Terror group in Egypt says it launched two grad projectiles at crossing two days ago, hitting Egyptian territory; claimed IDF had bombed its positions in response

Tech company discovers 3-year-old breach, considered the biggest in history; security experts says it’s likely the work of a foreign government

After years of legal wrangling, government decides to expropriate former home of Nazi leader; fate of building uncertain

Ruling clears way for collection of works confiscated from Jews and found in home of recluse Cornelius Gurlitt to move to Bern, after cousin attempted to stop transfer

The beloved Smadar movie house, a symbol of local pluralism, is under threat of closure, again

Netanyahu sees his trip to Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan as a model for warming relations, but the two countries he toured are atypical in their approach to Islam

Joseph Rotblat, who died in 2005, honored with marble plaque at university where he earned a doctorate in physics

Party stalwart denies allegations, says his ‘well-known loving nature may have been misinterpreted’; activist who pointed the finger urges him to resign from parliament