Is Proposal to Admit 100,000 Gazans a Path to Peace or Danger for Israel?
In some ways, the life of Isaac Rotenberg symbolized the rise and success of the State of Israel.
Temple Mount Off-Limits to Jews Until End of Ramadan
Israel Police shut down access to the Temple Mount for Jewish visitors on Tuesday until the conclusion of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan on July 17.
Israel Marks One Year Since Operation Protective Edge
On Monday, the State of Israel marked the first anniversary of Operation Protective Edge against the Hamas terror organization in Gaza.
Iron Dome Gets Mystery Upgrade as Israel Prepares for Future War
Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system has been successfully upgraded, announced the Defense Ministry last week.
IDF Appoints Special Team to Plan Iran Strike
A deadline has come and gone without a nuclear deal, but Israel is not waiting around to see how world powers secure the world from the threat of Iran.
Congress Knows Everything the Administration Knows
Here comes the Iran nuclear deal deadline and, to heighten tension, Iranian foreign minister Mohammed Zarif has run home to check a few things.
Amid Sinai Attacks, Netanyahu Warns ISIS “Knocking” at Israel’s Borders
Fearing a spillover of fighting from Egypt, the IDF has bolstered its presence in the Sinai Peninsula after a wave of terror attacks by ISIS in Egypt.
War Crimes in Gaza
War Crimes in Gaza turns every Big Lie right side up.
Tensions Mount Between the Sons of Jethro and Israel
Recent events have pitted the Israeli Druze against their host country in a moral dilemma with biblical roots and life-or-death implications.
4 Israelis Injured in Drive-By Terror Shooting in Samaria
Four Israelis were injured in a drive-by terror shooting Monday night near the Judean community of Shvut Rachel, north of Ramallah.