Interior Minister says there is ''no doubt who masterminded the attack'' that killed five Israeli tourists and their driver.

Palestinians pleased with EU decision on West Bank settlements; State Department official suggests secretary may focus on Syria.

Police say two Arab men attacked the thirty-year-old on his way home from the Kotel; units searching area for suspects.

Muslim Brotherhood official dismisses claims over national reconciliation as bloody clashes continue in Cairo.

The confluence of Ramadan and Tisha Be’av inflame the situation.

Army force on regular patrol of border with Syria comes under fire, shoots back at group of unidentified suspects on the frontier; no injuries among IDF soldiers in the incident.

Israeli officials on Tuesday slammed an EU directive forbidding all 28 EU member states from dealing with Jewish communities located beyond the 1949 Armistice lines, including eastern Jerusalem.

The European Union has issued a binding directive to the 28 member states forbidding any funding, cooperation, awarding of scholarships, research funds or prizes to institutions or people residing in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights.

Social media site Twitter said it has released data to French authorities looking into the authors of a series of anti-Semitic tweets.

Israeli Premier Benjamin Netanyahu expressed renewed concerns about the lack of movement in diplomacy towards stabilising the Iranian nuclear threat ahead of Tuesday’s meeting of international political directors in Brussels