The National Labor Court on Wednesday morning issued a back-to-work order for hundreds of residents who walked off the job, all employees of government-run hospitals. The state filed with the

Research in Motion confirmed Wednesday that widespread problems with its BlackBerry network have spread from Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa to the United States and the rest of North

The helicopter that crashed in the East River last week was inspected just two days before the accident. According to a preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety Board, the

Birkas Kohanim of chol hamoed Sukkos will take place IY”H on Sunday, 18 Tishrei, at the Kosel as is the annual custom. Shachris is scheduled for 8:15 and birkas kohanim

On Tuesday, 13 Tishrei, officials signed the plan for RBS Gimmel 2, calling for an additional 1,800 housing units. Also approved was the plan called Mem 3 for 300 units,

Not everyone in Israel is jubilant today, 14 Tishrei, including many victims of Arab terrorism and their loved ones, the many bereaved families whose loved ones have been murdered by

Despite encouraging reports of the impending release of Ilan Grapel during the recent visit to Cairo by US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, it is now evident that he remains

The cabinet during the night voted to accept the prisoner exchange deal presented by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu by a 26-3 vote, with Ministers Lieberman, Ya’alon and Landau voting against

Four Tzfat shuls were targeted in vandalism attacks. Mispallalim on Wednesday morning, 14 Tishrei, found the hate graffiti stating “death to Jews” on the shuls. Police are investigating. This attack

While government hospitals are in crisis mode with more and more residents walking off the job, Baruch Hashem, in Netanya’s Sanz Laniado Hospital there is no strike. As is often

Chabad chassidim have constructed the presidential sukka for President Shimon Peres. A delegation of rabbonim from Kfar Chabad was sent to address the presidential assignment, including Rabbi Gershon Ochana and

Last week, YWN-Israel reported that chareidi volunteer firemen in Israel were making an unprecedented effort to have Gedolei HaDor Shlita sign a kol korei banning lighting Shabbos and Yomtov candles

The cabinet during the night voted to approve the prisoner release deal that will bring Gilad Shalit home after five years in Hamas captivity. The vote was 26 to 3,

Maran HaGaon HaRav Ovadia Yosef Shlita has warned a strike by the residents serving in government hospitals will result in pikuach nefesh. Shas leader Minister Eli Yishai reports the Gadol

The Matot Arim action committee is working against the clock, seeking to pressure cabinet ministers to vote against the Shalit deal before the cabinet votes on the prisoner exchange deal.

In a move representing a total turnaround, Kol Chai Radio reports that IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz just briefed the cabinet, along with the heads of the ISA