Labor slams high costs of prime minister's short-notice trip, as French interior ministry reportedly angry at size of Israeli delegation.

Mount Hermon Ski Resort will open Monday morning for skiers, snowboarders and visitors alike after a week of snow hit Israel.

In exclusive interview, Lassana Bathily recalls how he bundled customers into cold storage rooms of the Hyper Cacher, while an armed terrorist was shooting hostages above their heads.

Over the past several days, Israel has endured the fiercest storm of the year, with heavy rain, strong winds and snow across large parts of the country. Here are some of the best shots from Ynet photographers and readers.

'This triumph in Battir is a victory for Palestine as whole,' local Palestinian leader says after highly contentious legal battle over barrier fence reaches temporary end, as Israel says construction is low priority, court saying state must inform residents in change of plans.

Top official and legal experts confirm Palestinians plan to try and take Israel to International Criminal Court over summer's Operation Protective Edge.

'We didn't fail, the UN Security Council failed us. We'll go again to the Security Council, why not?' Palestinian president says after reports claim Palestinians could take Israel to war crimes court for Gaza op.

Campaign launched by ministry aims to reveal 'lies and distortions' made by MPs during debates on recognition of Palestinian statehood.