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Police says masked youths fled inside the mosque and threw stones at the force

Sends chemical makeup of a substance to the user's smartphone, where a variety of applications present the results

There were 119 votes in favor out of 193 UN members

Israeli PM say he is willing to "immediately" resume negotiations with the Palestinians

Over 11,000 Israeli demolition orders relating to an estimated 13,000 Palestinian structures await implementation

Suspected Jewish attackers torched the home of Saad Dawabsheh in the West Bank village of Duma on July 31

Israel's 47 Christian schools have been on strike since the academic year started last week

In a cabinet meeting, Netanyahu says Israel is 'not indifferent to the human tragedy' of refugees from Syria

Jewish dietary law bars eating of pork and shellfish, and also prohibits the mixing of meat and dairy products

After Monday's Supreme Court decision, he will now be jailed for one year from October 6, plus six months suspended

Turns out to be the upcoming launch of new film 'Atomic Falafel', an atomic comedy

They said Israel's blockade was the main obstacle to reconstruction of Gaza

Call for Netanyahu's arrest upon arrival in the UK for the massacre of over 2,000 civilians during Gaza offensive

Authorities have barred African migrants from entering Tel Aviv and the southern city of Eilat

Israel’s Health Ministry ruled that Heinz ketchup does not contain enough tomato solids

Silwan is one of the several neighbourhoods in East Jerusalem that is dealing with an influx of Israeli settlers

What Narendra Modi did in the UAE should be reciprocated by Nawaz Sharif in Tel Aviv

Israeli military source says strikes targeted militants who fired rockets into Israel on Thursday

Amna Farooqi, a senior at University of Maryland, says she fell in love with Zionism after taking a course in college

It is the fourth such incident in recent days

Israel's govt will decide if it will invoke a law allowing force-feeding of prisoners when their lives are endangered

Attack led to protests and international outcry over Israel's failure to curb violence by hardline Jewish settlers

The child's father had been treated for third-degree burns at an Israeli hospital

Air France issues an apology, saying the error was due to a map scale and display problem

Rivlin had written a Facebook post following Friday's arson attack on a Palestinian family's home in the West Bank

The Israeli cabinet called the arson,which resulted in the death of the toddler, a terror attack in every respect

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has firmly condemned attacks and called them "terrorism"

Police said Palestinian youths threw stones at security forces while protesters held photographs of the child

Earlier on Friday, an 18-month-old Palestinian boy was killed in a house fire in the West Bank village of Duma

The attacker had only recently been released after serving a 10-year sentence for a similar attack

London-based rights group has called for those responsible for alleged offences to be prosecuted

Settlements in the West Bank are viewed as major obstructions to peace negotiations with Palestinians

June 18 arson attack followed more than 40 suspected hate crimes committed against churches, mosques and monasteries

It was the third deadly arrest operation in less than a week

Masked rioters fled into the mosque and started to throw stones and blocks at police from inside Al-Aqsa mosque

US Secretary says a military or cyber attack on Tehran would be an enormous mistake with grave consequences for Israel

Neighbours say Falah Abu Maria, 50, was shot in chest in village of Beit Omar near southern city of Hebron

During the protests, stones were regularly thrown at the city's light railway

After years of kicking and screaming, Tehran is ready to give up its nuclear ambitions — for now

The last time the two leaders spoke was in June 2014

While Iran does not recognise Israel's existence, Saudi bombing campaign in Yemen drew anger

Wife of Israeli Interior Minister Silvan Shalom published an "inappropriate joke"

France is leading an initiative that would see the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, relaunched

Israeli police reported that three rockets were fired but patrols were searching to find where they had fallen

'On the one hand, the IDF (army) will continue to keep kosher but we not poke our noses into soldiers' sandwiches'

The new government was formed after reaching a late-night deal on a new coalition

Govt declares that old-design banknote of Rs500 will cease to be legal tender with effect from October 1, 2011.