Nablus Palestinian man treated at Hadassah Hospital

Published on February 25, 2013

A Palestinian wounded in a clash with Israeli soldiers and settlers near the Palestinian West Bank city of Nablus was taken for treatment to Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem in Jerusalem.

Seven killed on Israel’s Egypt and Gaza borders

Published on June 18, 2012

Militants who crossed into Israel from Egypt's Sinai Desert fired on Israelis building a barrier on the border on Monday, killing one worker, before soldiers shot dead two of the attackers, Israel's military said.

Soldier, Palestinian die in Gaza border shootout

Published on June 1, 2012

A Palestinian gunman and an Israeli soldier were killed in a shootout on the Gaza Strip-Israel border.

Israeli teen, Palestinian man injured in Hebron clashes

Published on April 18, 2012

A Palestinian man and an Israeli teen were injured in clashes in Hebron.

Police quell Temple Mount riots

Published on February 24, 2012

Police dispersed Muslim rioters on the Temple Mount who apparently had been spurred by reports that Jewish extremists planned to enter the site.

Panetta urges Israel, Palestinians to negotiate

Published on October 3, 2011

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Monday called for "bold action" from Israeli and Palestinian leaders to achieve peace after cautioning that Israel was becoming increasingly isolated in the Middle East.

Israeli, Lebanese troops exchange fire [VIDEO]

Published on August 1, 2011

Israeli and Lebanese troops exchanged fire on Israel's northern border; no Israeli soldiers were injured.

Report: Over 50 killed in bloody ‘day of rage’ clashes

Published on April 29, 2011

At least 50 protesters were killed in in pro-democracy demonstrations throughout Syria on Friday, including 15 in the south Syrian town of Daraa, according to opposition members.

Syria government resigns in effort to appease protesters

Published on March 29, 2011

Syria's Cabinet resigned Tuesday to help quell a wave of popular fury that erupted more than a week ago and is now threatening President Bashar Assad's 11-year rule in one of the most authoritarian and closed-off nations in the Middle East.

Israeli policemen injured in clash with Palestinians

Published on April 1, 2010

Israeli security services clashed with Palestinians and activists outside of a prison near Ramallah.

Three border police officers were injured in Wednesday's demonstration by about 200 protesters calling for the release of 10 Palestinians who were arrested Sunday in Bethlehem. Two protesters were arrested.

Hirsi Ali, critic of Islam, honored for courage

By Tom Tugend
Published on October 29, 2008

A tall African-born woman, raised a devout Muslim but now one of Islam's sharpest critics, last week calmly dismantled some of the favorite shibboleths of American liberalism.

A clash of two birthdays

By Judea Pearl
Published on September 17, 2008

In sharp contrast to the birthdayof Kuntar, next month will witness another birthday celebration closerto my heart: the birthday of our late son, Daniel Pearl, who would have turned 45 on Oct. 10

A Rough-and-Tumble Return

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on October 2, 2003

Actress Jessica Lundy was mostly working TV guest starring roles when she landed the part of Roberta in John Patrick Shanley's "Danny and the Deep Blue Sea" last month.

Pushing the Limits

By Gil Sedan
Published on October 5, 2000

In less than a week, whatever was left of the mutual trust between Israelis and Palestinians appeared to come tumbling down.