Amiram Ben-Uliel claims he confessed only after torture, which included being 'seated in an impossible position' and listening to women singing.

Knife-wielding Palestinian man flees scene after soldiers attempt to arrest him.

The strike of Mohammed Al-Qiq, who stopped eating on Nov. 25 in protest of being held without charges, is longer than fasts by other Palestinians or by Irish prisoners in 1981.

Gadi Eisenkot aimed his controversial remarks on response to Palestinian stabbings at the political arena; politicians were not interested.

Russian intervention has tilted the scales, and Jerusalem is concerned of a regime victory, which would be victory for Iran as well. To prevent that, Israeli officials believe West must intervene in favor of moderate rebels.

A cellar beneath a Palestinian grocery in Jerusalem’s Old City was the focus of a violent spat between the storeowners and the church. One abduction and diplomatic crisis later, the sides have now been ordered to build a dividing wall.

Education Minister Naftali Bennett reveals how far his religious political party has accelerated towards fundamentalism when he anoints himself Chief Censor for Israeli schools.

Other ministers were dismayed over comments made by education minister at cabinet meeting focused on deterring Palestinian youths from committing stabbings.