Russian books set on fire outside Beit El synagogue, with graffiti stating: 'Where Nationality Laws are passed, books will be burned.'

2 Jewish settlers sign plea bargain after admitting to torching vehicles, spray-painting wall in Palestinian village in the West Bank.

Cabinet approval brings total purchase of F-35 jets to 50 planes, while ministers Steinitz and Shamir claim that Israel doesn't need more than 36 planes.

Ynet speaks to Palestinian youths who have chosen to resist Israeli police using stones, tires, and fireworks, rather than attend school.

Har Nof's neighborhood watch was set up by local residents after a spate of burglaries; it's members say that despite the terrible events of last week, there will be no hatred and no calls for revenge from the tolerant neighborhood.

Changes to the US immigration policy announced by President Obama will have far-reaching effects on Israelis wishing to work or move to the US.

After accusing former defense minister Ehud Barak of taking 'millions and tens of millions' in bribes for arms deals, police to collect former premier's testimony.

Health Ministry transfers only half of allocated funds for rescue services beyond Green Line; Magen David Adom warns it won't be able to provide special services in 11 stations in West Bank.