All today's headlines

Sources say operatives associated with Islamist groups from West Bank village of Beit Lakiya, and recruited Palestinian with Israeli citizenship; Shin Bet: More arrests underway.

The Egyptian-brokered cease-fire between Israel and Hamas went into effect Wednesday night at 9:00 P.M., although fire from Gaza continued till several hours later. Prime Minister Netanyahu said a heavy price was exacted, while Hamas has deemed it a victory.

Business owners in the South know the state will compensate them for their losses, but fear the help they may get will be too little, and much too late.

The president issued constitutional amendments that placed him above judicial oversight and ordered the retrial of Hosni Mubarak for the killing of protesters in last year's uprising.

Iranian president says Israel knows Iran won't 'attack anybody'; world powers agree to seek renewed talks with Iran as soon as possible.

To mark Transgender Week of Awareness, Mira Sucharov contacted Joy Ladin, poet, writer and professor at Yeshiva University’s Stern College, and author of Through the Door of Life: A Jewish Journey between Genders.

Egypt officials say President Morsi wants to take advantage of Hamas' strong position to set date for PA elections; Hamas, Islamic Jihad say they support PA's UN bid; meanwhile, Brotherhood in Egypt calls for 'jihad against Israel.'

Now that the skies are quiet from rocket fire, we American-Israelis are back to preparing our cranberries and yams, talking to our kids about this most American of holidays, and contemplating what we are thankful for.

Comments by Turkey's PM point to possible meeting between officials in Cairo, the second such contact over Hamas and Gaza in the last year.

Across the United States today, families will be consuming a bird of many national origins. Though deemed 'turkey' in English, a reference to the country, in Hebrew the same bird is more at home in India.