In remarks made behind closed doors, Amos Gilad warns that ongoing freeze in the peace process could yield third Intifada as Palestinians prepare to ask UN for recognition of statehood in September.

Israel's Air Force attacked what it said was a terror squad planning to kidnap Israelis over the Passover holiday, killing three.

In wake of Richard Goldstone's op-ed in which he said Hamas 'has done nothing' to investigate itself over Gaza war actions, Hamas says they cooperated fully with fact-finding mission.

A Palestinian engineer secretly captured in Ukraine and jailed in Israel denies having any knowledge of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.

2010 saw a record-breaking 3.5 million people visit Israel

Israel's government watchdog announced on Thursday he would investigate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid accusations private businessmen paid for lavish trips for him and his family.

PA President threatens to quit in September if peace talks with Israel don't move forward, urges Israel to 'take advantage' of the current 'order' in the West Bank.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has filed suit against a television channel and a newspaper for accusing him of taking trips at the expense of private businessmen, aides said Wednesday.

A ''Third Intifada'' page, which had acquired almost 200,000 ''fans'', was closed down on Tuesday just days after Israel contacted Facebook to complain over comments on it which it said called for ''the killing of Israelis and Jews''.

Comment comes following a Channel 10 report alleging that PM Netanyahu, his wife accepted sponsorship for flights after returning to politics in 2003.