Dozens of protesters demonstrated Saturday evening at the entrance to the Arab village of Ni’lin where the terrorist Mutaz Salah al-Khawaja, who carried out the shooting attack which left three injured in Tel Aviv last week, resided. The demonstrators blocked traffic at the entrance to the village for over an hour, waved Israeli flags, and

Khaled al-Batash, one of the senior officials of the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization in Palestine, believes that Israel is strategically weak and military pressure may lead it to withdraw from territories in ‘Palestinian territory’. Speaking as part of “Al-Quds Week” (Jerusalem) at the headquarters of the Engineers’ Association in Gaza, El-Batash said that the situation

After intense public criticism of Amichai Eshed’s removal at Ben Gvir’s prodding, Kobi Shabtai says he’s done ‘soul-searching’ in past 48 hours but will not walk away from task

Following the collapse of the SVB bank in the United States and its possible impact on Israeli high-tech companies, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich ordered the establishment of a dedicated team to monitor the issue. The team, led by the director of the Ministry of Finance, Shlomi Heizler, will be composed of representatives of the Ministry

Organizers claim half a million attend weekly protests, mark Thursday as ‘day of escalating resistance’; coalition scheduled to drive contentious bills through Knesset committee

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to defer the decision regarding the regulation of the Evyatar outpost in Samaria and the eviction of the illegal Arab settlement of Khan al-Ahmar east of Jerusalem until after the month of Ramadan, according to a report by Kan 11 on Saturday. A government source responded that the regulation

A terrorist associated with the group that murdered my daughter has organized an “academic” conference&mdashand professors from several mainstream American and British universities are among the speakers. It”s an outrage and a badge of shame for those institutions. The terrorist”s name is Sami Al-Arian. Between 1994 and 2003, the FBI taped some 20,000 hours of

MK Simcha Rothman (Religious Zionism) spoke with BBC about the ongoing protests against the judicial reforms he is helping to advance. “The right to protest is part of a viable democracy,” Rothman says, “and I will fight for this right. I think some of the protesters raise valid points along the way.” “When you talk

Two days after the massive “Day of Resistance” demonstration in Tel Aviv and elsewhere, large demonstrations were held Saturday evening for the 10th week in a row protesting the government’s judicial reform package. The protest groups marched from Tel Aviv’s Habima Square to Kaplan street, where the central demonstration was held. Many roads in the

US Democrat Senator Brian Schatz (Hawaii) says the US may need to “reevaluate the relationship” with Israel. In the wake of the controversy regarding the Netanyahu government’s plans for judicial reform, the senior US politician spoke with The Hill. Schatz is a member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and Appropriations. “I have never

Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai addressed the media Saturday evening. “For 10 weeks, the police are protecting the freedom of democracy, there is a small number of those who were harmed. With the freedom to protest, we kept public order. The minister has his policy, and we are putting it to fruition.” he stated. “We don’t

The Director of Ichilov Medical Center, Prof. Roni Gamzu, updated Friday evening that there has been an improvement in the conditions of Or Ashkar (33) and Rotem Mansano (35), who were severely injured in a shooting attack on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv on Thursday. Gamzu stated that Or arrived in critical condition with a

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Iran International that Tehran is “dangerously moving forward” in its nuclear program and close to “red lines.” In the exclusive interview, the Israeli leader said that he returned to the government primarily to make sure that Iran cannot become a nuclear “threshold power.” The issue of the Iranian regime”s

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu related this evening (Saturday) to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. “I am closely monitoring the collapse of the American investment bank, Silicon Valley Bank, which has led to a major crisis in the high-tech world”, the Prime Minister, who is concluding a visit in Italy, said, “From Rome, I have

Health department says it’s working with Jerusalem ‘to ensure a coordinated response’ after 4 cases of virus recently detected in Safed

Four others hurt in crash along Route 444, including two young girls; police looking into incident

Freedom House survey of 210 countries and territories gives Israel 77 out of 100 points; says ‘democratic trajectory’ changing amid government plans to weaken judiciary

Overnight (Friday), following precise ISA intelligence, IDF, ISA, and Israel Police forces apprehended the individual suspected of planting the explosive device that detonated in a bus in the community of Beitar Illit last Thursday. The suspect was apprehended in the town of Battir. The forces also apprehended four additional individuals suspected of assisting the suspect

Police chief to make ‘significant announcement’ at 8 p.m., after far-right minister’s effort to remove Tel Aviv district commander from post over handling of demonstrations

One analyst calls China-brokered deal ‘a clear diplomatic victory for Iran’ and ‘a blow’ to Netanyahu, but others argue it may not be such terrible news for Jerusalem

BBC faces growing outrage after former England captain Gary Lineker, now its top TV soccer presenter, suspended for comments criticizing government

Yossi Engel, who fled to Israel in 2021 when his alleged Ponzi scheme fell apart, is arrested at Los Angeles airport

Sanctions-hit Tehran has aging fleet, struggled to get spare parts; advanced planes will apparently be housed at underground base designed to respond to potential Israeli strikes

Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi has vowed to drastically cut funding from Kan in a bid to engender competition, but observers say his plans are misguided and dangerous

Forces detain four others who allegedly aided in Thursday night’s attack in Beitar Illit; five more wanted Palestinians nabbed in Qalqiliya

Emirati foreign minister hails China-brokered agreement between Tehran and Riyadh

Steinmeier says Berlin admires Israel’s strong rule of law; laments peace in Mideast seems increasingly distant due to overhaul, security situation; praises Herzog mediation effort

Rallies across the country come as coalition expected to drive contentious legislation through committee in coming days, despite Herzog plea for halt to ‘oppressive’ blitz

Local official says ‘many questions’ as there were no electrical connections or extreme dryness to explain the blaze; Yesh Atid lawmaker says hay worth millions destroyed

Homegrown director Marvin Samel jumps behind the camera to film Judd Hirsch in the leading role based on Samel’s colorful – and barely believable – real-life father

Opposition chief calls to codify start of Declaration of Independence, limit judicial activism but maintain strong court, examine how many Haredi men can stay in full-time study

Traute Lafrenz took part in efforts with Sophie and Hans Scholl to distribute leaflets denouncing Hitler and his regime; was arrested by Gestapo and detained for a year

Public letter by over 400 professors urges dialogue with opponents but no halt to ‘positive process of repairing the legal system’

Sde Boker, where the first prime minister lived after retiring, gets a upgrade that aims to draw tourists while keeping their footprint small

Esteemed scientist led pioneering research into psychoactive substance, with findings that helped ease its entry out of counterculture and into the mainstream

New research by Dr. Rory MacLellan, who led a 2-year project at Historic Royal Palaces, paints iconic fortress as a place of imprisonment, and sanctuary, for 13th-century Jews

6 deputy commissioners call for Shabtai to resign over handling of now-frozen removal of Tel Aviv district commander, linked to Ben Gvir’s criticism of response to protesters

Earthworks and landscaping are aimed at attracting visitors, tourists, with plans to make water safe for swimming; the cleanup will still leave Jordan, Palestinians high and dry

Senior Israeli official briefing reporters in Rome says question regarding why Netanyahu hasn’t been invited better suited for Biden administration to answer