Great expectations.
Malachi Moshe Rosenfeld, 25, lived in the community of Kochav HaShachar in Samaria.
"The PA message to Washington is they want peace. The PA message to their kids is killing Israelis is heroic. It’s time the U.S. figured out which is the true message."
If the wind blows in the wrong direction, Israelis will need gas masks to stay alive.
Flotilla activists escorted to Ashdod after IDF deters them from attempting to illegally breach the maritime blockade of Gaza
Kuwaiti officials have identified the suicide bomber in Friday's deadly attack in Kuwait City as a Saudi national, Fahad Suleiman Abdulmohsen al-Qabaa, who flew into the country early Friday, according to the Kuwaiti state news agency KUNA. The terrorist blew himself up with a belt of explosives at a Shi'ite Muslim mosque, killing more than […]
Hamas proves once again it is liberal when it comes to promoting "equal opportunity martyrs."
No one was injured. The IDF is searching for the terrorist.
An explosion reportedly was heard in the attack on the offices of a gas company southeast of Lyon.
The terrorist pulled out a handgun and shot at soldiers, who returned fire and critically wounded him.
By Moshe Herman
(((CLICK BELOW TO HEAR AUDIO))) Yishai is joined in-studio by Knesset insider Jeremy Saltan to discuss the report on the war in Gaza last summer and its "unsurprising" findings. He also talks about new "Free Gaza" flotilla and a different kind of deligitimization -- that of MK Michael Oren (former Israeli ambassador to the US) […]
After more Molotov cocktails and rock-throwing attacks on homes in eastern Jerusalem, city council member Aryeh King is fed up with lack of protection.
The terrorist murder of Daniel Gonen and critical wounding of a Border Police officer come on the eve of the visit of French Foreign Minister with his magic potion.
Terrorists are on the warpath as the Muslim holy month of Ramadan gets underway.
The US expressed its condolences, which is more than the UN did, but Abbas said nothing,
The French Foreign Minister is singing, "I got the whole world in my hands."
The video of soldiers hitting an Arab rioter while on the ground omitted a scene of his hitting a soldier in the face with a rock.
Israel uprooted more than 1,000 that Arabs planted in a land grab of state land in western Gush Etzion.
Arafat in 1988 recognized Israel as a Jewish state. Abbas has wanted to delete the word "Jewish." Now Erekat wants to delete the word "Israel."
The suspect, affiliated with Islamic Jihad, ran over teenagers at Alon Shvut in Gush Etzion.
The Prime Minister told the Polish Foreign Minister, "Attacks on the Jews were always preceded by the slander of the Jews."
One soldier was slightly injured in the accident.
Soldiers allege that the Arab tried to snatch a rifle and hit them, but the Arab media footage, as usual, is damaging regardless of the truth.
Anti-Israel South African groups complain that the pro-Israel lobby is "undermining solidarity with the Palestinian people."
The French-based telecom company operates in an area of Azerbaijan that the United Nations and US consider occupied territory.
The Nusra front now controls all the cities in the province, which shares a border with Turkey.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai is joined by 95-year-old Jerusalem resident Dan Nadel, a five-time decorated WWII hero, who led troops in the Battle of the Bulge and in the liberation of France from the Nazis. In honor of VE Day, commemorating the Allied victory over Nazi Germany (marked on May 8), Nadel, tells the tale of fighting across Europe, and eventually fulfilling his Zionist dream. Then, Yishai is joined in-studio by foreign correspondent Anne-Marie O’Connor to talk about her award-winning book, "The Lady in Gold," that chronicles the fight for restitution of Gustav Klimt's iconic "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer," confiscated by the Nazis in Vienna just prior to World War II.
By Shalom Bear
Bensouda suggested it was in "the best interest" of Hamas and Israel to provide the needed information.
The test was planned, but the Defense Ministry is mum on details.
The US has given more than $57M to UNRWA for 'Palestinian' refugees in Syria in 2015 alone, but only pledged $10M for Nepal?
By Moshe Herman
Yishai broadcasts a speech delivered by Miriam Peretz, the mother of two fallen IDF soldiers, Uriel and Eliraz, during a "Friends of the IDF" dinner. In her address, she talks about her sacrifice, which she believes is necessary in the fight for the Jewish State. Then, Yishai reads a story he wrote, called "Zikaron" (remembrance), one passage of which is as follows: "In that one moment, I though of gratitude: I am so thankful to you, fallen paratrooper, fallen Jew, fallen brother." Finally, Yishai is joined in-studio by former MK Dr. Aryeh Eldad, former surgeon-general of the IDF and head of plastic surgery at Hadassah Hospital in Ein Karem. He says that if the state of Israel is the thesis of Zionism, then the Holocaust is the antithesis, and the days of remembrance for the victims of the Holocaust and the fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism is the synthesis.
As Iran may be re-supplying the Houthis, US warships steam towards Yemen.
By Moshe Herman
The P5 +1 are convinced that Iran is a legitimate negotiating partner. But Dan Diker, host of VOI's National Security, has the opposite idea. Dan joins Yishai in-studio to discuss the folly of the nuclear talks. Then, Ali Jabber is a pseudonym for an Arab who sees Israel as the harbinger of peace, democracy and human rights. He joins Yishai to discuss why so many other Arabs are still mired in the jihadist mindset. Finally, Yishai talks about Israeli diplomat Yehuda Avner, who died recently. Avner worked as an adviser to prime ministers Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, and wrote speeches for prime ministers Golda Meir and Levi Eshkol.
By Moshe Herman
The Passover massacre was a suicide bombing carried out by a Hamas terrorist at the Park Hotel in Netanya, on March 27, 2002. Thirty civilians, in the midst of a seder, were killed in the attack and 140 others were wounded. David Bedein, director of the Israel Resource News Agency, joins Yishai to reminisce about that awful night; the connected story of the Saudi Peace Initiative; the fraudulent "massacre" in Jenin; the documents that came out of PLO chief Yasser Arafat's computer; and the link to today's American empowerment of Iran. Then, Mati Wagner, Editorial Page Editor of The Jerusalem Post, and Dr. Seth Frandzman, Op-ed Editor of The Jerusalem Post, join Yishai in-studio to talk about the new power vacuum, and anarchy, that is forming in the Middle East due to the retreat of America. Finally, Mati and Seth debate the issue of whether the Arab "nakba" narrative -- according to which the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 was a catastrophe -- should be taught in Israeli schools.
By Rachel Levy
While Pres. Obama nurses a grudge and looks for new ways to pick a fight with Israel, a cataclysm is building in the Middle East.