Lebanese Media Reports IAF Ron Arad Died in 1988 After Torture
Lebanese media reports on a military tribunal claim that Ron Arad, an IAF navigator who went missing after ejecting from his plane over South Lebanon in 1986, died in 1988 after being tortured.
Proposed Change to Death Penalty Law for Terrorists Stymied by Netanyahu
A bill to expand the use of the death penalty in Israel has been stymied, despite the fact that it enjoys widespread support among several parties.
Israeli Knesset Passes Law Limiting Future Prisoner Releases
The Knesset approved a bill submitted by Member of Knesset Ayelet Shaked, which effectively prevents the government from releasing prisoners in any future political deals.
Fatah Wing Claims Responsibility for Rocket Fire
Several armed groups linked to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah party have claimed responsibility for rocket fire into Israel from Gaza.
Report Shows PA Using Foreign Aid to Pay Jailed Terrorists
Despite protestations to the contrary, the Palestinian Authority continues to incite its population to violence against Israel and Jews, this time with the unwitting financial backing of the US and other foreign powers.
Hamas Terrorists Behind Kidnapping of Israeli Youth Revealed
Israel has released the names of the terrorist kidnappers behind the abduction of Israeli teens Naftali Frenkel, Gilad Shaar and Eyal Yifrach almost two weeks ago.
Shalit Campaign was a Hysterical Surrender to Terror
Before Shalit deal, 123 Israelis had been murdered by released Palestinian prisoners. It was all known, but an entire country went mad.
Ministers Approve Bill Ending “Murder Deals”
In a turnaround on last week’s delayed vote, a bill which would allow judges to prevent convicted terrorists from being released in future prisoner exchanges or peace deals passed another hurdle.
Shin Bet: 11 Terrorist Kidnapping Attacks on IDF Soldiers Foiled
The Shin Bet, Israel’s internal security service, released a report this week revealing that terrorists being held in Israeli prisons were involved in planning eleven terrorist and attempted kidnapping attacks.
Vote on Bill Preventing Terrorist Pardons Delayed
A vote expected to take place Sunday in the Israeli Knesset, on a bill which could prevent terrorists from being released in prisoner exchanges or other deals, was taken off the day’s roster by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following a legal consultation with Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein.
