The six were questioned as criminal suspects for bribery, fraud, tax offenses and money laundering, police say

With all the money Gazans have invested in private solutions to combat electricity outages, a solar power plant could have been built for the entire Strip,

Google has a more than 90% share of the searches market, and 89% of surfers also use Facebook

Deal backed by U.S. and Russia could halt 'accidental' fire into Israel, but with Tehran eyeing the border area it could create more serious challenges in the long term

Israel's submarine affair took a new turn on Monday morning, when six suspects were brought in for police questioning as part of the investigation into possible wrongdoing

Palestinian man tried running over a group of soldiers when his car hit a safety rail, according to soldiers at the scene. He then exited the car brandishing a knife and was shot

Court rejected an order to block export licences for British-made bombs, fighter jets and other munitions to Saudi-led Arab coalition fighting in Yemen's civil war

Ontario-based Creation Foods was fined $25,000 for forging kashrut documents for cheese sent to two strictly kosher camps