Border guards injure, arrest man who apparently tried to hit them at A'zaim checkpoint outside capital

Netanyahu urges move as infections remain high among Arab Israelis, saying travel restrictions recommended by Health Ministry only partially implemented

Nearly 2,000 new cases diagnosed in day, with sky-high positivity rate sparking fears of wider, undetected outbreak; 17 die from virus in 24 hours

Army board accepts that 19-year-old Hallel Rabin's pacifism is sincere, not driven by 'political considerations'

Military says troops uncovered two explosive devices buried along a road near Ramallah, apparently rigged to blow when a soldier approached

600 new infections reported in enclave, but Hamas authorities reluctant to declare second lockdown; in West Bank, 19% of virus tests confirm disease

Six months after ending relations with Jerusalem in protest over now-ditched sovereignty plan, Ramallah announces that all ties 'will return to their previous state'

20 families enter Sa-Nur ruins in effort to resettle northern West Bank communities abandoned along with Gaza settlements in 2005 'disengagement'

While Israel's Civil Administration says the EU-funded school is illegal, Ras al-Tin residents say they have no choice, as only 1.6% of Palestinian construction is approved

Security service arrests two suspects who were allegedly contacted by the Gaza-based terror group and instructed to gather intel, carry out shootings