The ballistic missiles, reportedly intercepted over Taif, were fired by Yemeni Houthi rebels and were headed for Islam's holiest city as well as Jeddah, a port city on the Red Sea
Abbas spokesman issues cool response, Palestinian PM says no one consulted with him after U.S. said it will unveil economic aspects of blueprint at late June confab
Baka al-Garbiyeh resident Ahmad Mazen Dra'ima, 35, died of gunshot wounds Sunday overnight ■ Residents and officials charge that 'the police needs to function, not just as lip service'
Residents in Damascus report hearing several loud blasts ■ Rights group says the targeted area has an Iranian military and Hezbollah presence
Dareen Tatour's appeal on her conviction was granted, but judges let stand other convictions over social media posts
Palestinians also marched across the West Bank to commemorate the 'catastrophe,' the Palestinian term for the displacement in 1948
Israeli security forces brace for clashes, worry Palestinian factions will allow protest to escalate due to European presence in Israel for Eurovision
Thousands of Palestinians expected to participate in demonstrations along Israeli border, as Hamas officials await remainder of Qatari aid money
Top doctor believes Aisha Rabi's wounds could not have been caused by a stone, but others disagree; court orders release of Israeli minor, whose DNA was found on the stone that hit her car, to house arrest
In 1976, another man, Amos Baranes, was convicted of 19-year-old Rachel Heller's murder and served eight years in prison before his sentence was commuted - He was exonerated in 2002 and died from cancer a year later
Ashrawi, who in the past met with U.S. presidents and senior officials, says no reason was given for refusal ■ State Department says it does not refuse visas based solely on political views if they are 'lawful in the United States'
The transfer is part of the implementation of understandings reached following the latest round of escalations
Qatari, UN envoys to visit Strip for discussions on implementation of cease-fire agreement, Palestinian media report
Palestinian academics petition against distribution of booklet 'Our Role Model the President,' claiming it idolizes the president in a manner that befits tyrannical regimes
An additional 30 protesters were injured hours after Israel reopened fishing zones as part of the implementation of cease-fire agreements mediated by Egypt between Israel and the two main organizations in the Strip
Only about 12 vultures remain in the Golan after the latest illegal poisoning, which seems to have been caused by farmers targeting predators that attack cattle herds
Israel's commitment to cease-fire understandings will determine intensity of upcoming border protests, March of Return organizer says
The village of Khubbayza was destroyed in the 1948 war and remains unpopulated. This is the 22nd year that a 'march of return' is held on Israel's Independence Day
If things don’t start to move by the weekend, we could be back to another escalation, a Hamas source says
Ziad al-Nakhalah says his group was hours from launching rockets at Tel Aviv before the cease-fire that ended the last round of hostilities came into effect
Ministers tender their resignation after Jordan's King Abdullah fired the kingdom's intel chief amid and reports of attempts to topple the government
The move could not have come without the Trump administration's agreement, or at least its blind eye, senior Palestinian officials say
General closure imposed on West Bank and Gaza for Israeli Memorial Day and Independence Day ■ Palestinians welcome Qatari pledge of $480 million
Hundreds of homes were destroyed by Israeli attacks on the Strip, leaving many families homeless and dampening the mood for the holy month of fasting
Fighting will resume within the next few weeks if Israel doesn't take steps to lift the blockade on Gaza, Palestinian leaders warn
Palestinian official says an Egyptian-mediated cease-fire agreement began Monday 4:30 A.M. ■ Nearly 700 rockets launched from Gaza and four Israelis killed in two days of hostilities ■ Israel strikes hundreds of targets in Strip, 23 Palestinians reported dead ■ Israel kills Hamas moneyman in first targeted hit since 2014
Military says Gazan in charge of Iranian fund transfers killed in targeted strike, Hamas' public security headquarters struck
Some Palestinians say they are 'sick of promises' for change, but believe the weekend's escalation may cause sides to finally reach understandings
Rocket fire reaches as far as Be'er Sheva ■ Israel strikes 200 Hamas, Islamic Jihad targets in Strip ■ Schools cancelled across south ■ Source denies cease-fire talks
The 37-year-old Salah Bat Abu Arar was eight months pregnant and died of wounds she sustained from an Israeli strike; her niece, Saba Mahmoud, died instantly