In bid to attract liberal voters, Simon Salama will stand for the Ennahda party in municipal elections. Muslim party rejects criticism from religious circles

Like Moses, Esther and Herzl, Mort Klein just wanted to plead the Jewish people's case when he went to Doha. The PR hit piece by Steve Rabinowitz on Klein didn't show any financial or ulterior motives for his involvement because there are none - and that can't be said about Rabinowitz himself

Telecoms tycoon and Bezeq owner Shaul Elovitch complains in court about ‘repeated attempts to break my spirit,’ while his wife, Iris, is released to house arrest for 10 days as Case 4000 probe continues

The army says the new restrictions are temporary and that a meeting with Breaking the Silence will be held, but the group says no such meeting has been set

The head of the State Prosecutor's Office acknowledges that court decisions could overturn earlier rulings considering West Bank land 'state land,' rather than privately-owned Palestinian land

Justice minister Shaked says there was nothing wrong with the meeting set up by Netanyahu's adviser between journalist Dan Margalit and then-candidate for attorney general Avichai Mendelblit

A local Israeli committee responds to the urging of a district court allow the anti-occupation NGO of Israeli soldiers to give lectures

Defense Minister Lieberman believes that while the distress in the Strip is real, the Hamas government is deliberately exaggerating its scope