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Palestinian Authority is hesitant to take on militants in the West Bank, meaning nightly Israeli incursions will continue and with them, many casualties

Opinion: Out of all the coalition’s policy proposals thus far, curtailing labor rights could prove to be one of the most preilous affronts to Israeli democracy

Only several branches still offer the popular meal, amid claims Israeli Kosher laws may be involved; local ownership says the shortage of cheese to blame and container on rout

Israeli artist Benzi Brofman joins an Iranian filmmaker in painting that marks the first time such a display of support has occurred in an Arab Israeli city

Netanyahu and Macron discuss regional crises, and in particular the Iranian nuclear program, which threatens Israel as well as France and Europe; Macron also took the opportunity to reiterate his desire to contribute to the dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians

Siemens submits a 'sworn declaration' obliging it not to do any business with Israel in order to set economic pressure; President of the German-Israeli Society intends to file a complaint to have Siemens’ actions legally reviewed

Tnuva cites upgrades to one of its facilities as reason for 20% shortfall in supplies of its popular milk cartons, says shortages might last up to two weeks

Attack comes hours after Iron Dome intercepts rocket fired by Islamic Jihad; alarms go off in border city and neighboring communities for second time in less than a day

UN envoy says Tehran reserves right to 'give a firm response whenever and however it feels necessary', calls on international community to condemn attack which 'goes against international law'

Shimon Ma'atuf, 75, managed to fire one round at terrorists before taking axe blow to the head, leaving him in critical condition