Former intel officer Moshe Tal charts the strategy he hopes will aid in bringing the missing Israelis and soldiers' bodies back, and reveals a shift in Egypt's approach

In two separate incidents, a man in his 50s was seriously injured by an explosive device rigged to his car in Taibe and another man was wounded by live fire while sitting in a coffee shop in Kafr Qasem

Dozens of settlers swoop down on a pastoral shepherding community on the dark edge of the Judean Desert

However, one former Israeli army official says the real risk is not an armed conflict but the growing reality of one state for two peoples

Diplomatic efforts continue amid escalating tensions in Ukraine and fears of an imminent Russian invasion

A new initiative would force aliyah applicants to provide proof that they intend to live in Israel 'permanently,' but advocates say it's based on misinterpretation of the law: 'This is essentially a policy change, and it is not the job of civil servants'

The Arab Middle East is becoming the region's most important strategic bloc, but is Turkey willing to cover the diplomatic costs of rejoining it?