Authorities tell court, in affair that has ensnared sex offender and fraudster Rabbi Eliezer Berland, that they believe they know who killed Nissim Shitrit

Families living in contentious East Jerusalem neighborhood say that offer to give them protected tenant status 'prepares the way for our right to the land to be taken away'

Canberra currently only recognizes part of Hezbollah as terror group; premier also asks Scott Morrison to advance rebuke of Iran at upcoming IAEA board meeting

Joint statement by US president and European leaders says if new nuclear deal reached, Washington will 'stay in full compliance, so long as Iran does the same'

Military court run by Palestinian terror group says others have been sentenced to life in prison or hard labor

Report says top US diplomat called Israel's advancement of new housing units in West Bank settlements 'unacceptable'; Israeli official: 'The Americans gave us a yellow card'

Military says it provided first aid to the 3 workers, who were surveying damaged Palestinian olive groves near settlement considered to be hotbed of extremist activity

Tel Aviv family court accepts paternal relatives' argument that boy's regular place of living is in Italy, ordering maternal grandfather to pay $21,800 in court fees

Head of Tehran's National Security Council makes threat in English and Hebrew in response to reports Jerusalem has okayed $1.5 billion for strikes against its nuclear program

Amid efforts to resume nuclear talks, finance minister says 'no diplomatic process or agreement will stop Iran's nuclear program'