State Department says energy envoy's recent talks with sides narrowed differences between them, adds US engagement will continue in coming weeks

Running for Congress seat in city's newly created District 10, former mayor says pro-Israel lobby has undergone 'unacceptable' change, will not accept endorsement if offered

Prices nearing 2012 record high of 8.25 NIS per liter, despite a temporary tax cut; Liberman vows to reduce tariffs further

Speaking at Cyber Week conference, Bennett says 'wreaking havoc in Tehran' is not a policy, but Israel will respond to assaults; top cyber official says Iran a 'dominant rival'

Judges also order Yitzhak Abergil to pay NIS 1.5 million in compensation to victims of 'cruel' 2003 bombing in Tel Aviv, which they say was 'no different from a terror attack'

Netanyahu's party planning to vote against legislation, to thwart coalition from advancing popular initiative ahead of election season; US officials make same plea to Joint List

Union announces kindergarten and school will resume for the last two days of the year, despite rejecting salary increase offer

Moshe Klinerman, 16, was last seen on March 25 at the tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai on Mount Meron; his family believes he was kidnapped