Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Monday to hold discussions in the Knesset and with the public on the terms of a deal for the release of Gilad Shalit, amid reports that Hamas was to free the abducted Israeli soldier within days.
The incidence of hate crimes in the United States in 2008 hit a seven-year high, according to data released Monday by the FBI.
Whether in a wheelchair or on his own two feet, John Demjanjuk will enter Munich District Court on Nov. 30 to stand trial for World War II-era crimes against humanity.
Top Israeli political and military leaders are increasingly worried about several recent incidents involving soldiers publicly declaring their refusal to evacuate Jewish settlers from the West Bank.
A Kassam rocket was fired from Gaza at southern Israel.
Dozens supported and protested Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on his arrival in Brazil.
A faculty strike at a Jewish day school in suburban Philadelphia appears to be over.
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