The camera rolls, and the people at the Bat Yam boardwalk are asked to participate in a reality show: Playing soldiers at a checkpoint and deciding whether to allow a Palestinian child to visit her sick grandmother. What would you do?

As Jew prepare to make annual pilgrimage to Tunisia's Ghriba synagogue, local politicians slam decision to allow use of Israel passport.

Pro-Russian separatists in Slaviansk confirmed they are holding Israeli-US journalist Simon Ostrovsky. Colleagues: 'Brave and adventurous man who has gotten himself into trouble before.'

Baruch Mizrahi was killed Monday in an attack on Israeli cars near Hebron; Hadas Mizrahi: I lost the love of my life in the hiss of a bullet.

Even as Palestinian officials claim reconciliation with Hamas will not hurt peace process, Jerusalem sources pessimistic on talks' future.

Concerned that violence will increase if peace talks fail, Central Command practice riot control tactics, drills.

Attorney for Ilan Shmuel says his client admits 'some of the allegations'; victims thought to include members of his own family.

Ghazi Hamad tells Ynet that Hamas and Fatah have still to discuss policy on Israel, but group would accept state within '67 borders.