Police say found at least 13 pilgrims carrying forged documents at airport; suspects sent home to quarantine, expected to be hit with charges for knowingly spreading a communicable disease

For nearly two decades, Zakaria Zubeid has been an object of fascination for Israelis and Palestinians alike, progressing from a child actor to a swaggering scarred faced militant and head of West Bank troop promoting 'cultural resistance' to Israeli presence in the region

Islamist organization's spokesperson tells Russian news agency it wants ties with 'all countries in the region,' and even ready to cooperate with U.S., except for Jewish state; remarks come after group announces new Afghani government

Meeting Russian counterpart Lavrov in Moscow, FM says Tehran's nuclear problem not only an Israeli issue and warns Iranian military entrenchment in Syria destabilizing element for wider Middle East

Unclear whether overlook was unmanned due to tactical security arrangements, budgetary restrictions, or any other reason; guards failed to spot fugitives on facility's surveillance cameras; police launch probe

Drug giant had received troves of Israelis' medical data in exchange for continued vaccine supply in a move panned by critics raising ethical concerns, including possible privacy violations

Rabbi Avraham Levy, 45, from Beit Shemesh was killed after suffering severe wounds to most parts of his body following a collision between a shuttle carrying Hassidic pilgrims from Uman to airport in Kiev and a bus