When a missile hit an office building in Gaza, one could conclude that it was a local missile just from the silence of Palestinian media outlets regarding the hit

Changing from Britney Spears to a more fitting soundtrack and attracting party-goers from all walks of life, more and more Israelis are no longer bound to taboos on sex practices that involve domination and pain

Justice was home with a stomach virus, where court spokesman says she would read briefs and transcripts of oral arguments

Funding being boosted for anti-bias efforts in the borough that has been the epicenter of anti-Semitic incidents in New York City in recent years

Accusations of political considerations in launching military operations are rarely founded in Israel, where military and intelligence chiefs have ways to complain about abuse of their professional judgment

Chances of a unity government have supposedly become greater after the killing of an Islamic Jihad commander – but it's far from a done deal

Kahol Lavan chairman says that for the sake of Israel’s security, officials 'sometimes have to make tough decisions, while assessing their implications'

High Court has turned down Burkov's petition against his extradition, in a step the Russian Embassy said 'did not contribute' to ties between the two countries