With leader coming out on top in civil war, Arab nations are now 'pretending that the past decade never happened,' analyst says

Clip from Ulpanat Horev in Jerusalem goes viral online, with Shas chief Aryeh Deri labeling it 'wretched and outrageous racism,' and education minister calling for probe

Berlin gives green light for Warsaw to re-export five Mig-29s that previously belonged to the East German military

FIBA launches disciplinary proceedings after Israeli flag burned and Hapoel Jerusalem supporters attacked with rocks and fireworks at game against AEK Athens

Company heads and investors report concern about raising capital, outflow of funds, and employees seeking to relocate, according to poll by Start-Up Nation Central

Outlet quotes Israeli officials railing at top Jordanian diplomat over response to clashes at flashpoint Temple Mount, amid strained bilateral ties

Widow and children of famed 'Fiddler on the Roof' actor tell Haaretz about his exploits to assist the spy agency, using his star status to help out with surveillance operations

Foreign Ministry says 33 Israelis were on board, and at least seven were seriously injured in accident

Diplomats to discuss divisive issue of possible end to Syria's 2011 suspension from Arab League over regime's actions during civil war

Yaacov Amidror says recent tensions, changing Middle East landscape and shifting US priorities make a 'deterioration' in the security situation likely