Oz Rosenberg

Distrubances occur in number of West Bank locations; around 250 Palestinians throw stones at security forces in the Beit Omar region.

Unknown vandals post sign saying 'Price tag' at family's lot in Beit Safafa; attack follows spike in violence by right-wing extremists against Arabs and IDF soldiers

Shahar Ilan, vice president of research and information for Hiddush, an organization that promotes religious pluralism and equality, says Clalit's exclusion of girls ratchets up gender segregation in a dangerous way.

Yair Nehorai isn't building the Third Temple, but he is making sure extremist Haredim who run afoul of the law get a fair shake in court.

Police raid two buildings in Dahiyat al-Barid in north Jerusalem, where Hamas allegedly operates, and another in Shuafat neighborhood in East Jerusalem where PFLP operatives suspected of gathering.

According to the indictment, Sahar Tannous allegedly pulled a handcuffed Palestinian by the shirt, threw him to the floor, hit him in the legs with a club and cursed him.

Security officials step down hours after receiving warning of a possible attack; alert comes 2 days after the stabbing of 17-year-old Jerusalem resident.

Warning comes two days after a 17-year-old resident of the Ramot neighborhood was stabbed by a young Arab man while sitting on the curb near his home.

Right-wing MKs link attack to 'Israeli capitulation to terror' in Shalit deal.

An initial investigation indicated that the attacker was an Arab man who fled from the scene of the crime and ran through the Ramot forest toward the village of Beit Iksa. Police have determined that the attack had nationalist motives.

High Court denies petition by families of terror victims seeking to stop deal; Shalit to be greeted by officials before meeting family and coming home.

Session devoted to petitions against the swap repeatedly disrupted by Israelis who lost family members in attacks linked to Palestinian prisoners who will be exchanged for Shalit.

On Sunday, Shalit's parents urged the court to reject the petitions quickly, warning that any hitch at this time could easily upset the deal.

Court responds to petition against stringent separation of sexes at traditional celebration taking place nightly in the Haredi neighborhoods during the Sukkot holiday.

Police permitted ultra-Orthodox community to erect 26-meter long barrier in Mea She'arim, in what High Court says will be last time practice is approved.

Family of abducted IDF soldier Gilad Shalit request to speak at court hearing discussing petitions by bereaved families against the release of Palestinian terrorists.

Advocacy group seeks time to vet list.

The man, who was caught in the act by security cameras and detained by security guards, was identified as Shvuel Schijveschuurder, a survivor of the 2001 suicide bombing at a Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem

Names published on Israel Prisons Service website on Sunday; President Shimon Peres expected to approve pardons of all prisoners in swap deal.

Speaking to Haaretz just hours before vandalizing Tel Aviv memorial for the slain PM, Shvuel Schijveschuurder protested the release of his family's murderers for the abducted IDF soldier.

Large billboards posted throughout capital's ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods this week forbade women during the celebration, despite court order.

Despite secular residents' objections, Talbieh building to get Shabbat elevator.

Bus driver lightly injured after rocks cause him to crash bus into wall; Jerusalem Police searching for perpetrators.

Police Commissioner Danino says closure of kindergarten due concern over Najat association, which runs the kindergarten; security forces especially suspicious of two founders with terrorist past.

Police claim tape, which covers a demonstration near the separation fence in the south Hebron hills, holds crucial evidence needed in an investigation.