One Dead in Clashes in Cairo
One person killed in clashes in Cairo. Muslim Brotherhood claims police officers fired at their march.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
One person killed in clashes in Cairo. Muslim Brotherhood claims police officers fired at their march.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu met on Tuesday evening with the U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin E. Dempsey.

John Kerry warned that if his latest peace mission is unsuccessful, Israel will be isolated, according to columnist Jeffrey Goldberg.

An IAF aircraft targeted concealed rocket launchers in northern Gaza, after terrorists fired rockets onto Israel.

Attacks in Iraq killed 13 people on Tuesday, four of them Shiite worshippers.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas personally greeted 11 freed terrorists and said: "Allah willing, all prisoners will be freed."

Terrorists from Gaza “thanked” Israel for releasing 26 terrorists by firing two rockets. One rocket exploded within Gaza.

The 26 terrorists that Israel freed have arrived in Ramallah and Gaza. Abbas greeted the 11 who arrived in Ramallah.

The ouster of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has enabled Hamas to begin to restore its strained relations with Iran.

Iran's new defense minister is behind past terror attacks against Americans and Israelis, finds report by Israeli expert.

Egypt’s judiciary extended the detention of the ousted president pending investigation into his alleged collaboration with Hamas.

Man who called for Israelis to be shot if they don't leave their homes says the remarks were “inflammatory” but not illegal.

The EU boycott of Israeli entities beyond the 1949 Armistice Line will negatively affect peace, PM tells Germany's Foreign Minister.

Hamas rejects the renewed peace talks between the Palestinian Authority and Israel, says they are futile.

At least one rocket was fired towards the Israeli resort city of Eilat and was intercepted by Iron Dome.

U.S. Secretary of State says Israel's announcement of new construction was expected and should not interfere with talks.

The United States, Russia, Europe and the UN all slammed Israel over its plans to build new homes in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria.

Security forces are expected to start taking action against supporters of ousted President Morsi who are staging sit-ins.

PA Chairman vows that none of the terrorists that Israel will release will be deported to areas other than Judea, Samaria and Gaza.

The Israel Davis Cup team will be fined 10,000 euros for refusing to compete on Yom Kippur and asking to postpone the game by one day.

Housing Minister declares that Israel will continue to build in Jerusalem, noting that so far all he sees is "an audacious Arab Spring."

"The future borders of Israel and the Palestinian state will be discussed in the negotiation room," Livni tells German FM.

17 terrorists who were convicted of murdering Israelis are among the 26 that Israel will set. Arutz Sheva brings a partial list.

The ministerial committee headed by Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon has approved the release of 26 terrorists as part of a gesture to the PA.

More than 60 people were killed in a series of bomb attacks in Iraq, as locals celebrated the Eid al-Fitr festival.

J Street removed an event from its Facebook page after a reporter mocked the group’s inability to draw a crowd.

Amnesty International says Hamas plans to execute two prisoners in Gaza this week, one of them for "collaboration with an enemy entity."

Finance Minister Yair Lapid writes his supporters that those who criticize are like “schnauzers who were left out in the rain.”

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu underwent an emergency hernia operation overnight Saturday.

Education Minister Shai Piron plans to cancel many matriculation exams, but is expected to face strong opposition from the Prime Minister.

Saudi Arabia arrested two men suspected of plotting terror attacks. Arrests may be connected to recent closure of Western embassies.

Netanyahu clarifies that Israel will not sign contracts with Europe so long as it continues to boycott areas beyond the 1949 Armistice Line.

PLO negotiator claims that Israeli construction means that Israel is not serious about peace.

President Barack Obama will award Nobel laureate Professor Daniel Kahneman with the Presidential Medal of Freedom later this year.

Anti-Israel activists are threatening to protest outside an Israeli-owned shop in Britain. Local police preparing accordingly.

United States says it disapproves of construction in Judea and Samaria, after Israel approves construction of more than 800 units.

Economy Minister says: I never said there was no problem in killing Arabs. Haaretz misquoted me.

Iran has built a new rocket launch site which is likely to be used for testing ballistic missiles, military analysts say.

“Iran's work towards the achievement of atomic weapons continues unabated," Netanyahu tells visiting U.S. activists.

Egypt's interim president says that talks to end the crisis in the country have failed. Announcement may set the stage for more clashes.
