The main danger is from a vicious cycle of attacks and counterattacks by Palestinians and Jews.

Why is it that in Israel – a country surrounded by weapons of war – we don't see the same gun violence as that which cost the lives of students in Oregon and little McKayla from Tennessee?

Senior officer, on assault on AFP photographers: We have nothing to hide, officer's conduct was unacceptable.

Toyota, the world's second largest car maker, says it has no idea how its vehicles go into the hands of terrorists but is assisting the investigation.

Akerman, born to Polish Holocaust survivors, reportedly committed suicide in Paris.

Breakdown in relations between West and Russia makes it easier for Moldovan gangsters to acquire nuclear materials; in latest known case, smuggler sought ISIS buyer for cesium cache big enough to contaminate several city blocks.

As it looks like it's going to happen, the form of the next intifada bears thinking about. Short missile wars is one thing. Can the Israeli economy cope with years of unrest?

The army maintains that the so-called Toto bullet is non-lethal, even though it has killed four Palestinians since the beginning of the year, says B'Tselem.