No meeting is slated for Netanyahu, who is in New York for the UN General Assembly, and the U.S. presidential candidates. But the prime minister would agree to meet both of them if an invitation is extended, a senior official says.

Photos show one soldier kicking him, and another pinning him down to the ground with his knee. Military says the man was resisting arrest, but that the incident is being investigated.

Non-Ethiopian Jews and Arabs are more likely to be recommended treatment by the probation service, report shows.

Incitement regarding Israel's intentions on Temple Mount and Palestinians’ distrust of Netanyahu are fertile ground for violence in the capital as Jewish holidays approach.

National Guard and state troopers to be sent in; riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters after the fatal police shooting of a black man.

The PM fails once again to convince the U.S. president, as the two leaders ignore the elephant in the room: A possible UN Security Council move to secure Obama's legacy.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem comes in at 178th place, replacing Tel Aviv University as the only Israeli institution to make the prestigious list.

Police initiate arrest raids in Shoafat and Isawiyah in search of arms and suspected violent offenders in crackdown on 'popular terrorism.'