Various settlements in Gush Etzion in the West Bank had their electricity cut off for six hours on New Year’s Eve. An initial inspection revealed

In the wake of the brutal terrorist attack on Tel Aviv’s bustling Dizengoff Street, the father of 26-year-old victim Alon Bakal wants the world to

UN envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, meets with diplomats, Syrian opposition in Riyadh. (Arutz Sheva Staff) The UN envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura,

(i24news) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed Egypt’s new ambassador to Israel on Sunday, saying at his weekly cabinet meeting that Hazem Khairat’s arrival will

Melba Landa made aliyah from Moscow after devoting her life to fighting for Soviet Jewry and for human rights in the USSR and modern Russia.

Ezra Schwartz’s body was buried in the United States. But the way his family sees it, his soul remains in Israel. “The goal was to

After Lithuania changed the definition of ‘genocide’ and Baltic countries have turned murderers of Jews into national heroes, Holocaust researchers are accusing the State of

New York—Recognizing the importance of educating influential Americans about Israel, America’s Voices in Israel (AVI) has appointed David Schizer, the Dean Emeritus of Columbia Law

In 2016, Chabad’s Personal Touch Might Make Largest Strides on College Campuses The Chabad-Lubavitch movement’s robust Internet presence, and its network of emissaries who foster

IDF Has Also Developed a Program for Soldiers With Autism The first Israeli college designed to accommodate students on the autism spectrum and with learning

“Israel needs a country like Turkey in the region, and we also need to accept that we need Israel. This is the reality in the

(Ynetnews) The White House allegedly instructed the NSA to spy on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his aggressive campaign against the Iran nuclear deal, believing