Parents say Nadav's injuries more complicated than first thought, hold public prayer service for son's welfare at Western Wall

If he succeeds, far-right minister could cause new type of rift between Israel and US Jews, whose organizations donate billions of dollars to the development of the country

Former Likud leader loyalist fails to get ministerial portfolio after falling out with prime minister; Bitan also says public broadcaster should be 'improved,' not shut down

Medics say 50-year-old woman lightly hurt after falling while running for bomb shelter; police minister ties attack to move to close bakeries in prisons holding terror inmates

Star actor accused of involuntary manslaughter along with weapons specialist involved in production of film; both maintain their innocence and vow to fight charges

Republicans push measure to eliminate Commission of Inquiry, 'combat systemic anti-Israel bias' at world body; US opposes investigation but maintains funding as part of UN budget

Tom Livne, whose Verbit transcription firm is valued at $2 billion, urges other tech executives to emigrate, argues it's the only way to get government to listen to concerns

Now in her 80s, the second-wave feminist leader, writer, and Israel activist looks back on how her family's drive to avoid stigma molded her view of self and others