All today's headlines

Israel army paratroopers who liberated the Western Wall in the Six Day War to join the organization in its monthly prayer service in Jerusalem.

Investigators believe explosion is criminal assassination attempt; bomb went off as car was driving on Ben Zvi Road.

Joint Camp movement hopes U.S. President will take part in a mass event in Rabin Square; organizers also plan to invite President Shimon Peres.

Mayor Bloomberg and the New York Times willfully distorted the opposition to Brooklyn College's BDS event. It was not about academic freedom: It was a principled objection to departmental sponsorship of BDS' hate speech – one whose goal is blacklisting all Israeli, Jewish institutions and ultimately the end of Israel's right to exist.

Former Foreign Minister says Yair Lapid to be offered Finance Ministry and welcomes Tzipi Livni as a potential coalition member.

Utility companies reported about 600,000 customers without power across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut as the wet, heavy snow brought down trees and lines.

In a letter sent to Likud members, Gideon Sa'ar is accused of inappropriate behavior toward a female employee; letter is signed with employee's initials, but she denies writing it.

U.S. Treasury announces new sanctions that blacklist the Islamic Republic's state-owned 24-hour Press TV news channel.

Court orders to block Google's video service for 30 days for carrying a trailer for the movie "Innocence of Muslims," which sparked deadly riots across the Muslim world.

Poppy seed, an exciting yet delicate ingredient, is also a great addition to deserts. Here is a special recipe for Purim.