Prosecutors reportedly ready to file indictment claiming involvement of individuals in foreign country in hammer attack at port, which left 2 Israelis seriously injured

Service to and from airport resumes after two-hour pause, in the second disruption in as many days

Ministers rallying against their own government and cabinet infighting over security and settlements sharpens rifts, though a centrist may shake up the scene anyway

'We are putting... dreams in the spaceship, like you would put a note in the Western Wall, wishing for a bright future,' SpaceIL founder says as time capsule is placed in vehicle

Plan envisages early retirement of 337 workers and a cost of some NIS 512 million ($136m); 2018 net profit will be cut by NIS 464 million, filing says

US Navy may stop docking in Haifa after Chinese take over port; Australia reaffirms recognition of West Jerusalem as Israel's capital despite backlash

Shahar Ayalon ousted as frequent disruptions plague trains, including Jerusalem-airport fast track, and financial losses mount

Nearly 8 years after Arab League exiled Assad regime for brutal crackdown on opposition groups, some regional powers express interest in restoring ties