It was cleared for publication today that Sapir Nisani is the journalist suspected of pouring boiling oil on her mother. Nisani denies the accusations and claims that the incident occurred on accident. Nisani will remain in custody until Tuesday.

President Barack Obama hosted the media at his last White House correspondents dinner, known for its laid-back and humorous vibe. The President took advantage of the spotlight, poking fun at all the presidential candidates. ‘Hillary trying to appeal to young voters is a little bit like your relative

Hungarian police alerted Israels Ministry of Foreign Affairs that Ofir Gross body had been found in the forest. Ofir went missing about a week and a half ago and his family requested help in finding him. They recently flew to Hungary to identify the body.

Israeli and international companies partnering to locate oil near the Dead Sea published a report, which maintains that the reservoir can produce between seven to eleven million barrels. The searches began in the 1990s and recently resumed: ‘We want to begin drilling.

Security cameras inside Aleppos Al-quds hospital recorded the moments in which the medical facility was bombed by Assads forces. Human rights organizations claim that at least 50 people were killed and dozens were injured. Intense battles for control over Aleppo have progressed over the past few day

A same-sex couple is claiming that they were attacked at a bar in Eilat, after they were insulted and mocked by a group of young people because of their sexual orientation. One of the victims wrote about the incident on his Facebook page.

Instead of retracting his controversial remarks about Hitler being a Zionist or apologizing to the Jewish community, British MP and former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone claimed in a radio interview that that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agrees with him.

The lawyers of former Israeli president Moshe Katsav will file a pardon plea soon due to his serious mental health situation, which they claim deteriorated after the parole board rejected their clients request for early release. According to assessments, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin will most lik