Oz Rosenberg

Nine of the 10 fatalities were kindergarten children on their way to a field trip near the West Bank town of Ramallah; dozens reportedly injured.

Beit Safafa man released on Tuesday after spending five months behind bars.

Most patients and staff are residents of the West Bank, which has become increasingly inaccessible due to the separation fence and its system of permits.

'Death to Arabs' and 'Kahane was right' were spray-painted in Hebrew on a wall outside the bilingual school.

'Death to Arabs' and 'Kahane was right' daubed outside bilingual school; Christian monastery defaced with 'Death to Christians' and 'price tag' inscriptions; Jerusalem police investigating both incidents.

Police suspect eight members of the ultra-Orthodox Bratslav sect worked together to suborn witnesses scheduled to appear at the trial of their leader and two others.

Alleged incident took place in Jerusalem’s Ras Hamis checkpoint, where the Palestinian law student says she was detained until the security guard verified she gave him her real number.

Security forces also temporarily shut down a large charity organization on Sunday that had been operating in Silwan for many years.

Border Police shut down both a soccer club and a charity organization for a period of 30 days, under orders from Israel Police Chief.

The police are stepping up patrols on Mount Scopus to end the harassment of women students at Hebrew University.

Forth man's remand extended by two days; the men attacked a woman, smashed her windshield, punctured her tires and doused her with bleach.

In latest incident sparked by 'immodest dress,' crowd of ultra-Orthodox men smash car of Natali Mashiah, 27, who says she believes they were going to set her on fire.

Khaled Abu Rafah and Mohammed Totah sought refuge from Israeli arrest in a Red Cross compound in the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah in July 2010.

Lawyers for Elon, one of the leaders of religious Zionism, tells the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court that it was his habit to hug his students, as part of his educational methods.

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

Rabbi Mordechai 'Moti' Elon went on trial last month on charges of assaulting two 17 year-old students; says there may have been physical contact, but it was not sexual.

Palestinian armed with ax shot as he tried to attack guards at Qalandiya checkpoint; attacker lightly wounded, transported to Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.

Two policemen are suspected of beating, sexually assaulting and otherwise humiliating a Palestinian routinely arrested outside of Jerusalem.

'People tell you that you smell bad, deal with it. Put on deodorant every day. You'll smell better,' driver says in recording by sixth grade schoolgirl driven by him daily.

‘We are sorry that you’re here,’ Ethiopian schoolgirls record driver as saying on Jerusalem bus.

Protesters march in front of the Knesset and hold signs which read, 'Blacks and Whites – We're all Equal' and 'Our Blood is Only Good for Wars.'

The man, Meir Iluz, argues in court that the law, which is intended to prevent car theft and trade in stolen car parts, is racist.

Group of teens surround victim, a third-grader, shout and spit at him and then throw a large rock in his direction that hits him in the back.

Nine Haredi protesters held in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh.