Even if special consul concludes it was sloppiness rather than criminal, experts say imbroglio will be plague US president as Republicans will say it shows he's not fit for office

Several hundred more demonstrating in Haifa and outside President's Residence in Jerusalem; officers close off several roads in coastal city

Channel 12 survey shows most who voted for Netanyahu's party hope laws to radically curb the judiciary pass, just 17% oppose; 40% want to push legislation through dialogue, talks

Jewish Bostonians, allies walk in procession from Central Reform Temple to Boston Common for city’s unveiling of new 20-foot-high bronze sculpture to civil rights leader

Local wing of terror group tries to target Israeli forces near Jaba', south of Jenin; another Palestinian wounded in clash 2 weeks ago dies

Iran claims, without evidence, that Ali Reza Akbari spied for Britain’s MI6; in assumed coerced confession, Akbari says Britain asked him about nuke scientist said killed by Israel

Richard Dalton says Tehran was also potentially sending a warning to any other would-be collaborators with foreign powers as national unrest continues

Kan's director says Shlomo Karhi's push to slash funding would lead to closure of outlet; he vows it will continue broadcasting 'despite threats to its very existence'