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Israeli government says it will do everything to find perpetrators of the bombing, which claims at least eight lives.

Bomber kills eight including himself and injures dozens in attack on tourist bus full of young Israelis in Burgas.

Rabbi Elyashiv, an indisputable authority on the Torah and Talmud (Jewish law) had expressed a wish against saying eulogies at his funeral.

Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv was one of most influential and revered figures in Judaism.

Laszlo Csatary, the most wanted Second World War Nazi war criminal, who is accused of killing 16,000 Jews, said he was only “obeying orders”.

At least three tourists killed and 27 injured in bus blast at Sarafovo international airport at Black Sea resort popular with Israelis.

As the Syrian forces at the border are being moved to tackle the internal conflicts, the Syrian-Israeli border becomes an attractive hub for the global Jihadists, fears the Israeli Intelligence Chief.

Kadima walk-out sparked by dispute over law which exempts ultra-orthodox students from conscription.

Israeli officials trying to convince legendary US filmmaker Woody Allen to base his new project in Holy Land

Following the discovery of the Flame virus in May, security experts have uncovered another piece of malware called Madi, which is threatening the Middle East.

Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Sarsak talks of his harsh conditions in detention by Israeli authorities.

A hoard of 108 gold coins dating to the time of Crusades kept in a small mud jug has been discovered at the fortress ruins of Apollonia National Park in Israel.

After three months on hunger strike and three years in prison, Sarsak gets hero's welcome in Gaza on release.

Controversial settlements 'do not breach international law and should be subject to ordinary planning and zoning laws'.

Official investigation promised after online video shows police officers bullying nine-year-old Abd a-Rahman Burqan in Hebron.

The missile test was part of the Great Prophet 7 exercise, a three-day military drill to test the precision and efficiency of Iran's warheads and missile systems.

Two Iranians allegedly involved in the plot aimed at Israel, Saudi Arabia, the US and British missions in Kenya arrested.

During excavation at a Synagogue, Jewish prayer house, portions of a decorative mosaic floor depicting several biblical scenes were unearthed in the ancient Jewish village at Huqoq in Galilee in northern Israel.

Shamir was battling poor health and Alzheimer's disease for the past several years and was living in a nursing home since 2004.

Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, supposed to be the birth place of Jesus Christ, was inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List on Friday.

Organisers claim event is celebration of life while critics brand it 'totally macabre'.

Senior Hamas official identified as Kamal Hussein Ghannaja was gunned down in Damascus. Finger pointed at both Israel and the Assad regime.

MSCI downgrades firm in Corporate Social Reponsibility Index for Israel's use of Caterpillar bulldozers to destroy Palestinian homes.

Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi seeks more engagement than confrontation with the EU.

Vladimir Putin tours the Middle East to remark Russia's controversial albeit growing role in the area

Is the establishment of a Russian advanced research facility a sign that we are about to embark on a digital age Cold War?

Russian leader urges more commitment to peace process and warns against unilateral actions undermining it.

Four ultra-Orthodox Jews held on suspicion of defacing the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem.

The Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Project, which provides access to these most ancient biblical manuscripts online, will work towards reading the most fragile Dead Sea Scrolls without opening.

MI5 chief Jonathan Evans has defended the controversial draft Communications Bill, stating that the UK must be able to keep pace with cyber criminals.