WATCH: Dr. Bjrn Brenner from the Swedish Defense University speaks to Ynetnews about official Swedish positions towards Israel and controversial remarks made by Foreign Minister Wallstrm last week.

'We can't surrender to terrorism,' says head of Germany's internal intelligence the day after he ordered cancellation of a soccer match because of suspected bomb.

May Peleg left behind a will with instructions that she be cremated, but her estranged ultra-Orthodox family wanted a traditional Jewish burial.

Analysis: The prime minister came out of his meeting with the American president this week glowing, and said it was one of their best ever; officials in the White House were a bit more even-tempered.

Months of labor disputes and problems within the hospital management seemed to be over, until the board chairman attempted to ouster its temporary director-general last week.

Two Palestinians wanted by Israel for acts of terror have turned themselves in to Palestinian authorities and are thus likely to escape Israeli prison.

Terrorist shot dead by Border Police after ramming car into crowd of Israelis at Tapuah junction; one lightly wounded in Beitar Illit stabbing; one seriously wounded near Alfei Menashe.

Sergeant Orel Azuri, who was critically wounded in a vehicular attack in Gan Shmuel, is recovering after lying unconscious for 13 days; 'I'll go back to being a combatant,' she tells Ynet.