Israel holding TA shooter’s body until family agrees to funeral demands
Public security minister says he won’t allow ceremony for Nashat Milhem ‘in support of terror and incitement to further attacks’ Public Security Minister Gilad… Read More ›
Public security minister says he won’t allow ceremony for Nashat Milhem ‘in support of terror and incitement to further attacks’ Public Security Minister Gilad… Read More ›
Store owners arrested for failing to report Nashat Milhem to police over several days; court extends remand of five alleged accomplices Nashat Milhem, who… Read More ›
Authorities had held off on returning body of Nashat Milhem to his family, fearing event would be hijacked by extremists The funeral of gunman… Read More ›
Washington Post reports that four plaintiffs are suing the Israeli government for compensation over injuries sustained during commando raid on flotilla attempting to reach Gaza.… Read More ›
Analysis: The chairman of the Palestinian Authority is worried that ongoing economic woes will lead to an uprising against him and in recent speeches has… Read More ›
In INSS research paper, former senior officer from IDF’s Planning Directorate warns of challenges to UNDOF in North. The United Nations Disengagement Observer Force… Read More ›
“When a road like this is built by the PA with EU funding, it allows it the [PA] to rule over a large area in… Read More ›
Normally, the only kind of testimony that can be used to convict a defendant, any defendant from a petty thief to an arch terrorist, is… Read More ›
54-year-old man’s ‘threatening message’ prompted United Airlines flight to make unscheduled landing in Vancouver A 54-year-old Israeli man was charged with threatening passengers and… Read More ›
US ambassador underlines concern over new legislation, urges justice minister to ‘protect free expression and peaceful dissent’ Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked on Monday said… Read More ›
Dorit Rabinyan says support for ‘Borderlife’ in wake of decision to boot it from schools shows backing for Israeli democracy, not just her; foreign editions… Read More ›
Senior Hezbollah militants tell US news outlet that Russia is providing the terrorist group with weapons including long-range missiles and laser-guided rockets. Furthermore, one adds,… Read More ›
The condition of Mohammed al-Qeq, a Palestinian journalist in administrative detention who has been on hunger strike for 48 days, is in critical condition, say… Read More ›
Op-ed: The new five-year plan for the development of Arab communities would not have passed in the government had it been put to a vote… Read More ›
Attorney-General Yehuda Weinstein is expected to close the Harpaz Affair. Until the Harpaz Affair, Ashkenazi was rumored as a future contender for prime minister,… Read More ›
Head of the country’s center-right ruling party said that for years his country has had the “wrong perception of Israel.” Cyprus no longer sees… Read More ›
Obama and his team remain privately skeptical that negotiations toward peace in Syria will succeed, either. COPENHAGEN, Denmark – Barack Obama will cap his… Read More ›
Mounir Rajbi, convicted of assisting suicide bomber in March 2003 Haifa blast, set to face committee on Tuesday Families of the victims of a… Read More ›
Following intense public pressure — and a little help from YouTube — an Ohio man provides a Jewish bill of divorce to the wife he… Read More ›
Prime Minister Netanyahu promised to welcome them with open arms, but French doctors and dentists are hardpressed to have their diplomas recognized and so have… Read More ›