Israel Police releases tapes of Bank Hapoalim's security cameras that clearly show the assailant with his drawn weapon shooting one of the victims; four people died and one was seriously wounded in the attack.

Trading was influenced by the release of quarterly reports. The three communications companies on the blue-chip TA-25 - Bezeq, Partner and Cellcom - were the index's worst performers for the month.

Praise for Deputy Minister for Religious Affairs Eli Ben-Dahan by Reform and Conservative movements turns into condemnation after he clarifies that non-Orthodox Jews cannot use state-sponsored mikvehs for purpose of conversion.

A recent report revealed that PM spent $127,000 of taxpayers money on installing a 'resting chamber' on a flight to London for Margaret Thatcher's funeral; MKs requested the investigation.

According to report by UN nuclear watchdog, the Islamic Republic increased its capacity to refine uranium by installing hundreds of more centrifuges in Natanz.

IAF chief says Syria arming itself with advanced Russian weaponry, including Russian S-300 systems.

An urban boutique near Cairo decorated with a swastika raises uncomfortable questions about whether the Nazi dictator is a hero or villain in the Arab world.

Top conference officials were sufficiently concerned by allegations that they launched probe in 2001 that did not detect wider fraud; Semen Domnitser, a Claims Conference employee, was found guilty March 8 of the $57 million scheme.

Maj. Gen. Amir Eshel says Syria has invested millions in purchasing anti-aircraft missiles, including Russian S-300 systems.

Due to the lack of U.S. policy on Syria, encouraging a negotiated solution between Assad and the rebels now appears to be the West's least dangerous course of action.