Israel News

UN human rights chief Pillay expresses concern over the targeting of children in Syria, in an interview with BBC.

At ceremony receiving Turkish PM, Salehi says talks expected to take place next month, venue will be finalized within days.

Senator Rand Paul's objection effectively blocks the bill meant to build on existing oil, banking sanctions.

Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will lay off about a third of his campaign staff.

It is with a depressing regularity that racism rears its ugly head in Israeli soccer.

Yesh Din report says Israelis more likely to be indicted for violence against Palestinians in West Bank than vandalism.

The Health Ministry and health funds implemented a program to fight TB during the past 15 years.

Energy and Water Minister says his ministry cannot change electricity prices, but is seeking backup fuel sources.

60 percent of voting Brooklyn Co-Op members reject proposal on referendum to ban selling Israeli products.

Residents: Violence has risen since rumors of Jewish marches on Temple Mount began.

Former senior Mossad official says 2002's Defensive Shield operation shows that force is the best way to stop terror.

The past three years have been ‘very intensive’ regarding regulations, ministry deputy director-general Shuli Nezer says.

Winning 61.7% of the primary vote, Shaul Mofaz calls for party unity; Tzipi Livni concedes race, but declines to answer questions on future participation in party.

Request comes after 80 percent success rate of Iron Dome in last violent flare-up with terrorists in Gaza.