All today's headlines

Claim the decision to deny these prisoners the opportunity for academic study is motivated 'by a rationale of ultranationalism and of vengeance, which contradicts the Open University's mission.'

'We've proved it was possible to run a whole term, four years, without a single day's strike at a school, nursery school, university or college,' Sa'ar says at the Likud branch opening in Daliat al-Carmel.

Yesh Atid chairman lays out his condition for joining government: Haredim must be required to do military or civilian service and go to work.

Storm leaves several Israeli communities looking like war zones.

Ministry says it contacted the police and the Interior Ministry's Population, Immigration and Border Authority to ask that it avoid detaining foreign workers near new clinic.

Plans for the project, which involves 1,500 homes over the Green Line, were approved last month by the National Planning and Building Council, causing tension between Jerusalem and the West.

An Egyptian official said the leaders of the Palestinian Hamas and Fatah factions had agreed to implement a long-delayed reconciliation pact, although it is unclear if the deal will extend beyond holding more talks.

Enlightened self-interest leads farmers to aid birds.

The gradual shift from gasoline and diesel fuel to natural gas is helping improve air quality.