Islamic terror has struck France – again. This time it was a continuation of the so-called car intifada, with vehicular attacks against innocent pedestrians.

The chief rabbi of the Netherlands was nearly run over in an attack similar to recent acts of terror in Israel, where assailants have been using their vehicles to murder civilians.

The newest method of violence against Israelis is through hit-and-run attacks, which terrorists now promote through the arts and on Facebook as a car intifada.

Even as the attackers, Palestinians are paradoxically framed as victims, while Israel is cast as the provocateur of their 'justifiable' anger.

The University has reduced disciplinary sanctions against pro-Hamas protesters who illegally occupied Harvard Yard for nearly five weeks.

A print on sale read, “From NYC to Gaza, globalize the intifada,” and had an image of a New York City Police Department car on fire.

The suspect, armed with a suicide vest and a rifle, was killed at a security checkpoint.

Mahmoud Abbas's deeds are far worse than his words, and those who continue to demand that he be treated as a head of state are nothing but hypocrites.

In 1987, six Palestinian security prisoners escaped an Israeli prison, an incident that a former Arab affairs adviser said was one of the catalysts for the outbreak of the First Intifada.

Demonstrators called for a 'globalized intifada.' It's not difficult to imagine what that would look like.

The Palestinians 'are on the losing side of this dispute. They have painted themselves into a corner, and the way out of is to cooperate quietly with Israel.'

'Get your weapons ready,' says an online banner from a Palestinian terror group, portraying the gas pedal of a car as the clip of a machine gun.

According to some sources, the White House's "deal of the century" represents the end of Mahmoud Abbas' political career.

A complaint filed by the watchdog group CAMERA forced the LA Times to admit that Israeli civilians were injured in a stabbing attack by Palestinian terrorists in 2015.

By describing any Jew who visits the Temple Mount as an 'extremist settler,' the Palestinian leaders send a message that it's open season on the Jewish visitors.

The secretary-general of Shabiba, Fatah's youth movment, warned that it is 'still capable of making the ground burn under the feet of the tyrants.'

Two Israelis, orphaned by terror attacks during the Second Intifada, just got married!

Geraldo Rivera's biggest career regret is not having supported the Second Intifada, which claimed the lives of over 1,100 Israelis and maimed more than 8,000.

The Palestinian terrorist who committed a deadly car-ramming Friday, a former security prisoner, admits he wanted to kill Israelis.

Arab terrorists continue their war against the Jewish state with what is being dubbed a fire intifada.

An influential Lebanese-Canadian closely connected with the settlement of Syrian refugees was suspended from his position with a government-funded body for supporting Palestinian jihad.

PA head Abbas has not implemented a PLO recommendation to suspend security coordination with Israel. Such a move would harm Palestinians more than Israelis.

A U.S. federal judge will hear an anti-terror case against the Palestinian Authority. It is the first time such a case has been successfully brought against the PA.

With the undeniable spate of terror attacks rocking the Israeli capital, many are asking: Has the third intifada arrived? If so, how should the government respond?

David Zeit, UWI's executive director, explains why the Jewish Nation should no longer tolerate an Islam-inspired 'Identity Holocaust'.

Palestinians are celebrating the vicious murder of four innocent Israeli Rabbis praying in a Jerusalem synagogue Tuesday morning. Twenty-four children were orphaned.

The Israeli National Security Council told Israelis to remain in their hotel rooms, avoid wearing anything with Jewish or Israeli symbols and to return home early.

'They are gathering ammunition, drawing up plans and waiting for the opportune moment. The danger is massive, growing, and imminent.'

Profs blast 'militarized response' to the violent anti-Israel mob that stormed a campus building, destroyed property, and barricaded doors, trapping terrified employees inside.

The college will encourage more violence if it doesn’t discipline perpetrators, campus rabbi says.

Shai Davidai is an outspoken Israeli and pro-Israel professor.

Muhammad Abdullah became the local head of the terrorist group after the IDF killed his predecessor on Aug. 29.

The organization’s track record and current actions reveal a troubling policy of violence, obstruction and instigation.

The bill garnered opposition from radical anti-Israel and progressive organizations such as Jewish Voice for Peace.

'I was coerced into reciting Islamic prayers and made to wear a hijab,' Agam Goldstein-Almog recounted, also noting the antisemitism she has experienced since her release.

UC president says officials will enforce 'policies impacting expressive activities, including policies that prohibit camping or encampments, unauthorized structures, restrictions on free movement, masking to conceal identity.'