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Ex-Israeli President Shimon Peres Suffers Major Stroke
Peres has been an advocate of closer ties between Israelis and Palestinians.
Tel Aviv Mob Beats Driver Mistaken as Palestinian
The driver had a heart attack before ploughing into a restaurant, killing two customers and dying himself.
Tel Aviv Attack: Hamas Says More 'Surprises' for Israel
Israel revokes 83,000 permits for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza in response to shooting.
Nigeria's Buhari Gives Support to Two-State Solution
Muhammadu Buhari says Nigeria will back Palestinians until "their desired objectives" are achieved.
Suspected Arson Strikes Israeli NGO's Jerusalem Office
The blaze left one person slightly injured from smoke inhalation.
Arab-Israeli Offers $20,000 to Capture Tel Aviv Gunman
Mazen Qaq has had a series of threats against him since he put up his reward.
Palestinian Assailant Shot Dead in West Bank Stabbing Attempt: Israeli Police
The assailant was shot dead as he wielded a knife in the attempted stabbing at Gush Etzion junction.
Israel's Far-Right Lehava Group Protests Christmas Event Over Invite for Jews
Anti-assimilation group condemns Christmas event as attempt to steal Jewish souls.
Stop Talking About a Third Intifada—Israel's Occupation Must End
The world must hold Israel to account for crimes against the Palestinians, writes Saeb Erekat.
What Did Abbas Mean by His Aggressive U.N. Speech?
Abbas is warning U.S. and Israeli policymakers not of what he intends to do but what he could do.
Palestinian Flag Raised at the United Nations for the First Time
U.N. members voted earlier this month to allow the Palestinian and Vatican flags to fly.
British Opposition Frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn Fights Off Accusations of Anti-Semitic Links
Labour leadership candidate responds to Jewish newspaper's questions on his alleged links to anti-Semites.
Israel Orders Soldiers Not to Fire on Palestinians Unless Facing Immediate Threat
An analyst says Palestinian activists could take advantage of rules by carrying out more attacks.
Unexploded Gaza Bomb Kills Four Palestinian Family Members
Gaza officials have claimed that the bomb was dropped by the Israeli military during last summer's conflict.
Inspired by Gandhi, a Palestinian Resists Israeli Settlements
Issa Amro is spearheading a non-violent resistance movement against Israel's settlements in Hebron.
The Israeli School Where Children of All Faiths Learn Side-by-Side
Jaffa's Tabeetha School is a beacon of multiculturalism in Israel. But what chance does it have against the world outside?
Israel Election: Bibi Shows His Mastery of Politics
Pollsters and the "Tel Aviv bubble" underestimated Netanyahu's political skills.
Israel Exit Polls: Netanyahu's Likud Party Tied With Herzog's Zionist Union
TV news said Likud and the Zionist Union had secured 27 seats each in the 120-member Knesset.
New Israeli Government, New Position on Iran?
Obama should not expect a sea change in Israel's official attitudes toward Iran if Netanyahu is defeated.
Netanyahu Trails Behind Herzog in Polls Leading up to Israeli Election
The Israeli election has exposed public fatigue with Benjamin Netanyahu's stress on national security rather than socio-economic problems.
Israel Election: Bibi Has Failed to Connect
It increasingly looks as if Netanyahu's gamble on an early election will backfire.
Israel Election: Pocketbook Issues Trump Security Concerns
With a week to go before polling, Netanyahu's opponent Herzog noses ahead.
Palestine's Billion-Dollar City Can Finally Open
Rawabi's mastermind and residents-in-waiting jubilant at decision to allow water to city.
Netanyahu Improperly Used State Funds: Israeli State Auditor
The news fired up center-left opponents before a parliamentary election next month.
Tel Aviv Diary: In Israel, an Election Smothered in Scandal
In the run-up to Israel's general election in March, all sides are suffering from a string of damaging accusations.
The Israeli Elections: The Race So Far
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party looks tired, while Isaac Herzog's Labor party seems revived.
Suspected Palestinian Attackers Stabs Two in Israeli Settlement Supermarket
A Palestinian teenager stabbed two people in a supermarket near an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday and was shot by a security guard, police and an ambulance service said.
Israelis Prepare to Give Their Verdict on Netanyahu
Israel's prime minister fires key coalition ministers and opts for a snap poll.
Netanyahu Calls For Early Election in Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he would dissolve parliament and seek early elections and ordered the dismissal of his Finance and Justice ministers.
Israel Should Get Its Retaliation In First
The imminent legal onslaught against Israel should be met with a preemptive legal strike.