Dimona teen who stabbed Arabs to be charged with aggravated battery, not attempted murder
Historian: Netanyahu right on Hitler, wrong on Mufti
Hamas’s Mashaal: ‘Jerusalem intifada’ will continue
'Palestinian Authority can't control attackers,' Tanzim leader says
Palestinian stabbers in Beit Shemesh tried to board school bus, police say
Hungarian justice minister to ‘Post’: It is important to recognize Jewish participation in Hungary
‘Only 4% of Israelis think Kerry, Ban will bring calm’
Bill would define killing by rock-throwing as murder
Kerry ‘cautiously optimistic’ on end to violence after Netanyahu meeting in Berlin
Panel limits private doctors’ payments
Out & About: Top 10 things to do
Nono is a Yes Yes
At your Service
Levy, Maccabi Haifa face crucial clash against Acre
Bowled over: The South African contribution to lawn bowls in Israel
Basketball: Yellow-and-blue puts Moscow blowout behind it as Malaga visits
Basketball: Jerusalem up and running in Eurocup
Former BBC chairman criticizes network’s Israel coverage
Jewish House Lawmakers Agree: UNESCO Temple Mount charges against Israel are lies
A look into the Jewish side of US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders
Leviev denies his son was in Moscow crash
Controversial Arab-Israeli MK Zoabi to speak on Israeli racism at Dutch Kristallnacht event
Khamenei recommits to 190,000 centrifuges in 15 years
Iran, US begin preparations for Iran deal implementation
Israel, US resume defense aid talks halted over Iran deal
US confirms Iran tested nuclear-capable ballistic missile
Hezbollah attack kills 5 'ISIS' fighters in north Lebanon
'ISIS is prime suspect in Turkey bombings that killed 97'
Iraqi air force: We hit convoy of ISIS leader Baghdadi
ISIS vs. al-Qaida: Zawahiri says Baghdadi is not the leader of the Muslim world
Expert to Post: ISIS may lose territory but will be hard fight
'Every single Jew in Palestine is a combatant, even the children'
Egypt’s army kills 20 in Sinai, wounds 12
Analysis: Israel quiet over 'hotline' with Russia on Syria
Rx for Readers: Hot and bothered
Security situation hampers Israel Cancer Association Knock-on-the-Door campaign
Smoking prevention council head: state’s anti-smoking efforts increasingly ineffective
Public/private hospital in Ashdod gets praised founding director over a year before it will open
Zionist Congress passes two green resolutions
Jews and Arabs come together to rescue injured pelican
Israeli entrepreneur filling up the space with shipping app
New MK Cohen-Paran: Israel must take part in global action plan on climate change
Israel to issue ‘start-up visas’ for foreign entrepreneurs
Life-saving Israeli technology in the face of terror
Medical-device start-up Peekaboo takes top prize at Technion’s BizTEC
New start-up lobby launches in Knesset
FICC says prime minister should expedite gun licensing in face of terrorist attacks
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American Jews send millions to organization Israeli justice minister says is anti-Israel
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10.23.2015 | 10 Heshvan, 5776
On the morning of October 9th, police arrested the teen for stabbing four Arab men in the southern city over the course of more than an hour.
By BEN HARTMAN
Security officials are aware of the impact of incitement garnered from social media, because of what terrorists have written on their private Facebook pages.
By GIL HOFFMAN
Both Israeli and Palestinian leaders are captive to their respective narratives and trapped by political forces that won't allow them to break the impasse.
By YOSSI MELMAN
Palestinian violence is the direct result of false charges by Abbas that Israel is attempting to take over the Temple Mount and is executing Palestinians, Netanyahu says.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF
PM calls on Abbas to "stop lying, and stop inciting."
By HERB KEINON
Netanyahu addresses current wave of terror as he speaks at opening of Knesset winter session.
By LAHAV HARKOV
Mogherini calls on both parties to promote calm and to avoid actions which would fuel tensions even further.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
The events over the weekend on the Gaza border passed with relative quiet, despite the fact that 10 Gazans were killed by IDF fire.
PM holds press conference in wave of terror attacks, vowing to defeat the phenomenon; calls on Herzog to bring his Zionist Union faction into his government.
Zahalka defies Temple Mount ban for MKs: "Netanyahu has no authority here."
The premier's decree is an apparent attempt to de-escalate tensions, particularly as it relates to events on Temple Mount.
By JPOST.COM STAFF,TOVAH LAZAROFF
Netanyahu says the best way to defeat terror is by maintaining composure and national resilience.
PM meets with settler leaders; US denies having issued any ultimatums to Israel on expanded settlement building over the Green Line.
PM, Ya'alon urge settlement leaders, right-wing politicians to act 'responsibly' amid heightened tensions.
By HERB KEINON,TOVAH LAZAROFF,YAAKOV LAPPIN
PM's comments came during a visit to the site near Itamar where terrorists murdered Eitam and Naama Henkin.
By HERB KEINON,TOVAH LAZAROFF
The decision was made at the conclusion of an emergency cabinet meeting in Jerusalem.
