From Israel announcing new gun-control rules as a result of the Be'er Sheva bank shooting, to an Israeli blogger getting arrested for urging citizens to rise up against the government over the economy, check out the top 8 headlines you might have missed.

After decades of leasing land to the government, the Greek Patriarchate's sale to a private, foreign buyer may signal inflated prices ahead for current residents.

The Belz Hasidic sect is one of the largest in the world. The groom is the admor's grandson, Shalom Roke'ach, who turned 18 a few weeks ago. The bride is Hannah Batya Penet, of a rank-and-file Belz family.

Yitzhak Ben-Zvi wanted to save money to integrate immigrants and build up Israel's defense, but a Knesset committee wouldn't hear of it.

Foreign Ministry rescinded its offer to let a team from the UN cultural agency inspect historical sites in the Old City of Jerusalem, saying the Palestinians violated a prior agreement that the visit be apolitical.

Graffiti reading 'Torah tag' and 'Women of the Wall are wicked' was painted on a wall leading up to the apartment of Peggy Cidor, a longstanding member of the board of Women of the Wall.

In his testimony, Hillel Cherney claims knowledge of Dechner turning state's witness originated in a leak.

Around the corner from the Ben-Yehuda pedestrian mall are an 18th-century Italian synagogue and a companion museum.

As the season draws to an end, Haaretz's soccer correspondent compares the management styles at newly promoted Hapoel Ra'anana and struggling Beitar Jerusalem.

With no challenger to face, latest polls show that only a major drama could threaten Barkat's reelection.