Man stabbed in south, group in Jerusalem said to beat up activists and man and son say they pepper sprayed near Tel Aviv; ministers decry violence, call to protect protesters

Nayif Rajoub, whose brother is Fatah Secretary General Jibril Rajoub, and Hatem Qafisha to be detained briefly for unspecified interrogation, Shin Bet says

'Why no women?' asks Meirav Cohen. 'Why are traffic lights red?' retorts PM. Also excluded: education minister Gallant and ex-health minister Litzman, who storms out of meeting

Netanyahu says NIS 6.5 billion plan will help 'move the wheels of the economy in order to put people back to work'

TV report says security agency got OK from Justice Ministry officials for controversial program, but few in the government were informed; Knesset, phone companies didn't know

On July 4, the revolutionary database of digitally interconnected Torah writings launched a new pilot program bringing Jewish methods to constitutional study

Northern town sees drive-by attack amid months-long spate of violence; police launch manhunt and open murder investigation

No immediate indication of political or religious motive, say police; one of the injured reportedly trapped under car, requiring resuscitation