All today's headlines

According to Netanyahu insider, MK Ofir Akunis, Prime Minister gave his support for law that would allay fears of right-wing coalition partners.

U.S. President claims military action is an option but army commanders warn of region destabilization.

Palestinian Authority has contributed its agreed-upon share of the national budget, but is still a billion dollars short.

President stresses Israel's desire for peace, condemns Iranian president at the UN's Millennium Development Goals summit in New York.

Traffic lights stopped working in many intersections after a problem with the gas supply system at a power station in the North.

Peace Now releases 'Facts on the Ground' application in which the settlements are marked in blue, the outposts in red, and clicking on a place name displays demographic statistics.

In interview with AFP, Palestinian leader reiterates Palestinian demand for direct negotiations; Netanyahu said Sunday that he would not yield to international pressure.

So profound is the fear that Netanyahu may commit to a sea change on the West Bank, and succeed in mobilizing the support of a consensus of Israeli and U.S. Jews, it has now spread to some of the most vocal and - until now - most unflagging of the prime minister's past admirers.

Foreign Minister visits Prague for talks with top Czech leaders; Czech FM: Support for Israel is a key element of our foreign policy.

Last week, containing anti-Israel letters and a similar white powder were sent to the embassies of the United States, Sweden and Spain.