All today's headlines

Ban Ki-moon says any plans for construction in the E-1 corridor must be rescinded.

The new leader of the Habayit Hayehudi party meets with the acting Egyptian ambassador and recounts his 'calming plan' for Israel's foreign policy. The diplomat rejected these plans.

On Tuesday, a Hungarian far-right politician urged the government to draw up lists of Jews who pose a 'national security risk', stirring outrage among Jewish leaders.

German, Dutch, British, and French envoys communicated their protest over Israel's plan to construct 3,000 housing units in East Jerusalem, as well as other West Bank settlement blocs, announced after UN vote on Palestine.

Despite the parties’ lists still being up in the air, no less than five news organizations published new election polls over the weekend. Here’s what we can learn from them.

Owner Ron Lauder accepts terms that would defer the station's debt, agrees to invest millions of shekels in the TV station.

The Beloved of Allah began with ten men, five rifles, one rickety machine gun and a few rocket-propelled grenades soon discovered to be duds.

EgyptAir was one of several foreign airlines to suspend flights on Friday, when Syrian air force jets bombarded rebel targets close to Damascus airport.

Mitzna joins seven former Kadima members who have joined Hatnua Party, calls the Likud list 'dangerous.'

Ten reported dead in Deir al-Asafir, 15 killed in Homs; fighting between government forces and rebels around Damascus continues for fourth straight day; state TV says Assad forces 'eliminate' scores of rebels, calling them terrorists with ties to al-Qaida.