By DANA SOMBERG,HERB KEINON
Netanyahu convened a meeting with top security officials day after deadly terrorist attack in Jerusalem.
By NOAM AMIR/MAARIV HASHAVUA
Incitement leads to attacks, PM says before meeting Kerry in NY.
By DANIELLE ZIRI,TOVAH LAZAROFF
Israeli prime minister is already in New York, where he is expected to address the UN General Assembly on Thursday
While departing for UN General Assembly, PM says: “Israel wants to be at peace with the Palestinians but to our sorrow they continue to spread crude lies about our policy on the Temple Mount."
PM also calls on Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to return to the negotiating table.
By HERB KEINON,JPOST.COM STAFF
Premier spoke at a toast honoring the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Mossad spy agency.
Following a meeting in Paris with French President Francois Hollande, the Palestinian leader said the situation in Jerusalem was "a very dangerous one."
By YASSER OKBI/ MAARIV HASHAVUA
Netanyahu points finger at Turkey as among those responsible for tension in Jerusalem.
"All Germans know the history of the murderous race mania of the Nazis that led to the break with civilization that was the Holocaust," Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman says.
By REUTERS,HERB KEINON
"The inflammatory rhetoric needs to stop," White House press secretary says.
By MICHAEL WILNER
Prime minister meets US secretary of state in Berlin amid wave of terror attacks in Israel.
"Bar-Ilan Speech was a gimmick; PM afraid to implement it," MK Hasson says.
Before boarding a plane to Berlin, the premier said it is "absurd" to ignore the role played by the mufti in encouraging Hitler and his henchmen to murder the Jews.
In a speech to delegates at the 37th World Zionist Congress in Jerusalem on Tuesday, the premier claimed that Hitler's original intentions were solely to expel the Jews.
Ban on visit says there can be no de-escalation of violence without "reemergence of hope."
By DANIELLE ZIRI,HERB KEINON,KHALED ABU TOAMEH
Attempts to tie Israeli building with the current wave of terror is "patently absurd" and its proponents believe in it with "religious fervor," the premier said.
By SAM SOKOL,TOVAH LAZAROFF
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urges citizens not to take the law into their own hands.
There are unconfirmed reports that Kerry’s meeting with Abbas will take place on Saturday in Amman.
By HERB KEINON,KHALED ABU TOAMEH
“We are preserving the status quo,” he said. “We are the only ones doing that, and will continue to do this responsibly and seriously.”
PM is unquestionably isolated, but does he mind?
Zionist Union MKs propose to reduce waiting period for senior officers running for Knesset and ban parties with no women from running.
Netanyahu, in remarks to Mukherjee Wednesday evening at a state dinner at the President's residence, spoke of Israel’s desire to “diversify markets,” with India being a major target.
Regev calls on govt to drop public defender representation of terrorists.
By GIL HOFFMAN,YONAH JEREMY BOB
Judges bring an end to a seven-year legal battle.
Alsheich to take over next month.
"There is no difference between Netanyahu and the right-wing extremist bullies," Zoabi says in response to Netanyahu's move.
By ARIEL BEN SOLOMON,HERB KEINON
In separate calls to Netanyahu and Abbas, Kerry expresses "deep concern" with escalating tensions and asks what he can do to help.
Kerry told Netanyahu that Washington was aware that Israel had no intention of changing the status quo in Jerusalem's holy places.
Issues of race have popped up more than once in the relationship between Obama and American Jews and Israel.
Dennis Ross has advised Republican and Democratic presidents, including Democratic President Barack Obama.
By REUTERS
Though the statistics tell a somewhat different tale, the current spate of terrorist attacks is denting Netanyahu’s image as ‘Mr. Security.’
The opposition chief said that the fatal stabbings in the Old City were only a matter of time given the tense atmosphere that took hold over the capital.
The fuels produced through Keasling’s technologies have already been used in both buses and airplanes, according to the Prime Minister’s Office.
By SHARON UDASIN
Despite her overt friendship, many experts point to a more mixed sometimes contradictory policy on Merkel's part toward Israel.
By BENJAMIN WEINTHAL
Group says zero chance at a rapprochement between Abbas and Netanyahu.
By DANIELLE ZIRI
Move comes amid continued violence on Wednesday, including stabbing attack in Jerusalem's Old City and another in the southern city of Kiryat Gat.
By JPOST.COM STAFF,REUTERS
Netanyahu told Bayit Yehudi leaders that if they criticize him like Bennett did during Operation Protective Edge, the composition of his coalition would be changed.
Netanyahu faces critical postponed decision on whether or not to enlarge his coalition
The prime minister came under criticism last week when he did not fly home from the US following the murder of Eitam and Naama Henkin.
Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett hinted ahead of Monday night's security cabinet that he would use the meeting to issue his displeasure with Netanyahu's policies.
Security Cabinet meets in emergency session to approve anti-terror steps; PM expected to rebuff calls for mass construction in settlements.
Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel said that the wave of terror against "Jews who are only guilty of being Jewish" is growing.
