American convicted of spying for Israel would continue to wear electronic tracking device, submit computer to monitoring, after judge rules he still poses flight risk and that documents compromised by him 30 years ago were still highly classified.

President Reuven Rivlin weighs in, saying 'it's not a sin for soldiers to aid the children of desperate refugees.'

Lawmakers couldn't share information with Democratic Party because it was classified Top Secret, three sources tell Reuters.

A Newsweek report details how Islamist militants are mining World War II explosives buried in the Sahara sands for use in their wars in Egypt and Libya.

At least three were reportedly killed and dozens wounded in attacks in Phuket, Surat Thani, Hua Hin and Trang. Authorities believe attacks were coordinated, but motive still unclear.

The right wing’s demonization of Obama and Clinton is harsher than the vilification of Rabin in the months before he was killed.

Treasury officials agree to add extras to the budgets of a string of ministries, amounting to some 2 billion shekels in each of the two upcoming years. It's not yet clear how the treasury is planning to fund these additions.

Recording without the other person knowing is a way to reveal injustices, so the prime minister’s plan would deny the public the little power it has.