Interception appears to mark second time air defense system has been used to shoot down enemy unmanned aerial vehicles

Footage showing condition of Israeli captives would determine number and 'value' of prisoners released, source tells Arabic paper; sides said to be awaiting Israeli okay

Afaf al-Najar was turned away from the Rafah crossing because her estranged father filed a petition to block her from traveling to Turkey to attend university

Military court run by Palestinian terror group says other 'informants' have been given life in prison or hard labor; 130 people have been sentenced to death in Strip since 2007

Drill meant to 'improve preparedness' and check that forces internalized the takeaways from May's 11-day conflict, military says

Maj. Gen. Nitzan Alon, who led military's probe into PR issues related to the operation, says bringing down the 12-story building caused Israel more harm than good

Terror group says dozens of detainees in Israelis jails will skip meals in solidarity with members being held without charges

Expanded quota brings total of recently announced permits to 10,000; Israel's liaison to Palestinians says measure dependent on preservation of long-term stability

Decision comes after both Hamas and Islamic Jihad threatened to renew violence along the frontier in recent weeks

The two men are taken for questioning after being identified near the security barrier