An IDF officer insists neither Hamas nor Israel wants to duke it out, but both sides seem to be gearing up for the next fight

Peretz Hazan says he anticipated the judge would take pity on him when he chose prison rather than pay NIS 250 fine

With Islamic skullcap and large beard helping to obscure his Jewish identity, though twice confronted by Egyptian police, US-born Israeli visits Al-Azhar University to meet world’s top Sunni scholars

Welsh mother claimed Cyanide was a ‘lovely, pretty name’ with positive associations because it helped kill Nazi leader

Amid cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and jazz, Tel Aviv event aimed to make ceremonial meal accessible to newcomers

Democratic candidates spar over Mideast policy at debate, as secretary takes staunchly pro-Israel stance, while Sanders espouses evenhanded approach

Candidate receives 3.3% of the vote, well ahead of Hillary Clinton at 1%

Local residents report feeling shaking lasting several seconds; scientists say temblor too small to measure