Israel is livid about the pending PA bid at the UN Security Council and should consider responding with force to dismantle the PA, says Israeli Minister Steinitz.

With continued violence in the Jerusalem area and an escalation in the North, Netanyahu has vowed to stop incitement against the state by all means.

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?

The Jerusalem area was struck twice on Wednesday by Arab terrorists plowing their vehicles into Israelis. The attacks claimed one life. Jerusalem braces for further possible attacks.

Minister Bennett called on Israel to toughen its approach to the Arab rioters in Jerusalem and for further building in the capital.

Israel's leaders conveyed a message of resilience in the face of Wednesday's deadly attack, and called for forceful measure and further action.

PM Netanyahu left for the UN to address the General Assembly and meet with heads of state. His main objective is to counter Abbas's hate and lies.

Outgoing Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, in praising the new Palestinian unity government, boasted of the “advanced resistance” capabilities of the terror group.

Pope Francis, on his recent, short visit to Jerusalem and Bethlehem, destroyed any progress achieved in building trust between the Jewish and Catholic worlds.

The Israeli team has worked hard to reach an agreement with the Palestinian side, but to no avail. Israel may therefore take unilateral steps of its own.