All today's headlines

Tel Avivians preferred Yair Lapid, Jerusalemites favored UTJ; like Ohio, Rehovot results reflect general vote; 80% voted in Sakhnin; Kadita overwhelmingly votes Eretz Chadasha. But what were the oddest results?

British Prime Minister promises to renegotiate U.K.’s relationship with the European Union if Conservative Party wins 2015 election. Obama: ‘U.S. values a strong U.K. in a strong EU.’

European Union established 'on the lessons of Auschwitz' as a framework for 'mutual control to avoid one member passing uncontrollably in a dangerous direction', Martin Schultz says.

Blue-chip Tel Aviv index was up 0.9 percent at 1,203.89 points at 9:58 A.M.The broader TA-100 index was also 0.9 percent higher, while government bond prices were up as much as 0.4 percent.

The parliamentary election has lost much of its legitimacy due to party boycotts and still doesn't address the complaints of Jordan's populace.

Seventeen years after Netanyahu defeated him in the first direct election of a prime minister, Peres, now the president, will be an important partner in solving the riddle of Netanyahu’s political future.

The young Israeli company is getting into the web-traffic analysis game, using data collected from the tens of millions of Internet users who have downloaded its add-ons.

Sources say Haredi committee's 'premature' attempts to secure homes in northern city of Harish, near Wadi Ara, stalled construction.

First two planes took off from Beirut and landed in Moscow; Russia officials downplay evacuation effort, say ‘no plan to take everyone out.’

Shanghai’s small Jewish community made its mark on the city, leaving behind landmarks like the grand Ohel Rachel Synagogue.