Jack Khoury

Human rights groups hail resolution as unprecedented; European Parliament calls on Israel to withdraw government-approved plan to regulate Bedouin communities in Negev.

Initial reports blamed Mossad for the death of Kamel Ranaja; anonymous Hamas source says he was not linked to the organization's military wing or to Mahmoud al-Mabhouh who was assassinated in Dubai.

Manaf Tlass, son of former Syrian Defense Minister Mustafa Tlass, fled Syria two days ago.

Gag order places on the detention of Dr. Eyad Jamil al-Jawhari, who returned with a group of Druze students who had culminated their studies in Syrian universities.

Netanyahu says he will only support a replacement to the Tal Law if it includes service for Israeli Arab and Haredi men.

Two-year-old loses palm in a meat grinder accident; neighbor admits to burying hand in yard.

The committee tasked with drafting a replacement to the Tal Law are set to recommend that the requirement that members of Israeli minorities carry out national service be implemented gradually.

Accused by Talab al-Sana of incitement and racism, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's calls Arab MK 'terrorist.'

Recommendation made in response to Knesset's Plesner Committee, which is seeking ways to integrate Arabs and ultra-Orthodox Jews into military or civilian service.

Turkish PM Erdogan says the two pilots on the plane are alive and currently in Syria; Syrian vessels currently assisting Turkish vessels in finding the plane.

Education Minister announces that the curriculum for the next school year will focus on the leadership of the late prime ministers.

But Israeli Arabs remain deeply split over events in Syria.

Following state comptroller report on Gaza flotilla raid, Barak says 'accepts' criticisms paper lists, will act to mend issues; opposition leader: Report exposes smug PM.

Syrian opposition president Abdel Basset Sayda responds to Benjamin Netanyahu’s offer to assist rebels, saying: 'we are not counting on Israeli assistance and we don’t need it.'

Mohammed Sarsur, denies any involvement in his son's death.

Judge dismisses Israel Police claim that Mohammed Khatib, who was shot by police in 2007 after stealing a security guard's weapon in Jerusalem, acted from nationalistic motivations.

Speaking in televised address on anniversary of Israeli pullout from south Lebanon, leader of militant group warns Hezbollah has missiles that can reach any point in Israel.

Al-Jazeera cites rebel leaders as saying that Free Syrian Army special forces kill Defense Minister Rajiha and former head of military intelligence Assef Shawkat; Syria TV says alleged casualties officials call in to deny report.

What started out as a few dozen is now hundreds, says Kafr Manda's imam.

Arab teachers and students working in Kfar Sava's Meir Medical Center have been forbidden to speak to each other in Arabic, despite the fact that Arabic is one of Israel's official languages.

Despite heightened security, events commemorating the 'disaster' of Israel's formation have been marked by a relative calm; Palestinians clashing with IDF in Qalandia.

State Attorney representatives claim to have heard about Monday’s agreement ending the hunger strike only through the media, and have yet to receive any official instructions.

Sources within the Palestinian Prisoners Club claim that agreement regulates administrative detainees, solitary confinement policy, and visits from family members residing in Gaza.

Palestinian Prisoner Association says Israel will present deal that will include references to administrative detention, solitary confinement, and visiting permits for Gazan families.

Reports indicate that progress in negotiations has been made, though hunger strike to continue as a number of issues remain unresolved.