All today's headlines

Al Jarida reports that Israel's Shin Bet found that Steinitz leaked information from security cabinet meeting in order to spark conflict between Netanyahu and Barak.

An Islamist militant group claims responsibility for suicide car-bomb attacks on Damascus Air Force intelligence complex overnight.

Netanyahu’s cartoon oversimplified the Iranian nuclear threat. That should not, however, cause us to miss the central message he was attempting to send.

It started slowly, with just a friendship. Then love took over. But there are some things that even love can’t conquer.

The proposal to guarantee the Jewish and Muslim practice faces an uncertain future in the German parliament.

Shani Boianjiu’s debut novel was written in English, snapped up by a major American publisher, and sold for translation in nearly two dozen countries. But how will the 25-year-old Israeli do in her own country?

Former Clinton administration official David Rothkopf writes in Foreign Policy that attack, which he says could not be carried out by Israel alone, would only take a few hours and would neutralize Republican criticism.

You’ve already conquered Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, now it’s time to explore the quiet treasures of some of Israel’s smaller cities, like Ra’anana.

Len Blavatnik given chance to defend cement monopoly he just bought; Quaker firm divests because of Israel ties.

Armando Abed was killed by William Hershkovitz, a young American who had worked with the victim at the Leonardo Club Hotel.