The Iranian parliament speaker said Tehran must prepare for 'unjust U.S. sanctions.' This came after the U.S. Treasury secretary announced additional sanctions against Iran, which he described as the toughest sanctions imposed to date

Harassment of the Palestinians began immediately after the new outpost sprouted up near the West Bank village of Sa'ir. A nurse seeking to help his neighbors after a settler opened fire was himself shot – and paralyzed for life

The story of Eilat, where more than 3,000 Arabs from across Israel have already made their home, offers a glimpse of how the fabric of life in Israel is slowly changing

The five were convicted of causing more than £200,000 in damage after targeting a Barclays branch over its ties to Israel's Elbit Systems. The judge said the damage, while significant, did not meet the threshold for terrorism-related sentencing

The reports come after ten Palestinians were killed and 15 wounded in two separate Israeli strikes on Wednesday

According to Defense Minister Katz, after Syria failed to heed the warning, he and Netanyahu authorized the strike, calling U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack's account inaccurate: 'Erdogan was caught with his hand in the cookie jar and was forced to back down'

Police announced in February that it was cancelling all of its subscriptions to the newspaper because 'in accordance with readers' demands, it was decided to change the subscription to the newspaper preferred by readers,' saying that Haaretz is 'contrarian'

Yoav Segalovitz has been in talks to join Mansour Abbas' United Arab List, potentially in its No. 2 slot; a party source says his addition could reshuffle the slate elected Saturday