Jared Kushner, Senior Advisor to President Donald Trump, ends off his long day in Eretz Yisroel with a visit to the Kosel, in the Old City of Yerushalayim • Watch

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After residents refused to voluntarily destroy their own residence and property, the Civil Administration, the part of the IDF tasked in administrating civil society in Judea and Samaria leveled the small house and forced the Jewish residents from the property – declaring it a closed military zone.

There was just one problem. The land in question is not Arab and clearly rests within Area C, which is land designated for full Israeli control. Despite this, the army prevented the Jewish residents from remaining while at the same time turned a blind eye to local Arabs who came to the site.

More egregious is the fact that the IDF’s Civil Administration used the tools recently given to them to remove illegal Arab building in Area C against Jewish residents, not the PA and EU funded Arabs that the law was meant for. The same Civil Administration drove past countless illegal Arab buildings on the way to destroying the Jewish house, but did nothing to the Arab buildings.

Discrimination against Jews? In Gantz’s IDF, the days of destroying and snuffing out Jewish building has now returned.

A Netiv Express bus filled with Frum girls and teachers in Tzfas that was parked on the side of the road began to move and almost plunged down a cliff. At the very last minute, the driver jumped back on the bus and applied the brakes, averting a mass tragedy • Watch

A video has been produced that highlights different points of the “deal of the century” that are not consistent with the guidelines the Rebbe set forth and are a danger to the Jewish people • Watch

Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit indicted Netanyahu for fraud and breach of trust in what is known as Cases 1000 and 2000 and for bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in Case 4000.

Case 1000 involves allegations Netanyahu and his family received gifts including luxury cigars, champagne, and jewelry from wealthy individuals, estimated to be worth more than 700,000 shekels ($200,000), in exchange for financial or personal favors.

A second investigation, known as Case 2000, concerns allegations Netanyahu sought a deal with the owner of the Yediot Aharonot newspaper that would have seen it give him more favorable coverage.

The third investigation, known as Case 4000 also relates to alleged attempts to seek positive media coverage through favors.

Netanyahu is alleged to have negotiated with Shaul Elovitch, the controlling shareholder of Israeli telecommunications giant Bezeq, to get positive coverage on his Walla! news site in exchange for policies benefiting Bezeq.

Chareidi politicians and media outlets are slamming Israel Police after they illegally entered an apartment in Bnei Brak to stop an online Hallel that was being broadcast live on the internet • Watch

Religious Zionists of America President Martin Oliner expresses skepticism over ‘Deal of the Century.’ ‘We are grateful to Trump, but we must remember that all the land is ours’ • Watch

Terror groups in Gaza fired hundreds of rockets at Israel, and Israel responded. How did the media do? i24 examines and HR’s executive director Daniel Pomerantz explains • Watch

President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation recognizing Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights. The document reverses more than a half-century of U.S. policy as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the White House • Watch