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Washington fears those missiles could be used to carry a nuclear warhead at some point in the future

Israel says the projects are built illegally but aid groups say that obtaining necessary permits is nearly impossible

The White House said the Israeli government had requested a Netanyahu meeting with Obama on either March 18 or 19

OIC resolution urged member states to ban products produced in or by illegal Israeli settlements from their markets

Netanyahu reiterates commitment to a decision allocating an area at the Western Wall for egalitarian Jewish prayer

The Israeli army could not immediatly comment on the reasons behind Abu Sakha's detention

Court appointed psychiatrist concluded that the principal accused lied about his mental state to avoid judgement

Some 200 people, most of them Palestinians, took part in the anniversary demonstration

'Boycotts undermine good community relations' Cabinet Office

Olmert's prison term closes a chapter in a long legal odyssey since he left office in 2009

The three sisters grew up in the desert village of Shaharut in southern Israel

Court says Netanyahu's alleged abusive behaviour towards employees was credible

The Israelis say they need a big increase in US defense aid to offset the windfall their arch-enemy, Iran

Bill has sparked international criticism with US and EU ambassadors to Israel expressing concern over its implications

'I will always defend the right of Palestinians to have a state of their own'

The new prayer section would enable men and women to pray together in a space comprising hundreds of square metres

Two Israeli cabinet ministers, both allies of Prime Minister Netanyahu, said Israel should boycott the meeting

US-led efforts to broker peace for a two-state solution collapsed in April 2014, no efforts to resume talks since then

Tunnels have been reconstructed in Gaza City to fight the Jewish state, says Ismail Haniya

The report cites documents leaked by rogue US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden

Many work in settlements only because Israel’s stifling of the Palestinian economy has deprived them of alternatives

Last week, Israel declared 370 acres in the West Bank, south of Jericho, as state land

The statement could hinder attempts to mend fences between the two countries after years of estrangement

A total of 156 Palestinians and 24 Israelis have been killed in three months of violence

His family say Yisrael Kristal was born in Poland on September 15, 1903

App allows users to send anonymous messages, photos, videos without the receiver being able to trace it

Israel is currently negotiating a new 10-year military aid package with Washington

Israeli defense ministry says the lands are in the final stages of being declared state lands

About 30,000 Israeli high-school students go on organized week-long trips to Poland every year

Israeli forces in the West Bank hunt after a Palestinian accused of stabbing

Israeli PM says lifting sanctions will allow Iran to further back proxy militants in region, including Israeli enemies

The Benedictine monastery, in the Old City, is near a site where many Christians believe Jesus held the Last Supper

The 'implementation day' of the nuclear agreement ushers us into a new and dangerous era, says Gilad Erdan

Some 100,000 people remain displaced after the fighting with economic growth stifled by Israeli and Egyptian blockades

A Gaza health ministry spokesperson said one person was killed and three wounded on a beach

Israel refuses to confirm or deny it has such weapons or to sign up to nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

Israel has detained two Palestinian men who refused to heed a military expulsion order from their hometown

The military said troops had fired at 'rioters who hurled firebombs and rocks at the soldiers'

A representative for the fire service did not rule out the possibility of arson

Local media showed pictures of Nashat Melhem's body, with a submachine gun next to it

There is even speculation of an eventual collapse of the PA, the governing authority set up under the 1990s

Israel has been under heavy pressure to try those responsible for the attack, with rights groups questioning the delay

The New Year's Day shooting came days after leader of Islamic State group threatened the Jewish state with violence

Erdogan raises hackles in Israel with his sometimes inflammatory rhetoric towards the Jewish State

Police units search for suspect who carried out shooting with an automatic weapon at a pub

Death brings to 138 the number of Palestinians killed since a wave of violence erupted at the start of October

The months-long investigation is focused on claims the couple spent the money on garden furniture and private villa

The book 'Borderlife' could undermine the separate identities of Jews and Arabs, says education ministry official

Singapore's foreign ministry summoned the Israeli ambassador after a police report was filed about the incident

The trial of the former premier was linked to the construction of Jerusalem's massive Holyland residential complex