Almagor association to appeal release before High Court on Monday, insisting release sends message saying 'You can kill a Jew and be released.' Security source estimates released prisoners will not resume terror activity, but mothers of terror victims express certainty that released convicts will kill again

World famous retailer criticized for allowing Muslim employees to refuse assistance to customers when it comes to pork and alcohol

Hildebrand Gurlitt amassed 1,500 pieces worth $1 billion today that he insisted were legally bought from Jews fleeing Holocaust; sold art to finance Hitler's war effort. His son and heir has collection seized by German authorities

Arab-Israeli legislator approached by man who poured scorching liquid on him at anti-Prawer protest. Tibi had previously symbolically spilled water on Prawer Bill in Knesset

Asylum seekers marched from 'open' detention facility to Beersheba to express support for Sudanese men arrested in Jerusalem, held in jail. Scuffles broke out between police, marchers, leading to arrests

Hamas PM Haniyeh has invited Palestinian president Abbas for meeting aimed at forming unity government. 'Only battle our people should fight is against occupation,' Haniyeh said

If peace negotiations end in failure, sanction debate could grow, says EU Mideast envoy, citing discussion to tag Jewish West Bank products, effectively facilitating consumers boycott. Is Israel facing surge of support for boycott efforts?

Despite White House efforts, US senators push additional Iranian sanction bill forward, prompting Obama to threaten to use veto power to block move. Report claims sanction relief already reinvigorating Iranian economy