After Khair Hamdan was shot and killed by police, protests ensue in Haifa and riots erupt in northern Israel and Jerusalem; Arab sector set to strike on Sunday.

Amos Oz discusses his new book about Judas Iscariot, the fulfillment of the Zionist dream, and the danger of extremism.

Suspected extortionist demanded Israeli companies pay him Bitcoins worth millions of shekels on the threat he would publish information he stole from their computer databases.

The couple was approached by two robbers on a motorcyle; woman placed in intensive care, president of Jewish organization unharmed.

Kerem Shalom, Erez crossings closed following rocket fire at Israel; Egypt speeds up project to create buffer zone on Gaza border after satellite images show hundreds of smuggling tunnels remain.

Rocket on Israel has led to the closure of Kerem Shalom and Erez, while Egypt is waging war on the tunnels into its own territory; with no way in or out, Gaza is being pushed further into a corner.

Feiglin visited holy site Sunday morning after Temple Mount reopened to all visitors; Netanyahu tells MKs to 'show responsibility and restraint' in comments about the site.

Family of Khair Hamdan, killed Friday in Kafr Kanna, demands punishment for officers involved, asks why his son wasn't shot in legs.