Reports say suspect is combat soldier, 18, who is close to parents of a boy who attended the center; protests calling for stricter supervision set for Sunday

Yisrael Beytenu head says PM's Likud is no longer party of the political right; will talk to Shaked if the former justice minister interested in joining him

Former PM says will unite country 'a moment before the total dissolution of Israeli democracy'; billboard campaign to launch with slogan 'State of Netanyahu or State of Israel?'

UK artist, who was born to Russian Jewish immigrants and served in World War II, portrayed in his art a gritty, dark urban landscape

Court hears Tristan Morgan laughed after he was set alight when starting blaze at 250-year-old Exeter Synagogue in July 2018

President calls longtime leader of Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement 'a rare species of leader, full of love for Israel'; PM says rabbi influenced him personally

Amir Peretz holds first public meeting of election campaign in Arab city of Tamra, says his faction needs strong showing to build equality in Israel

Member of powerful Assembly of Experts says Britain should fear retaliation in response to interception of oil tanker suspected of violating EU sanctions

Israeli-Arab advocacy group Adalah vows legal action over online lessons students are required to pass to travel on class trips; Nazareth school cancels Sweden visit in protest

Germany Fines Facebook $2.3 Million Under Hate Speech LawGerman authorities said Tuesday that they have imposed a 2 million-euro ($2.3 million) fine on Facebook under a law designed to combat hate speech.
The Federal Office for Justice said the social networking company had failed to meet transparency requirements for its handling of hate speech complaints.

'We don't need that,' former defense minister says of potential alliances; top MK Ofer Shelah also says party will keep same lineup for September elections

Award-winning Israeli artist Michel Kichka, known for his cartoons, graphic novels and commentary, talks about his work as 'defender of the Zionist project, not of the politics'

How the 2014 conflict pitted Jewish communities against each other

Video shows group of ultra-Orthodox men trying to interfere with cleanup of scrawl on city wall appearing to call Aliza Bloch Hitler

No reported injuries from blaze in Rosh Ha'ayin; site of private Baby Love center and several nearby homes damaged; lawyer for parents denies they were involved

Top aide to Khamenei accuses Europeans of having 'indirectly violated' nuclear deal, says upping enrichment beyond terms of pact backed 'by every component of the establishment'

Prime ministerial hopeful complains there are too many areas in UK where English isn't a first language, hails country's 'amazing' experience with immigrants

Tremor with magnitude as large as 7.1 felt in as far as Las Vegas and Mexico; earthquake the largest to hit area in 20 years

Controversial candidate, who is Jewish, says corporate interference ends up creating an 'illusion of choice'

Two groups say labeling has become a political tool to pressure Israel and refuse to comply

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