Is this new “cycle of violence” indicative of the harsher anti-terror action we can expect from Israel’s new government?

“We are delighted that the first of the major American charities fundraising for terrorist organizations is now unable to collect donations.”

“From now on every terrorist will know that he will pay a heavy price for harming the citizens of Israel.”

The measures reportedly include seizing assets belonging to terrorists’ families and erecting additional security checkpoints between predominantly Arab and Jewish neighborhoods in the capital.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich explains why Israel will withhold the bulk of Palestinian Authority tax revenues.

Israel’s new national religious government has proposed some harsh responses to the Jerusalem synagogue attack. But what counts are the results.

Palestinian terror attacks in Jerusalem at the weekend were labeled “lone wolf” attacks. That’s a mistake, but it’s an easy one to make.

Stern warning issued by Israeli defense minister won’t help to deter heavily-indoctrinated and well-rewarded Palestinian terrorists.

Col. (res.) David Hacham also says Hamas cannot continue to play a “double game” of inciting terrorism in Jerusalem while keeping Gaza quiet.