All today's headlines

Across the street, dozens of right-wing activists, including MK Michael Ben Ari, from the National Union party, engaged in a counter protest, chanting 'everyone knows left-wingers are traitors,' and "let the IDF in, let the IDF win.'

Egypt has already recalled its ambassador to Israel and appealed to the UN Security Council to end the fighting in which 16 Palestinians, five of them children, and three Israelis have been killed.

Installation of underground centrifuges at the Fordow enrichment plant nearing completion, the equipment will allow the Iranian Republic to significantly step up production of nuclear material.

Scharf, her husband, and their three children were the main Chabad emissaries in Pune, India; Amsalem was a newly religious Jew studying in yeshiva; Aharon Smadja was a 'guy who only how to do good for people'.

Netanyahu, Barak instruct IDF to complete preparations for ground operation in Gaza.

Gaza journalist describes the atmosphere in the coastal territory as 'ghost' town, writes that at Jabrai's funeral, she saw proof that Gazans have a strong immunity against any Israeli threat or attack.

Analyzing the interests of the two sides shows that Hamas indeed has something to fear from a reprise of Operation Cast Lead, which would involve an extensive Israel Defense Forces ground operation in the Strip.

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Israel has taken a new tactic in the current round of violence, centered both in the air and in cyberspace.

Germany will transfer $200 million to survivors still living in the former Soviet Union.