All today's headlines

According to the Spanish interior ministry, police intercept a truck carrying highly corrosion-resistant valves and arrest two employees of a company that has commercial links with Iranian firms.

IDF spokesman says soldiers opened fire after dozens of Palestinians approached the border fence in northern Gaza; victim identified as 21-year-old Anwar Al-Mamlouk, who was reportedly studying for an exam.

He radiates a likable simplicity, forthrightness and modesty, but no great charisma.

Jewish groups attempted to block regulation requiring parental consent for metzitzah b’peh; Judge: Regulation addresses societal concerns that oral suction puts infants at health risk and parents are sometimes unaware the ritual will occur.

Not only did snow in Jerusalem and a botched assassination attempt in Tel Aviv steal the election's limelight on television, it seems the politicians themselves are already suffering from election fatigue.

In two royal decrees on Friday, King Abdullah reconstituted the council for a new four-year term and ordered that women should always hold at least 20 percent of the seats.

Following a series of heated clashes over female dress and prayer at the ancient holy site, several groups band together to submit petition to Israel's highest judicial body.

Handy smartphone application, which keeps Haaretz readers up to date while on the go, offers more content and a cleaner interface while fixing crash issues and repairing bugs.

While LGBT rights have entered the Israeli mainstream, local LGBT activists should be wary of associating themselves with politicians who support the oppression of other groups.

Syrian rebels seized the Taftanaz helicopter base in Idlib province on Friday; peace envoy Brahimi continues negotiations in Geneva to bridge peace process disagreement between Russia, U.S. on Friday.