The world’s second-largest bus station is often regarded as Israel’s ugliest site. A public art exhibition aims to show its community through a new lens

Several hundred Ramadan worshippers barricaded themselves in the Al-Aqsa Mosque, with police eventually using stun grenades to clear out the mosque, seven Palestinians reported injured ■ Palestinian teen shot by police after attempting to throw a Molotov cocktail into an Israeli security vehicle patrolling the Silwan neighborhood

The soldier was wounded by gunfire during confrontations that broke out in a village north of Hebron. The incident followed earlier clashes between Israeli police and worshippers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem

Netanyahu’s acolytes reveal what he is plotting: a full-frontal legislative blitz in the next Knesset session  ■ Behind the clinking glasses of the PM’s carefully-choreographed Passover toast with Israel’s Air Force, the judicial overhaul still threatens to tear the army apart

Netanyahu has always been risk-averse when it comes to military adventurism. With Iranian drones already penetrating Israel’s airspace, could events finally outrun him? ■ Even more disinclined to risk is the aging Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, who is leaving the IDF in a bloody bind

Pausing the planned legislation over gutting the judiciary has strained the PM's relationship with Justice Minister Yariv Levin. If the ‘reform’ is fully tabled, Likud sources don't count out that Levin will resign and start a new faction

Haaretz’s very own Inspector Gadget offers some technology tips that might improve your digital life

From real-life drama to apocalyptic comedy, try these new series for your Passover viewing