Israel

World leaders -- at least some of them -- condemned Sunday's terror attack in Jerusalem, with the United States leading off. The European Union belatedly reluctantly, belatedly joined them.

Neither Republican nor Democratic candidate offered realistic solutions for the escalation of the Syrian civil war, just north of Israel's border.

Many Jerusalem Arabs are celebrating the deaths of two Jews and wounds of others in a terror attack.

"My son loved everyone, he was a joyful boy," the bereaved mother of an Israeli Air Force pilot told President Reuven Rivlin.

Arab terrorists are ramping up their attacks against IDF soldiers and Israeli civilians as Jewish high holy days get underway.

Arab terrorists attacked an Israeli bus as it passed the Palestinian Authority city of Halhul in Judea. One person was injured.

Nearly two dozen international members of parliament will arrive in Jerusalem to celebrate its liberation at a conference during Sukkot.

Tzohar 'Praying Together' attendees all receive the same prayer book to make it easier to follow along.

Accused Israeli Arab spy and ex-MK Azmi Bishara is slated to speak in Washington DC, and got a US visa to do it.

Among the many artifacts on display will be breathtaking mosaics, laboratories for the treatment of artifacts, the Dead Sea scrolls, intriguing, 7,000 year-old objects, and an audiovisual presentation projected in the National Treasures center.

Levana Malichi of Jerusalem and Police Officer Yosef Kirma.

A post by the Shehab news agency reads: "The Martyr Mesbah Abu Sbih carried out the shooting in occupied Jerusalem which killed a cop and an Israeli settler and wounded 6 others."

Peres is widely regarded as the founder of Israel's nuclear research.

Last year, Abu Sabih was indicted on eight counts of incitement to violence and terrorism, and eight counts of supporting a terror organization.

The two were brought to the hospital in critical condition, after being shot by the terrorist.

He is Mesbah Abu Sabih, 39, a resident of Silwan, a mixed neighborhood on the outskirts of the Old City of Jerusalem.

Baruch Marzel, a Boston-born Orthodox Jew, said in Jerusalem there never was and never will be peaceful coexistence with the Arabs.

Police were called in to break up the fight.

The Ma'an news agency reported the closing of access to and from Arab villages and neighborhoods in and around Jerusalem following the shooting spree.

The terrorist had a grenade, 3 magazines, and a knife on him. Civilians and police have been wounded.

MK Osama Sa'adi (Joint Arab List) acknowledged the need to reach beyond criticism of police to dealing will the general violence in Arab society, and specifically violence against women.

MDA is treating one person for shock.

Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz travels to Turkey after Yom Kippur to attend an international conference and meet with President Erdogan.

PM Netanyahu informs US Secy of State Kerry that Amona residents will move to another settlement if they must be expelled.

A 'kite camera' reconnaissance apparatus flew from Gaza into Israeli skies on Saturday.

A search at the checkpoint near El Khader during the Sabbath revealed assault rifles and ammunition in one vehicle.

Justice Minister Tzipi Livni recommended that the next government (which she expected to head) dismantle the division by blocking its state budget. Without a budget, the division was expected to wither and die.

Sderot Mayor Alon Davidi told Ma'ariv it would be "unacceptable" for his town to become the battleground for various Gazan factions to fight each other.

Habayit Hayehudi is facing an existential dilemma these days, as many of its voters have said they'd rather see their elected representatives leave government than participate in the decision to uproot the Amona residents.

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