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Israel debates branding settler price tag attacks 'terrorism'

So-called price tag attacks on Palestinian property by West Bank settlers and their supporters have surged this year. Israel wonders if it should call the attacks 'terrorism.'

Israel's Netanyahu cautions against seeing big change in Iran

On eve of presidential vote, Iranian officials keep wary eye on US (+video)

Anne Frank: The Biography

Israeli policy pivot strengthens grasp on East Jerusalem

A Christian Science Perspective Promoting collective good through prayer and action

Israel accelerates cybersecurity know-how as early as 10th grade

Samantha Power at UN evokes 'Camelot' and may be 'friend of Israel'

Decoder Wire Samantha Power: Can Obama's UN nominee live down Israel comments?

Olive Press Israel sees prestigious academic prize as tool to engage increasingly hostile academic world

Terrorism & Security Syrian fighting spills into Golan Heights – and Israel's doorstep

Hezbollah marks major triumph as Qusayr tips back into Assad camp

Can a low-key professor fill the shoes of Washington's West Bank darling?

Olive Press Can backpackers solve Middle East's tourism woes?

In Gear Battery-switching car pioneer Better Place files for bankruptcy

A Jewish renaissance, tucked away in a Budapest apartment

Google said to be vying with Facebook for acquisition of map app Waze

Olive Press Ultra-Orthodox insider invites outsiders in through the big screen

Olive Press Musical Arab-Jewish youth seek the key to coexistence

Terrorism & Security Syrian Army fires across border into Israel to retaliate for airstrikes

Culture Cafe Dead Sea Scrolls: The Boston exhibit lets visitors see one of the greatest treasures of the modern era

Olive Press On Gaza's border, an unexpected haven for mentally-handicapped Israelis

Syrian Army, Hezbollah bear down on rebels in strategic Qusayr

Iran hangs spies it says worked for US, Israel

In Israel, a modern wall is halted by ancient terraces