Sheffi Paz detained after she and another protestor entered the preschool and confronted carer as the children celebrated Jewish festival of Hanukkah

Pact with Khartoum plunges community of asylum seekers into uncertainty as talks set to focus on migration; 'It is not safe to go back to Sudan yet,' says Monim Haroon

As developers rush to 'clean up' bohemian area and artists are pushed further to the city's south, a cultural center is in danger of being erased

'Esther Hayut, you buried Zionism,' reads graffiti; Sheffi Paz later released on bail, has previously admitted to placing threatening stickers on mailbox of another top judge

Closing of skies freezes Gary Meles' plans to move family to Canada, where they'd finally be able to receive recognition as refugees

South Tel Aviv resident Sheffi Paz says she plastered stickers outside home of Justice Uzi Vogelman, who filed police complaint, but she denies it was intended to be threatening

Justices say requirement to put portion of salaries in special fund that workers can only access if they leave Israel is illegal, infringes their property rights

With majority in their communities now unemployed and without government benefits, asylum seekers say law withholding 20% of their salaries will put families on the streets

Ex-lawmaker's attorney says parents of first grade student allegedly pushed during class trip just trying to extort her

Monica Joseph, 19, survived harrowing journey to Jewish state and could 'take over' the world of modeling, but can't leave the country without legal status or passport