National team's Moanes Dabour was booed by fans Saturday over a post he wrote on Jerusalem tensions during May's unrest in the capital

Shin Bet accuses suspects, apparently all related, of assaulting drivers and setting vehicles on fire

Military doesn't believe Hamas is actively preparing to launch fresh hostilities, but threatens harsh retaliation to any further violence amid rising tensions along the border

NY-based group accuses IDF of damaging neighboring buildings, leaving dozens homeless and destroying scores of businesses; Israel has said building was Hamas military asset

One intercepted, second lands in Strip; no injuries or damage reported; launches follow threats by terror groups over slow reconstruction, deaths of operatives in Jenin

Seven Arab residents of the city have been indicted for setting fire to the Efendi Hotel, where Aby Har-Even was killed in May, but none are charged with causing his death

Rights group condemns Hamas for attacks on Israeli civilian areas during May conflict, confirms some rockets fell short in northern section of coastal enclave

Two decades after the first rudimentary rockets landed in the town, experts are still struggling to figure out their long-term effects on a generation of parents and children

Residents of the south are held on suspicion of throwing stones at cars and police officers

Eyal Hulata and Meir Ben-Shabbat reportedly sit down with Abbas Kamel to discuss maintaining Gaza ceasefire brokered more than two months ago by Egypt