In one of the broadest such hack campaigns on record, thousands of companies in 17 countries hit by demands that they pay up in order to get their systems working again

Cops arrest 2 fellow residents of Ahmad Issa's hometown of Kafr Qasim over suspected involvement in killing

Officials say 40 rescued from wreckage of C-130 transport aircraft that missed runway, failed to regain power

Palestinian newspaper says both Israel and Hamas okay with move, quotes sources saying funds won't go through banks controlled by Gaza-ruling terror group

Former finance minister says 'too bad' ex-PM didn't step down from party leadership to enable right-wing government, but adds he respects decision

Museum, housed in a former synagogue, documents the rise from Jews' past as industrial laborers in the city's urban center to their becoming residents of its leafy suburbs

European source says main aim of Massimo Aparo's trip will be to ensure the IAEA can still monitor the centrifuge cascades at Natanz

Public broadcaster says ex-premier's lawyer warned Shlomit Barnea Farago legal proceedings could be initiated, after reports on police probe into funding of home renovations

Power outages compounded by neighboring Iran's decision to reduce electricity supplies over debts that Baghdad says it can't pay, partly due to US sanctions

Hebrew University report urges government to adopt immediate new measures to curb outbreak, estimates vaccines 60-80% effective in preventing contagion for Delta variant

Israel’s first Olympic surfer, one of the all-time greatest canoe paddlers, and a teen track star para-athlete are just some of the athletes to root for this summer

Review of court records has found that at least 49 defendants allegedly tried to delete incriminating photos, videos and texts

Tehran has denied the Karaj facility was hit in June drone strike

Confirmed death toll in Florida building collapse rises to 24, with 124 still missing; authorities vow to bring down rest of crumbling structure before Tropical Storm Elsa hits

Palestinians in Ramallah call for 'the fall of the regime'; unlike in previous rallies, Palestinian forces refrain from violently dispersing crowds