When Ariel Sharon decided to remove Israeli settlers from the Gaza Strip, he viewed Benjamin Netanyahu as his main obstacle. Detailed minutes show that Netanyahu was not as vehemently opposed to the plan as he now makes out

'The police cannot take it upon itself to decide that the struggle against the dictatorship can take place for half an hour, three times a week and quietly,' says the protesters' attorney, 'this document has the stink of trying to silence the protest'

Police are investing if the murder is connected to a previous shooting that occurred also in Um al-Fahm on Tuesday

Six sheep farms operate in Masafer Yatta, south of Mount Hebron, and the young men who stay there violently drive the Palestinian residents of the area away from their grazing lands

Israeli military says the two were hit unintentionally after returned fire at armed militants

Israeli sources suspect Biden knows only Netanyahu could clear the hurdles for the Saudi demand for civilian nuclear reactors ■ Israel's frequent threats against Iran may also serve the U.S.

The West Bank is 'a ticking time bomb,' former Israeli army chief told Haaretz, as the Palestinian Authority loses his grip. Will Israel be forced to reevaluate its Hamas policy? ■ Warnings pile up over porous Israel-Jordan border

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is no longer spooked by his justice minister's threats to resign. In fact, he may even be praying for it to happen