Youngsters who live near Gaza’s border simply want the same safety and security that kids in the rest of Israel have

While Gazans credit cash injection to weekly protests, and Israel buys some time, the PA could yet cut its own funding for the coastal enclave, plunging it into war

Tel Aviv-based CommonSense Robotics launches what it calls 'the world’s smallest automated e-commerce facility,' believing that when robots process orders, errors are reduced

Kremlin only confirms 'short meeting' took place between leaders, both in France for WWI armistice centenary, after sides had failed to set up official sit-down

PM says European nations ought to change their 'the one-sided and hostile approach' to Jewish state

Palestinian media reports at least 6 killed, more injured, during Israeli operation in Khan Younis; IDF confirms 'exchange of fire broke out', rockets fired at south

Netanyahu received VIP treatment at the WWI memorial event, but when he went in front of Israeli reporters, the submarine probe and Gaza were all anybody wanted to talk about

Action against Michal Binkiewicz comes after he twice declined to pursue case against Jewish professor who wrote Poles killed more Jews than Germans in WWII