Businessman is reportedly injured in the leg during sail down Dalyan River, flown to hospital in helicopter

Lawyer for Acre resident says he's heading back to Israel after being held for over a month, won't be allowed back in Turkey

Independent body warns that social media giant's current moderation policies don't sufficiently distinguish between Holocaust denial, for example, and criticism of it

Shas chief insists he doesn't plan cabinet return; admits powerful protest movement has hindered judicial shakeup, was spawned by government's hardline nature and rhetoric

President warns Israel is facing a threat from within, calls for political leadership to show 'courage and responsibility' to reach a compromise

High Court clears Shas-led plan, lifting injunction it issued amid criticism scheme focused on large, religious families at expense of Holocaust survivors, single parent families

Far-right minister reportedly tells Netanyahu his party will boycott government until demands are met, but move will have little impact until Knesset returns for winter session

30 years ago, the Israelis and Palestinians signed an agreement many thought was set in stone. Now, as it lies battered and seemingly done for, here are the lessons we can draw