Siren to blare around country at 8 p.m., marking somber Memorial Day events, amid tensions in Gaza and controversy over ceremony dedicated to both Israelis and Palestinians

Residents on edge days after major Gaza conflagration; IDF says klaxon activated by mistake, is looking into the incident

Prosecution informs witness in scandal that his immunity agreement is off after he changes his story and exercises right to remain silent

Justice Ministry says officer felt imminent danger when Yehuda Biadga lunged at him; case has led to accusations of racism by community

Psychiatric evaluation says Arafat Irfaiya responsible for his actions and can be tried for brutal rape, murder of Israeli teenager

State comptroller has twice denied PM's request to receive funding from wealthy foreign benefactors to aid in corruption cases

Now that the Gaza flareup is over, Tel Aviv is pulling out all the stops for the international song contest, aiming to hit just the right note for its many visitors

As with most holidays, Israel to shut down crossings to Palestinians from Tuesday to Friday; exceptions may be made for humanitarian reasons, army says

'Terror strikes us all without discrimination and without mercy and we will never surrender to it,' Reuven Rivlin says at home of victim Zaid al-Hamamda

Backing the PM over truce with Gaza terror groups, Miri Regev says her colleague's remarks were 'inappropriate'