All today's headlines

Tel Aviv University professor was due to participate in a round-table discussion with Netanyahu and Merkel, meant to be the height of the summit being held by the two governments in Berlin on Thursday.

The president of the Jewish community in Austria alleges in a letter that was distributed in dozens of copies that Jewish-American billionaire Ronald Lauder offered money to community executive board members to support a candidate he was promoting in the elections that took place last month. Lauder calls allegations despicable and baseless.

Last Hanukkah, the Beit Shemesh rabbi was fighting against religious extremism in his community; now he's fighting for a spot in the Knesset with journalist-turned-politician Yair Lapid.

Netanyahu keeps behaving in a way that profoundly contradicts the values of the club of the Free World, of which he wants to be a valued member: His disregard for international law and individual human rights of Palestinians simply doesn’t square with the standards of the Free World.

Iran announced Tuesday that it had captured a ScanEagle drone belonging to the U.S., but Washington said there was no evidence to support the assertion.

Report commissioned by El Al's employees' union sharply criticizes El Al's executive compensation policies and management structure.

According to the law passed in July 2011, a person or organization calling for the boycott of Israel, including the settlements, can be sued by the boycott's targets without having to prove that they sustained damage.

State-to-state contacts between Israel and Palestine could be positive outcome of the Palestinian victory at the UN after the failure of final-status talks based on the Oslo accords. If we can agree on borders, security and a Palestinian capital, we emerge from the United Nations with a two-state reality and a far more manageable conflict.

The Islamist leader left the palace in the northern Cairo district of Heliopolis on Tuesday evening as tens of thousands of demonstrators surged around it, clashing briefly with police.

High Court hears two petitions filed by NGOs claiming law can be used to keep Arabs, gays and others out of communities.