Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday received a government report presenting the findings of a special governmental inquiry committee into the death of Muhammad Al-Durrah, a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, during the second Intifada in September 2000 in an exchange of fire in the Netzarim Junction.

Israeli police say vandals have spray-panted slogans on the home of one of the leaders of a liberal Jewish women's group that has angered ultra-Orthodox communities over its demands for equality of worship.

Suspects holed up inside bank in Beersheba with hostages after firing indiscriminately at bank goers. Standoff ends after one robber kills himself; second robber taken to hospital.

About 150 Arabs involved in the riots near Jewish settlement in Samaria.

Friendly soccer match leads to Fatah threats.

The International Criminal Court is to open a preliminary investigation into Israel’s conduct during their 2010 raid on a Turkish flotilla that was trying to break Israel’s blockade of the Gaza Strip.

Several Syrian rockets landed early Wednesday in Israel, on the Mount Hermon area of the Golan Heights, which borders Syria, the Israeli military said.

Project in East Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo sparked a diplomatic row with the US during Biden’s visit in 2010.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday for talks expected to focus on Moscow’s reported plans to deliver advanced S-300 antimissile batteries to the regime of  Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, a longtime ally of Russia.

3,893 truckloads of goods were imported into the Gaza Strip last month, including 1,135 truckloads of construction materials.