Stabbing Attack by Teenaged Female Terrorist Foiled Near Hebron as Tel Aviv Terrorist Faces Justice
On Sunday, an attempted stabbing attack was foiled in Judea and Samaria while in Tel Aviv, a terrorist guilty of murdering two was indicted for murder.
Netanyahu Most Popular World Leader Among Evangelical Christians in US
A new Brookings Institution survey, conducted last month, shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is overall the third-most admired world leader among Americans.
Edelstein Makes First Visit To Germany; Celebrates 50 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Knesset Speaker Edelstein spoke at Germany’s Bundestag Parliamentary building and marked 50 years since the establishment of official relations between Israel and Germany.
EU Vows to Take Part in Peace Process after Being Kicked Out by Israel for BDS Labeling Policy
After Israel announced that the EU’s involvement in the peace process is suspended, an EU spokeswoman said European officials would continue to work in the Quartet and with Arab parties.
Attacks Continue While Defense Minister Ponders
A total of seven soldiers were injured in two separate attacks on Friday, as Defense Minister Ya’alon ponders a solution to allow both sides to”live their lives”.
Thousands Celebrate Wedding of Terror Victim’s Daughter
Sarah Techiya Litman and Ariel Biegel, the young couple who postponed their wedding following a terror attack that killed Litman’s father and brother, were married on Thursday evening.
18-Year-Old American Yeshiva Student Gunned Down in Terror Attack
Ezra Schwartz, an 18-year-old American yeshiva student, was gunned down by a Palestinian terrorist Thursday while delivering food to lone IDF soldiers in Gush Etzion.
Hungary Foreign Minister Sharply Condemns EU Labeling of Israeli Products
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said that Hungary would not label products from Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights calling it irrational.
“Occupied Palestine” Has More BMWs, Mercedes on Streets than Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
A report by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs brings to light painfully glaring contrasts developing amongst the ranks of the Palestinian Authority.
EU Labeling Will Hurt Palestinians According to New Data
Data reveals the significant advantages factories in Judea and Samaria hold for the many Arabs they employ, and for the PA economy in general.