By JPOST.COM STAFF,LAHAV HARKOV
In an interview with "CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS," Netanyahu did not join the United States and other NATO nations in criticizing Russia's taking military action in Syria.
In an interview with Channel 2, Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked said that while "the army was trying," the results have been unsatisfactory.
'Israel and the United States are united in grief,' the premier said at the start of his meeting with Kerry in New York.
Zionist Union chairman Isaac Herzog said that if he were prime minister he would deliver messages of hope, not despair.
PM rails against the UN in his speech to the General Assembly, slamming support for the Iran deal and anti-Israel bias on Palestinian issue.
Roni Alsheich, the deputy head of the Shin Bet is Erdan's nominee for police chief.
By BEN HARTMAN,HERB KEINON,LAHAV HARKOV
According to reports, Boehner is sick of navigating two irreconcilable forces: the Obama White House and conservatives in his caucus.
By JTA
"I would like you to know that Israel is maintaining the status quo on the Temple Mount," the premier said in a special holiday greeting.
The prime minister and the president meet to discuss ongoing terror concerns.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech next week at the UN General Assembly in New York will surely be strong and passionate, but what are the chances it will actually change anything?
The collapse of Gal Hirsch’s nomination for top cop began not in the controversial general’s flaws but in the politicians’ lack of caution
By AMOTZ ASA-EL
Netanyahu will receive the American Enterprise Institute’s 2015 Irving Kristol Award on the evening of November 9.
There have been reports over the past two weeks about generous offers Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made to Labor to join the coalition.
IDF Chief-of-Staff Lt.-Gen. Gadi Eisenkot and Military Intelligence chief Maj.-Gen. Herzl Halevi are accompanying Netanyahu on his lightning trip to Moscow.
Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon said that the influx of workers would both reduce the labor costs of construction workers and expedite the process of building tall buildings by 20%-30%.
By NIV ELIS
The prime minister meets with the former head of Shas amid reports of building right wing bloc ahead of next general elections.
Yair Lapid blasts Netanyahu for "turning Israel into a Republican satellite"
By GIL HOFFMAN,RO YEGER
A recent poll showed an overwhelming majority of Israelis are dissatisfied with Netanyahu's performance in the face of the current spate of terrorist attacks.
By DANA SOMBERG
Lawmakers Granger and Lowey urge Abbas to renew negotiations with Netanyahu.
Netanyahu froze negotiations ahead of the July deal reached between Iran and world powers.
After vote, Netanyahu says he had called 30 world leaders and convinced them to reject proposal given the situation in the Mideast, especially Iran's efforts to obtain a nuclear weapon.
With no running diplomatic relations between Israel and Pakistan, an unexpected encounter between the two leaders would have undoubtedly been uncomfortbale.
Kirschenbaum left his mark on television, radio, print journalism and theater, excelling in all in both managerial and nonmanagerial positions.
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
The US ambassador to Israel masterfully maneuvers between conflicting messages, always demonstrating ironclad support and genuine empathy.
By REUVEN BEN-SHALOM
No, the Holocaust was not Husseini’s idea. But he was a partner in perpetrating and promoting it. He also made it inevitable.
By CAROLINE B. GLICK
It is time to move on, starting with a bipartisan approach to enforcement and deterrence.
By DOUGLAS BLOOMFIELD,DOUGLAS BLOOMFIELD
The secretary of state carries a badly broken American moral compass.
By DAVID M. WEINBERG
The writing on the walls is smeared in bold red letters, but the prime minister has done nothing, apart from making speeches.
By BEN CASPIT
The time for speeches has come to an end. Netanyahu was re-elected on security and strength and both of these must be promises fulfilled.
By ANNIKA HERNROTH-ROTHSTEIN
"There are lots of thresholds that we abut – some on a daily basis, others only once in a lifetime."
By DAVID BRINN
Netanyahu and Ya’alon unite against Bennett and Shaked.
AIPAC is not just a lobby, an instrument to be used regardless of the consequences. It is a magnificent creation of the American Jewish community and other supporters of Israel.
By CHUCK FREILICH
Abbas and Netanyahu each have given the other good reason to doubt his intentions.
By DOUGLAS BLOOMFIELD
The power to appoint is the power to govern. Without the power to appoint public servants, governments cannot develop patronage networks.
During this time of reflection and taking responsibility, this government and the opposition in Israel have a lot to atone for.
By GERSHON BASKIN
Benjamin Netanyahu cannot be sure how much longer he will remain at the helm, but he knows that he is at his best when faced with adversity.
By DAVID ZE’EV JABLINOWITZ
By swatting down Weinstein, the prime minister reasserted the authority of the executive branch to craft policy.
By MICHAEL FREUND
From Putin’s perspective, Russia’s involvement in Syria and the cementing of relations with the Assad regime is a key part of a longstanding effort to project power in the Middle East.
By JPOST EDITORIAL
On Tuesday, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius hailed Obama’s “enormous victory” on the Iran nuclear deal. To be sure, Obama’s victory was not against Iran. It was against Netanyahu.