Nation of Islam founder says Jews 'have infected the whole world with poison and deceit' and that Judaism is a 'system of tricks and lies'

Volunteers lay out 117,000 edible baked treats over 3,224 square feet to celebrate 70 years of Israel's independence

Nonprofit, which owns much of the land near the Strip that has been ravaged by fires, accuses Palestinian group of 'environmental terrorism'

Eran Shacham-Shavit, who exchanged text messages with judge presiding over Case 4000, will be disciplined and demoted for a year

Prime minister's son tells judge that Abie Binyamin is not sincere enough to satisfy his demands for justice; asks for NIS 140,000 in damages

Military says initial investigation finds Razan Najjar, 21, was likely killed by a ricochet or a misdirected shot; IDF continues to investigate

Fresh fires reported near Be'eri, Kissufim, Nirim, Ein Hashlosha and Re'im, as Israeli official warns that those launching the flaming kites and balloons could be shot

Lawyer calls rape charge 'absurd,' saying accuser continued decade-long relationship with film mogul after alleged 2013 attack