Shooting Attack Critically Injures One

A shooting attack in northern Samaria early Tuesday afternoon resulted in the serious injury of an Israeli man in his thirties. The man received initial first aid at the entrance to an Israeli settlement before … Read More

Judicial Reform Debate Returns

Following the successful passing of a national budget last week, the Knesset will return to debating the controversial judicial reform. The reform, which focuses on the balance of power in the Israeli government, triggered massive … Read More

The Holiday of Shavuot

The holiday of Shavuot (sometimes known as Pentecost) will enter on Thursday night across Israel. Shavuot celebrates the giving of the Torah (and for believers, the giving of the Holy Spirit). Shavuot is also one … Read More

Wildfire Rages Near Dead Sea

Tuesday marks the third consecutive day that Israeli firefighters struggle to contain a case of suspected arson on the shores of the northern Dead Sea, near Kibbutz Kalia. The fire already consumed acres of farmed … Read More

Hizballah Invites Media to War Simulation

Sunday, in a rare departure from secrecy, Lebanese terror group Hizballah invited members of the press to witness a day of staged combat and symbolic shows of force against Israel. During the exercise, which took … Read More

Itamar Ben Gvir Visits Temple Mount

Itamar Ben Gvir, Israel’s National Security Minister, visited the Temple Mount compound on Sunday morning, two days after Israel’s Jerusalem Day. Markedly, Ben Gvir, a staunch supporter of Israeli sovereignty over the Temple Mount and … Read More

UN Hosts “Nakhba Day” Event

Monday afternoon the UN will sponsor an event for its member nations in honor of “Nakhba Day.” “Nakhba” means “disaster” in Arabic and refers to Israel’s Independence Day, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinian Arabs … Read More