Fadi Eyadat

Police are clueless as to the cause of death of the couple, in their 40s, and their 2-year-old daughter in the Druze village of Isfiya.

Victim feared revenge over neighborhood dispute months earlier, witnesses say.

Police probing motivation behind early-morning car explosion, coming only a month after 3 people were wounded from a bomb placed in a parked car in Rehovot.

Controversial Arab lawmaker urges students to tell university's donors that she was discriminated against.

Zuabi's arrival at the university prompts verbal confrontations between Jewish and Arab students.

Police were called to Ofer Gil's home after his wife reported that he had violated a restraining order to stay away from the home.

Police officers arrived at the man's house following a report of domestic violence; officer says he was forced to open fire after driver tried to run him over.

Student allegedly e-mailed the dean from the computer of one of his lecturers.

Police fire stun grenades, tear gas to scatter crowd; extreme rightists protest in Arab town and call for the Islamic Movement to be outlawed in Israel.

Police fire stun grenades, tear gas to scatter crowd; extreme rightists protest in Arab town and call for the Islamic Movement to be outlawed in Israel.

Nearly 200 pedophilic films and images were found on personal computer of Haifa pediatrician suspected of being part of international child-pornography distribution ring, according to an indictment filed at Haifa Magistrate's Court.

After three years of construction, Israel's longest tunnel is about to open and make trips in Haifa a bit more pleasant.

The Israeli, who was stationed in Africa as part of job with Solel Boneh civil engineering firm, was abducted in all likelihood by local criminals who are demanding a $170,000 ransom.

By law, municipalities and local councils must approve a budget no later than three months after the Knesset approves the state budget.

In contrast to Haifans, the Indian military annually marks "Haifa Day," the day in which the Ottomans were ousted from the city.

Police suspect that the newspaper Kul Al Arab copied articles directly from the computers of its rival A-Sonara and used viruses to shut down its website.

37-year-old janitor accused of sexually abusing a student for three years; alleged victim claims the abuse was preceded by threats.

British Foreign Office: Shalit's detention is unjustifiable and unacceptable. The British government demands his immediate and unconditional release.

Michael Gerber, 77, allegedly fought with his wife, killed her and called police to say 'I murdered my wife. She made my life miserable.'

Second lieutenant arrested along with six other soldiers earlier this week on suspicion of stealing at least six laptop computers from Gaza-bound aid flotilla.

Police believe Itai Freum was killed by an electric current transmitted by a wire connected to a water pump.