Christian and Jewish Israeli leaders jointly underscored the shared ties and social responsibilities the two communities share.

Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder of Shurat HaDin-The Israel Law Center, and who is suing Facebook for allowing incitement to terrorism on its social media site, has little faith that a recent meeting between Facebook executives and Israeli officials will actually result in sufficient action against online incitement.

The Israeli government and Facebook agreed to work together to determine how to tackle incitement on the social media network, a senior Israeli Cabinet minister said Monday.

Israeli lawmakers are drafting legislation that could force Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and other social media platforms to remove online postings that incite terrorism.

In an effort to succeed in the war on terrorism, Israel's legislative body approved a new law that would allow the justice system to mete out tougher punishments for terrorists and for those who enable or support terrorism.

Israel's Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked on Monday stated that she is working together with Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit on an outline for imposing Israeli law on the Israeli-controlled areas in Judea and Samaria.

European Members of Parliament are trying to persuade Israeli members of Knesset to vote against a bill that would limit the destructive European influence on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Completely ignoring reality, the EU has again placed the onus for all conflicts in the Middle East solely on Israel and ruled that Judea and Samaria are prohibited from being included in any deals with the Jewish State.

Praising it as a guardian of democracy, Netanyahu announced he supports a bill calling for transparency of NGO's funded by foreign governments, as long as certain changes are made to make it more palatable.

Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked is sponsoring a new bill that would force nongovernmental organizations to disclose foreign funding sources if they make up more than half their budgets.

In an effort to deal with individuals attempting to join terror organizations, Israel declared three Islamic terror groups as illegal.

Israel's leaders are enraged by comments coming out of the US State Department blaming Israel for the Palestinian violence, and for alleging Israel uses excessive force to stop terrorism.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israel's security forces to step up action against the mounting wave of Palestinian terror in Israel.

The Knesset had passed a new law stating that those responsible for throwing deadly rocks will face stricter punishment.

Each year, Israelis are faced with rock terror attacks, which have injured and killed a number of innocent civilians. Now, those responsible for throwing these deadly rocks will face stricter punishment.