Midhat as-Saleh, once jailed in Israel on security-related crimes and since connected to Syrian intelligence, reportedly shot dead in town of Ain Eltinah

National Cyber Directorate and Health Ministry say 'early assessments and a quick response' stopped the attacks over weekend; Hillel Yaffe's systems still being restored

Salman Zarka says he is still optimistic, as 734 new cases are recorded Saturday; reports say ministers to approve removal of some remaining virus rules anyway

During interview with CNBC's Hadley Gamble, Russian president says she is a 'beautiful woman, pretty,' asks her if his explanations are 'so hard to follow'

In an interview ahead of the release of his candid memoir, Larry Miller says he never lied about the incident, but kept it a secret due to his shame

Revisiting a 'spectacular' 3,500-year-old clay tablet in its vaults, a researcher at the British Museum spots a 'miserable' phantom being led into the afterlife by a lover

Shimon Lavi says Arabs in north responsible for '99% of murders'; public security minister blames rising crime on lengthy 'neglect of Arab communities'

Ali Harbi Ali, 25, a British citizen and the son of a former Somali government official, was arrested at the crime scene; was not previously known to the British security forces