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Shir said, "Of course, nothing like that has ever happened to me. First it was scary, then my girlfriend and I were laughing, because it was really funny.

Iran vented its fury on Saudi Arabia by allowing "protesters" to destroy its embassy in Tehran over the execution of a Shiite cleric.

Police are investigating the possibility that the flags may belong to Arab workers who are doing renovations in the building.

Russia bans firms from hiring Turkish citizens; Turkish hackers breach a Russian minister's Instagram account.

The Histadrut is fighting the Jerusalem municipality over 170 sanitation workers who were laid off last week.

There is no suspicion of foul play.

Three juveniles are also accused of a series of serious acts of terrorism against Arabs.

Tel Aviv schools open amid tight security as the manhunt for the cafe killer continues.

He suggested that because of the behavior of Shabak staff, "we'll never know what happened that night in Duma."

At the site of Friday's terror attack, PM Netanyahu demanded that Israeli Arabs show loyalty to the state of Israel and that the Arab MKs unequivocally condemn the murders.

Police have expanded the search, as parents are told they can keep their children home from school on Sunday.

There are unconfirmed reports of a second shooting attempt an hour later.

Earlier in the day, the attacker's father told the media, "I am a law-abiding Israeli citizen. I did not raise my son this way, I am sorry."

The IDF holds Hamas responsible and accountable for all attacks emanating from the Gaza Strip.

The terrorist is an Israeli Arab citizen, resident of the predominantly Arab Wadi Ara, who previously served a prison sentence for grabbing an M-16 rifle from an IDF soldier in 2007.

Hamas is still holding the bodies of two IDF soldiers.

Dead and wounded in Tel Aviv shooting attack.

Colonel Hazut on Friday sentenced another soldier from the Netzah Yehuda battalion to 21 days in prison for his role in the "hate wedding" video.

Naturally, with the UN passing 20 anti-Israel resolutions last month, there was precious little time left for the Syrian concern.

Someone threw a stone at the hanging wire in one of the Arab villages in the Gush, causing the tearing and disconnection of the line.

We will see the Kinneret returning to within its historic safe level this season.

The Zionist Camp (formerly Labor) headed by MK Yitzhak Herzog, suffers a body blow to fall down to 18 seats — six fewer than its historic, 24-seat win in the last elections.

Munich trains were closed, cleared and no longer running in two central stations, following a credible terrorist threat on New Year's Eve.

Weinstein's alleged approval violated the torture protocol established by Justice Elyakim Rubinstein, after the High Court banned the use of these methods in 1999.

The Address is one of the tallest, flashiest skyscrapers in a city packed with flashy, tall architecture.

Both are suspected of conspiring to aid the enemy in wartime for reportedly planning to bomb a hotel in Israel’s southernmost city of Eilat.

During the year an estimated 176,700 babies were born, 74% Jewish, 23% Arab and 4.4% “other.”

The detainee's release is added to a list of now 4 releases in the Duma affair.

The Iranians say they will respond to any "US interventionist action against the Islamic Republic's defense program."

Snow has begun to fall on Mount Hermon; rain, wind and flash floods are forecast elsewhere in Israel.