Several rockets were fired from Gaza at Ashkelon, an Israeli city of 117,000 inhabitants, overnight Thursday.

December 2013 saw a record number of tourists in Israel despite the snow storm that swept through the country and disrupted flight schedules.

Senior Israeli military official says Hamas probably not to blame for recent salvoes but says that militant group has proven its ability to prevent terror attacks.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu met Thursday with King Abdullah of Jordan in Amman, a meeting that had not been announced in advance.

Numbers more than double in second year of Gaza’s ‘Pioneers of Liberation’ program; females also trained.

Campaign by asylum seekers picks up again after suspension following Sharon’s death; women and children rally in Tel Aviv.

At ceremony, FM Avigdor Liberman addresses 20 other CERN members, lauds joint ‘dedication to scientific excellence’

Off-shore accounts are legal in Israel, as long reported to tax authorities; PM's office says all accounts and deposits were reported.

Jewish State Dept. contractor has been held in Cuba since 2009; US official met with Gross last week, in Havana.

It's a medieval treasure trove worth an estimated quarter of a billion dollars, filled with gold crosses studded with gems and intricate silverwork. For years, it's been at the center of a dispute between a Berlin museum foundation and the heirs of Holocaust-era Jewish art dealers.