Prime minister says UN Human Rights Council has become anti-Israel circus, routinely ignoring gross human rights violations in Iran, Syria and North Korea.

'What happened in Hebron does not represent the values of the Israel Defense Forces,' Netanyahu says in reaction to the incident. The soldier has since been arrested.

Community rejects terrorist stigma, resents world media’s branding of Molenbeek as 'jihad central.'

A deli owned by Ali Sukar, a member of one of Jaffa's oldest families, offers a tremendous variety of dishes and pastries prepared by his mother; the Gorlov family, which immigrated from Ukraine, offers a taste of the old country in the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam.

While court's president rejected a request to reconsider the issue, other justices claim demolitions raise problems under both domestic and international law.

Report says officers recognized unnamed man from security cam footage; France thwarts 'advanced' terror plot.

Shin Bet security service to conclude investigation; defense official warns that ex-soldiers may be committing serious crimes by passing intel on.

Cartoon, part of art exhibit, lampoons summer natural gas deal; Deputy minister: ‘We need to support our prime minister, who stands in the front against terror in Israel and abroad, and not to incite against him.’