All today's headlines

The West believes that Assad’s fall will serve Israel by cutting Syria off from Iran and Hezbollah. But regardless of the outcome, those ties could remain.

Alongside Israeli music icons Arik Einstein and Shalom Hanoch, Kraus, who died Sunday at 77, was a key figure in the transition from Israeli folk music to pop and rock that took place in the mid- to late 1960s.

Unlike fish in a school, you can resist being manipulated by the exhortations of the gang into flowing with something you don't feel like doing.

AG responds to letter addressed to Netanyahu urging him to refrain from reappointing Gideon Sa'ar; woman who supposedly wrote letter denies connection.

In new report, UN human rights investigators say they have identifies leaders on both sides of the conflict who are suspected of perpetrating massacres, indiscriminate shelling and torture; for first time, the team explicitly says the ICC should undertake the case.

Bulgarian FM aims to convince colleagues that Burgas bombing that killed five Israelis and bus driver last year is no different than past attacks in Europe; says whether or not Hezbollah to blame, collective measures needed.

The coach who made numerous errors is gone, but multiple shareholders are still pulling the soccer club in different directions, while the fans are wielding too much influence.

The division responsible for producing the state's stamps nixed a vintage photo of bare legs last week; turns out this wasn't the first time a stamp made them squeamish.

WATCH: Speaking to Jewish Agency Board of Governors in Jerusalem, the prime minister said 'sanctions alone will not stop' Iran's nuclear program.

Over the years, Israel, under various pretexts, has seized control of around 20,000 dunams of privately owned Palestinian land and transferred it to settlements for agricultural use.