All today's headlines

Were Yacimovich and Lapid to speak out now - yes, now, before the election - about the dangers of the occupation, they might lose a few votes, but they would be fulfilling a historic task.

There is no longer any difference between Netanyahu and Feiglin, between Lieberman and Gideon Sa'ar. They are all lashing out furiously at Abbas; just as long as they don't end up at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

Shelly Yacimovich is correct in claiming that the Labor Party, which she heads, was never a left-wing party. The occupation has eaten away at everything here that was good.

Past experience teaches that pinpoint assassinations of the heads of political movements and military organizations are not necessarily effective.

After years of opposition to the plan, local council heads back land-based natural gas treatment facilities,

People in communities of up to seven kilometers away from Gaza were told not to go to work today, except for those in vital positions; gatherings of more than 100 people prohibited.

Israelis are more unwilling to donate their heart, brain and sexual organs than other body parts, says report.

Errant shells that have fallen in the Golan Heights are the result of the low level of expertise among the Syrian armed forces deployed in the area, according to a military assessment.

The prime minister has boasted never having declared a war in the total of seven years he has led the country, despite being a belligerent talker. So why now?

Israel launched a military operation in Gaza Wednesday, killing Hamas military chief Ahmed Jabari in airstrike; over 100 rockets fired at Israel since; more than 25 rockets intercepted by Iron Dome System; Israel may expand Gaza operation, says senior official; Israeli cabinet authorizes IDF reservists call-up; UNSC held emergency meeting on escalation.