V15 founders Itamar Weizman and Nimrod Dweck have had a boost in recent days thanks to accusations from Likud; but the two insist they are non-partisan and that the claims against them are ridiculous.

Internet responds with uproar to job ad in France that writes "if possible, not Jewish," in criteria section for graphic design job; company employee says looking for workers not restricted by religious concerns.

King Abdullah calls killing of pilot Muath al-Kasaesbeh by Islamic State act of 'cowardly terror,' as Jordan announces it will execute Iraqi prisoner 'within hours.'

Likud MK Ze'ev Elkin says 'not many leaders get same treatment from Congress as Netanyahu', explains that real problem is not US trip but 'what appears to be bad agreement with Iran'.

Haniyeh attends graduation ceremony for Gazan group's youngest members, who have been trained to use sniper rifles and simulated tunnel infiltrations to Israel.

Islamic republic tells Americans to inform Israelis to expect 'consequences of their act' after last week's strike on Syrian Golan, attributed to Jerusalem.

Herzl Biton, the bus driver seriously wounded in a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv, says government should set up budget to provide security guards for all buses after incident.

In retaliation for rockets launched at the Israeli Golan, IDF says IAF warplanes attacked Syrian military artillery positions; 'We will not tolerate any firing towards Israeli territory,' defense minister says.