Eli Ashkenazi

Four mines reportedly exploded near Syrian town of Quneitra, injuring many of the hundreds of protesters who gathered on Israeli border to mark 44 years since beginning of 1967 Six-Day War.

Protesters say closure of the city's library and cultural center signifies the destruction of cultural life in the northern town.

Prosecutor's office says copying of material from the municipal computer server and three other computers 'was done so that the mayor could search for topics relating to him that the city comptroller was investigating.'

Education Ministry and Interior Ministry will cover the community center's debts to its staff and suppliers.

Commander of police force coastal district recommended that police close a traffic investigation against himself and indict another driver.

Structure built in 1950 will be preserved for its historical significance.

Three people died in two separate accidents on Friday, one near Lake Kinneret and the second in the Negev. And on Thursday, four people were killed when their car crashed into a tour bus near the Dead Sea.

Accident occurs after 2 killed in a collision between a van and a tractor in the lower Golan Heights.

Bonfires were lit at thousands of locations across the country, and more were scheduled to be lit at around midnight in a number of locations near Mount Meron.

Many believe Lag Ba'omer to be the anniversary of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohai's death, buried on Mt. Meron; fire services on high alert as people turn out en masse to bonfires marking the holiday.

The public relations officer of Al-Marsad, the Arab Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Golan thinks that nothing much will change despite border crossing incident.

More than 100 infiltrators crossed the Syria-Israel cease-fire line at Majdal Shams, and a total of 14 infiltrators were killed on the Syrian and Lebanese borders.

IDF fears more violence following Sunday's clashes; Syrian man trying to enter Israel stopped in a taxi driven by East Jerusalem man at exit of Golan village of Majdal Shams.

Some 1,300 Jewish children from Syria were secretly brought to Palestine from 1945 to 1946. One of them vividly recalls the man who was the driving force of the operation, Menachem Lozia.

Director Yonatan Kanaskevich reveals why he made a memorial documentary about himself.

A support group for bereaved grandparents is slowly growing in Kfar Sava.

Site dedicated to IDF's Sayeret Egoz unit located in the foothills of Mount Hermon repeatedly suffers destructive attacks.

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu is one of 18 rabbis who signed a petition in October, urging Jews to refrain from renting or selling apartments to non-Jews.

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu slams the media for calling him a racist for signing the 'rabbis' letter' that said Jews should not rent their homes to gentiles; rabbi says 'thank God in Safed, land isn't sold to foreigners.'

Livneh has greatly influenced environmental and nature issues in the Galilee, and has instilled the value of nature in generations of travelers and guides, both through locating and charting treks and by writing and editing books on the land.

By reviving traditional crafts, women in this small Arab village in the north hope to attract tourists from all over Israel

Police suspect the woman, who has been identified as Svetlana Nosinsky, was killed because of a personal dispute with the suspect.

The most popular sites run by the authority were the Banias and Caesarea nature reserves, each of which attracted some 4,000 visitors.

Woman succumbed to multiple stab wounds after being found near factory in the Tziporit industrial zone of Nazareth Illit.

Jewish National Fund says it had more than 170,000 visitors to its forests, with cyclists coming out in particularly large numbers this year.