Selçuk Küçükkaya tells investigators of 11 meetings in 10 European cities where he was given his assignments including surveillance of a Palestinian traveling from Beirut; the private eye says he was payed for his work

The Hungarian biochemist and American Jewish immunologist are to receive the prize from Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf in a ceremony in Stockholm in December

As unrest persists along Israel-Gaza border with Palestinian riots and incendiary balloons destroying crops, residents of mostly agricultural Israeli border communities say will continue working no matter what

Andrés Roemer, who has had a street in Israel named after him for opposing UNESCO proposal denying Jewish connection to Temple Mount, arrested on home country’s request; 61 women have provided testimonies against him, with 5 testimonies central to extradition request

Ex-POTUS denies allegations he inflated his assets and his own net worth to obtain favorable bank loans and lower insurance premiums as legal woes mount

Israel Prize laureate widely hailed as the mother of Israeli feminism for her efforts to promote women's roles in society