A resident of the PA who believes in dialogue with the Israelis was arrested for hosting an Israeli Knesset member who also advocates coexistence.

Arab lawmaker Ahmed Tibi of the Joint List Knesset faction blasted the visit by Jewish MKs to the Temple Mount, Judaism's holiest site.

As security questions how Arab terrorists entered the Temple Mount with deadly weapons, lawmakers and activists are demanding a review of the status quo.

It's not Israel, but the world that needs to have their embassies in Jerusalem, lawmaker Yehuda Glick explains.

A new Knesset caucus was described as 'a ray of hope that could revive the faith of coexistence in our shared land.'

Several prominent Israelis, including leaders from Judea and Samaria, will make history by attending Trump's inauguration.

'We salute those who defended us all with their bodies,' said Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein.

Following Ya'alon's resignation, Yehuda Glick, an activist fighting for equal rights for Jews at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, is the newest Member of Knesset.

80,000 wounded IDF veterans and terror victims were honored at a special event in Jerusalem.

Rabbi Yehuda Glick, a man who was blessed with a miraculous recovery after an Arab terrorist tried to assassinate him over his activities, explains why it is important to make Jews "part of the scenery" on the Temple Mount.

Last year, Palestinian terrorists attempted to assassinate Temple Mount activist Rabbi Yehuda Glick and precisely one year later, his car was stoned and he was miraculously spared.

Taking further action against the latest wave of Palestinian terror, Israeli security forces destroyed the homes of terrorists.

An Israeli court has again ruled in support of the right of Jews to pray at the Temple Mount. But the Israel Police appear to have no interest in abiding by the ruling.

Advocate for freedom for Jews on the Temple Mount proposes joint prayer session with Muslims following the death of eight Bedouin women in a road accident.

Terrorists planned on dressing up as religious Jews before entering a hall and shooting as many guests as possible. They were caught, but that ploy has worked.

An Israeli rabbi, a victim of incitement and terror, has decided not to remain silent. Rather, he is fighting back.

Those who understand the modern State of Israel's history know that the relationship between miracles and the nation extends beyond the biblical narrative.

As Israelis grieve for the dear ones it has lost in the recent wave of terror attacks, the government is taking the war on terror to the next stage.

PM Netanyahu recently visited King Abdullah of Jordan. A photo from the meeting shows swords pointed at the Israeli leader's head. Interior decorating or intentional, subliminal message?

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?

This is horrible! Following an anti-Israel campaign, Facebook shut down the page of terror victim Yehuda Glick.

PA leader Abbas continues to incite to violence on the Temple Mount, and the Arabs continuously heed his call and riot, while defiling their own holy site.

A friend of Rabbi Yehuda Glick has spoken out about the attempted assassination. Watch this to understand why Glick was shot and to learn what he was fighting for.

Jerusalem continues to be destabilized by relentless Arab violence. Its latest victim, Yehuda Glick, is slowly recovering from the attempt on his life.

An Arab terrorist attempted to murder Yehuda Glick, an advocate for equal rights. Yet the mainstream media labels Glick a "right-wing" activist.

Watch Rabbi Yehuda Glick pray side-by-side with Arabs, reciting together verses from the Koran. He is a living example of peaceful co-existence between Israelis and Arabs.

Following the attempted murder of an activist for equal rights for Jews at the Temple Mount, Netanyahu slammed the international community for ignoring PA incitement.

"I am happy to return to Jerusalem. I wish to be a thorn in the throat of the Zionist plan to Judaize Jerusalem."

Israeli police killed an Arab terrorist just hours after he critically wounded Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick. Tensions in Jerusalem remain extremely high.

Yehuda Glick, executive director of Haliba organization for Jewish freedom on the Temple Mount, was shot three times in the chest and is in critical condition.

The campaign to erase the Jewish connection to Jerusalem has reached a climax with increased violence in order to prevent Jews from visiting their holiest site.