Israel's strong but measured strikes on Hamas targets for rockets that appear to have been launched by Islamic Jihad show an unwillingness to escalate – especially as tensions mount on the northern border

Their every move is filmed, every exit from their house depends on the army and they may access their land three times a year at most. The Gharib family has been living this way since Israel surrounded them with settlers

Report confirms past Haaretz findings on AnyVision technology used to track West Bank Palestinians – but if used on Israeli citizens, it could be illegal

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Divorced parents who found a supportive community in an unexpected place, and camp directors who offer chronically ill children serious fun and a taste of independence

Gantz also criticizes government's response to Friday's aggression, saying a government lead by him 'will not suffer the threat to residents of the south'

Thousands attend rally marking the 24th anniversary of former PM Yitzhak Rabin's assassination under the slogan 'yes to peace, no to violence'

Israel sees Baha Abu al-Ata, an Islamic Jihad commander most likely responsible for Friday's rocket fire, as a local bully whose star is briefly shining

It’s doubtful the picture has changed very much, so Benjamin Netanyahu may not be the only one exaggerating the seriousness of the situation for his own purposes