Terrorists threw an explosive device in Jerusalem and were arrested

Meanwhile the leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces party said that while he has much criticism for Hezbollah, he will be on Lebanon's side in the event of an all out war.

A new poll Kantar poll for Kann shows the big parties losing seats, but both coalitions holding steady.

Elite IDF forces operated today at the Shin Bet's direction to hunt terrorists in the city of Jenin.

The Prime Minister visited the grave of his brother who led the Entebbe raid in 1976, which freed most of the hostages held by anti-Israel terrorists in Uganda.

The two men running the war are increasingly at loggerheads over the details of the proposed Hamas deal.

Yesterday the 'Arazim' bus terminal in northern Jerusalem opened, aimed primarily at serving ultra-Orthodox communities while potentially benefiting secular residents by reducing travel distances.

There were signs ahead of the attack that should have “lit up all the red lights!” 

False assurances; reservist students who were promised a stipend for their service to the country and sacrifice of their academics, were hit with disappointment when they discovered yesterday they have not received the automatic grant. 

IDF soldiers are exhausted, but they remain steadfast in their commitment to their goals.

The Home Front Command announced the launch of a new app on Tuesday which will distribute alerts and guidance for emergency situations on smart TVs. 

As lies continue to spread throughout various news agency reports, now 14 responds directly to that of the New York Times in their attempt to degrade Israel and sets the facts straight regarding the countries strength and readiness for war.

It's a delicate balance we strike - acknowledging the potential danger while refusing to let it paralyze our daily lives.