Worst Oil Spill in Israeli History Floods Eilat Nature Reserve

In what is being called the worst oil spill in Israeli History, millions of liters of crude oil were leaked into the Evrona nature reserve near the Israeli-Jordanian border just north of Eilat.
Israel Cultivates Desert Agriculture

See prophecy come to life with Israel’s remarkable agricultural innovation, that has turned the dry, rocky desert into a blossoming wonderland.
Hezbollah Children’s Magazine Glorifies Killers

A Lebanese children’s magazine sponsored by Hezbollah glorifies violence and “resistance”, reports AFP in Beirut.
‘I’m Here Because I Love You Back’

Perhaps it’s no coincidence that Thanksgiving and Chanukah are in the same season.
Making Peace in the Jewish Home

As Israel seems to be shifting into election mode, the Bayit Yehudi (Jewish Home) Party is continuing the infighting that has plagued the national religious public for many years and that we had thought was behind us
Column one: Sisi is not Mubarak

The government must take every possible action, in economic and military spheres, to ensure that Sisi benefits from his actions.
Stabbing in Supermarket in Mishor Adumim

A Palestinian terrorist stabbed two people in the Rami Levy supermarket of Mishor Adumim, east of Jerusalem. Both of the victims are men in their 50s, with one of them sustaining wounds to the head and shoulder and the other with upper body wounds.
Book Review: A Hopeful Vision of Israel’s Future

For those who care about the future of the State of Israel and the Jewish People, To Unify A Nation: My Vision for the Future of Israel is a great and quick read.
“It is a miracle there were no more injuries” – Palestinian Stabbing Attack in Crowded Jerusalem Area Supermarket (Graphic Images)

Yesterday at 4:15 pm, a Palestinian teenager stabbed two people in the crowded Rami Levy supermarket of Mishor Adumim, east of Jerusalem.
Why a Palestinian State Will Become a Source of Instability

This is precisely what Egypt and the Arab counties want: to turn the Gaza Strip into an Israeli, and not an Arab, problem.