Reporters are bullied, have equipment confiscated, barred from sensitive sites… but they don’t report it. ‘They’re too scared,’ says Israeli official, lamenting capitulation to harassment

Skies blackened by Israeli airstrikes capture the imagination of graphic artists in the Gaza Strip and West Bank

Israeli-developed bomb sensor is up to 1,000 times as sensitive as army’s detector dogs in Gaza, inventors say

President, in phone conversation with PM, speaks of future demilitarized Gaza; IDF death toll rises to 43; PA fumes at Kerry for convening ‘friends of Hamas’; Gaza death toll said to climb above 1,000, including hundreds of gunmen

Ending the conflict requires seeing the big picture and formulating a concrete vision of a workable future

Islamist group couldn’t accept Cairo proposal because it included acceptance of Israel, says Abu Marzouk, but official ceasefire text makes no such demand

Author of ‘Up the Down Staircase,’ granddaughter of Sholem Aleichem, still taught Jewish humor course at 99

Much-criticized Kerry proposal was merely draft written after talks with several parties, US official says, slamming inaccurate, gratuitous attacks on secretary in Israeli media