A relative of Abed al-Fattah al-Sharif, a knife-wielding assailant who was shot dead by a soldier after being subdued, says Israel won't allow a Palestinian pathologist's presence at his autopsy.

Vermont senator spent much of the week on the West Coast, trying to build his support among liberal activists to help narrow a gap of 300 delegates behind Clinton.

Prime minister says that he trusts the IDF will conduct a 'thorough, responsible and fair' investigation on the soldier suspected of murder in Hebron, softening his initial comments.

Moshe Katzav will seek to reduce his seven-year prison sentence for rape, sexual harassment and obstruction of justice.

Some 400 Islamic State fighters reportedly killed in battle from historic city, leaving large portions of ISIS territory strategically open for assault.

'I've led more soldiers in battle than you,' Netanyahu says during severe argument with education minister, who urged government to intervene against possible murder charges for soldier who shot prone Palestinian.

Otto Skorzeny, one of the Mossad’s most valuable assets, was a former lieutenant colonel in Nazi Germany’s Waffen-SS and one of Adolf Hitler’s favorites.

A soon-to-be-released report by peace group obtained by Haaretz suggests that international pressure may have affected companies' decisions to move within the Green Line.