Armed with home-made rifles, two attempted to shoot Israeli security forces in Damascus Gate; no other casualties reported.

Eyal Tov’s transition from ultra-Orthodox in Jerusalem to success as a New York restaurateur has much to do with the wonderful dishes his eateries serve.

Prime minister is a long-time supporter of a casino in Eilat, but in the past ultra-Orthodox and religious parties have been firmly opposed.

Newly released e-mails include a letter to then-Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren from two Congressmen with the plea 'Let our people(‘s fish) go!'

Saudi-Turkish threat to invade Syria points to the gap between the desire for a cease-fire agreement and reality. Judging by Russia’s conduct so far, Riyadh and Ankara might want to reexamine what could be a dangerous gamble.

Yedioth Ahronoth's Nahum Barnea claims Netanyahu told a fellow politician that only he knows how to turn anti-Arab hatred into votes.

The girl, a resident of the West Bank town of Halhoul, was spotted by a resident of the settlement of Karmei Tzur; is heard on video as admitting that she intended to kill Jews.

Clause promising no further regulatory changes for the next 10 to 15 years may be impossible without primary legislation, justice says; in unprecedented High Court appearance PM defends pact with gas monopoly.