National Israeli panel of inquiry says iconic footage from start of Second Intifada reveals that Palestinian child apparently caught by IDF bullets did not actually die in the incident.

Attila Petrovszki's agent assured event organizers the fighter was no longer an active neo-Nazi, but his appearance was reportedly canceled due to 'media pressure.'

To visit Palestinian-controlled areas, some foreign nationals need military entry permit that Israel doesn't explain how to get.

Message is first high-level expression of sympathy; Netanyahu had refrained from contacting Turkish PM after the bombings near the Syrian border.

The Michurinsky congregation is the sixth operational synagogue in the Russian capital, which is home to at least 100,000 Jews, according to the European Jewish Congress.

From Netanyahu's vow to prevent weapons from reaching Hezbollah, to the European Union's deferment of the decision to label products from Israeli settlements, Haaretz brings you the top 8 headlines you might have missed.

At least 32 people killed, opposition activists report, as forces loyal to President Assad clash with rebels around a major town close to the border with Lebanon; activists say shells hitting town at rate of 50 per minute.

In eight years Israel exported $4.6 billion worth of UAVs, to countries ranging from Britain to India and Uganda.

Close cronies cite the prime minister's long hours, the expense of entertaining, and on the cosmetics budget: 'NIS 64,000 is a token.'

Earlier the finance minister had canceled funding cuts to yeshiva schools associated with Shas and United Torah Judaism.