Naama Issachar was arrested and sentenced to seven and a half years in prison after she was caught in Moscow airport with 9.6 grams of hasish ■ Russia previous proffered to swap Issachar for hacker imprisoned in Israel at request of U.S.

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Fire crews were overwhelmed by the flames in the Mount Lebanon region, forcing the Interior Ministry to send riot police with engines equipped with water cannons to help

Decision comes despite no indication other inmates plan to hurt Aleksey Burkov, or that he would harm himself ■ Moscow has pressed Israel to exchange Burkov for an Israeli recently charged with drug smuggling

As the Turkish incursion of Syria enters its seventh day, candidates may be forced to outline foreign policy agendas

Roland Ulbrich, a member of Alternative for Germany, claimed the shooting was “not even attempted murder.”

Although it seems that Israel will not turn Burkov over to Russia in a trade for Issachar, Russia has reasons to think such hard ball might work.

The British women said that she was afraid Cyprus police will harm her unless she withdraws her accusations against the Israelis.

The Finance Ministry announced it would immediately reduce monthly subsidy payments to the companies by 20% – a cut estimated to be worth NIS 60 million per month.

Russia offered to free Na’ama Issachar in exchange for the hacker, but Israel declined the offer.

Jewish comedian says show will feature commentary 'on the mishigas of the week' and that no topic is 'off the table'

'Pause with Pittsburgh' initiative planned for October 27, the one-year anniversary of deadliest attack on the Jewish community in the US that left 11 dead

2022 World Cup qualifier is the first-ever game between the two national teams to be held in the West Bank

19-year-old woman alleges police forced her to recant, denied her access to lawyer during 8-hour interrogation in which she rescinded claim

Image of Adolf Hitler with words 'Did you forget about me?' removed from site, another called for 'crusade against Semite-led subhumans'