Jack Khoury

Heavy snow and rain storms fall upon northern and central Israel; snowfall in Hebron causes heavy traffic; rain also expected in the Negev.

Shutafut-Sharakah group says in statement that it regrets CEO Boaz Zafrir's stance and is considering taking matter to court.

Senior Hamas analyst praises Hamas leader for passing organization reigns to next generation of leaders.

High Court of Justice upheld the law banning Palestinians from permanently living in Israel with their Israeli spouses; couples to be dependent on good graces of Interior Ministry clerks to renew residency permits.

Supreme Court ruling to uphold law banning family reunification, ending hope for a normal life for thousands of families in Israel.

Jaser Asraf, 38, of Baka al-Garbiyeh, allegedly received the money from the Egyptian banks to file a suit on their behalf against the Custodian General and Jerusalem's King David Hotel.

Judges were divided in their stance on the Citizenship Law, with six justices voting to uphold it and five opposing it.

The stamp was found at Horbat Uza, east of Acre, during excavations prior to the laying of railroad tracks from Acre east to the city of Carmiel.

Lebanon's official news agency says security forces unable to approach location since area is littered with unexploded cluster bombs it says Israel launched in 2006.

'After years of public campaign, during which I got to know Israeli society thoroughly in all its beauty and ideology, I have decided to join public activity,' Shalit tells reporters.

According to police, an 18-year-old from a moshav near Tiberias, allegedly used four different credit card numbers to order consumer goods.

One of the men arrested Talel Abu Mana denies any allegations against him and has volunteered to take a lie-detector test to establish his innocence.

An 18-year-old from northern Israel used details of a number of credit cards to purchase smartphone, tablet computer and home cinema system.

WATCH: Video showing alleged staging of terrorist attack Friday that left 26 dead and 63 wounded.

Arab League Secretary General Nabil Elaraby says Hamas must work with 'integrity, transparency and credibility' to bring end to violence, during meeting with Hamas head Khaled Meshaal in Cairo.

Syria TV says 10 dead, 46 wounded; attack comes 2 weeks after twin explosion rocks Syrian capital, killing 44 and wounding dozens.

Arab, Jewish citizens submit petition against law granting finance minister power to reduce budget of state-funded bodies that reject Israel as Jewish state or mark the Palestinian Nakba.

Petition to Planning and Building Committee and JNF argues plan places desire to plant forest above constitutional rights of the inhabitants.

Arab citizens of Acre claim they are being evicted from the city’s state-owned buildings as part of a lucrative gentrification plan.

Nabil Elaraby says protesters are being shot by Assad forces despite presence of Arab monitors, calls for a complete cease-fire.

MB says 'will not recognize Israel under any circumstances'; move to cancel peace treaty could represent strategic chance too great for MB as it seeks international legitimacy.

Deputy chief of Egypt's largest party says the 'people must have their say,' rejects possibility that Muslim Brotherhood will recognize Israel.

Lebanese lawmaker and Assad aide Wiam Wahab says Syrian President will not be forced to step down, will agree for orderly change of regime through democratic elections.

Army spokesman says airstrike hits same crew responsible for Qassam attacks in recent days; IDF: Israel will not suffer attempts to hurt its citizens.

Six Arab farmers who met the ministry's quality standards have now been chosen; others complain conditions make it financially not worthwhile.