Police detained dozens after Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg and his wife were besieged inside their West Bank residence; Meira Solberg: 'What is this, Kristallnacht?'

A wave of condemnations from Jewish and city officials followed the participation of some of Israel's most extreme ministers in the Israel Day Parade on Sunday. But the event was not their first appearance in the city that weekend, nor was it their last

Some 75 U.S. refueling planes occupy more than half of Ben-Gurion Airport's parking spots and fill up takeoff and landing slots. Airport officials warn: For lack of a solution, 1.5 million passengers may have their flights canceled this summer

The suspects arrested after a mob targeted Deputy Supreme Court President Noam Sohlberg's home will appear in court for remand hearings on Thursday. A police source said many detainees are refusing to cooperate and are attempting to obstruct the investigation

Israir said Slovenian authorities prevented the flight from landing in the country for political reasons, which the company's CEO called a 'blatant violation' of EU aviation agreements

According to the Knesset spokesperson, Succot arrived for a pre-arranged tour of a local council but was blocked from entering classrooms. His office said students were present. Succot said there is 'no extraterritoriality in Israel' and vowed to cut funding to schools he said 'educate for crime'