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Israeli planes carried out strikes on tunnels used for smuggling along the Gaza-Egypt border and a building east of Gaza city on Saturday, causing damage but no casualties, security forces and the Israeli military said. An Israeli military spokesman said...

President Barack Obama and visiting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting in the White House Monday night, in an attempt to re-launch the stalled peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.     The two leaders discussed security cooperation on a...

Hadar Shavit, 39, from the town of Lapid.   Shavit, a veteran pilot, revealed only upon boarding the helicopter that Ran Lapid, a distant relative of his, would be at the helm. Lapid was also killed in the crash. "I...

US efforts to revive the Middle East peace process floundered Tuesday after US President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held closed door talks amid signs of friction. The two went into talks after the US renewed its...

A Palestinian health official says a smuggler has been killed in the collapse of a tunnel under the Gaza-Egypt border. Dr Moaiya Hassanain of the Gaza Health Ministry says the man killed yesterday was 25 years old. Border smuggling provides...

Noam Shalit, 'Nothing new'   Photo: Dudi Vaaknin Captive soldier's parents continue rounds of talks with ministers in hopes of garnering support for impending prisoner exchange deal. After meeting with Minister Katz, father Noam says, 'There is nothing new… When...

During the Friday rally, a leader of the group, Nafez Azzam, called on demonstrators to reject the Palestinians negotiations with Israel The Jerusalem Post reported. The Islamic Jihad resistance movement was founded in the Gaza Strip in 1970s by Fathi...

Sderot Mayor David Buskila   Photo: Sderot media center Mayor of southern city accuses judge who led UN-appointed probe of Operation Cast Lead of ignoring Israeli side of equation. 'You and entire world stood silent when 8,000 rockets landed in...

Palestinian rivals cooperate for Gaza haj trip Hundreds of Gaza Palestinians set off for Mecca on Friday for the annual haj pilgrimage, after bitter rivals Fatah and Hamas set aside their dispute to agree on a list of 4,500 participants...

Israel's restrictions on the media during Operation Cast Lead in Gaza and Iran's crackdown on journalists amid post-election protests drew black marks Tuesday from a watchdog monitoring media freedoms worldwide. Both countries fell on Reporters Without Borders' annual ranking of...