Israeli police first came across the 'Carlo' submachine gun in the 2000s, but downplayed its importance. The Shin Bet was equally dismissive, but now it’s become a symbol of the current spate of killings.

Hundreds said to have fled area of Taza where chemical-laden rockets were fired by Islamic State militants.

On a visit to Israel, Khalil al-Dakhi recounts how he has rescued hundreds of fellow Iraqis from the clutches of Islamic State.

Jeffrey Goldberg’s 'Obama Doctrine' shines new light on the complexities that created the most dysfunctional relationship on earth.

A 16-year-old who went to school in his ancestral village in the West Bank and was planning to go back to the U.S. to study medicine was shot five times by Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint. They claimed he was wielding a knife.

The government won't call it this, but there's no denying that Israel is facing a third intifada. What makes it different is that it's being carried out by individuals who aren't taking their lead from religious or political figures. And preventive measures run the risk of making matters worse.

Departures / Arrivals: An Israeli emigre in Hungary ponders the difference between the two countries; a Russian tourist talks 'Samurais vs. Zombies.'

As the prime minister racks up a decade in office and dreams of many more years in power, this is an apposite time to consider what his legacy will be.