God has not cooperated with the Boycott Israel movement.
It isn't over until it's over.
If US Jews were to make Aliyah at the rate the Jewish Agency expects from France, Israel would have 1 million more Jews.