Ayalon Freeway reopens in Tel Aviv after police on horseback push out activists, who hold demonstrations throughout country, slam 'reasonableness' bill

Defense chief okays deployment of amphibious readiness group and some 2,500 Marines after Iranian attempts to seize tankers, joining destroyer and fighters recently sent to region

After failing to forge compromise back home, president's visit to DC to get ties back on track winds up with American leader reiterating opposition to judicial reform

Alexander Popivker handed suspended jail term and 18 months of probation; is also required to attend anger management classes and is barred from campus

Paul Kaufmann inherited composer's 10 skull pieces brought by his family to the US upon fleeing the Nazis

Researchers urge doctors to use overall body fat composition, rather than body mass index, to more accurately determine patients' health risks

Activists now on 4th day of their trek from Tel Aviv to the Knesset, an event at once combative and festive, as coalition prepares next week to pass first judicial overhaul bill

Former principal to receive punishment on August 24 following years-long battle to bring her to trial