Mahdia Hammad was hurrying home to feed her baby. Border Policemen signaled her to stop, but she continued to drive, slowly. Then they sprayed her car with bullets.

His motives were unclear, but with France on high alert after the coordinated attacks in Paris on Nov. 13, determining what, or who, was behind the attack carried a sense of urgency.

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Argentine who made aliyah after the economic crisis awaits an emotional reunion with her family; an Israeli-born New Yorker ponders her three marriages.

Head of missile interception program was dismissed for having confidential documents on his private computer without authorization.

The Islamist militant group, which has links to al-Qaida, uses the Republican candidate's comments on Muslims in a video on racial injustice in the U.S.

Following the collapse of ‘Arab socialism’ and demise of the ‘Arab Spring,’ is there any hope that the cradle of civilization will become a superpower once more?

The police have not yet determined whether the attack was nationalistic or criminal in nature.

As one ex-premier gets sent to prison, his successor looks on with trepidation as his wife is questioned about household expenses, and ponders a troubling vote in his party's central committee.