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In Israel, Women of the Wall hit raw nerve over religious clout in state life (+video)

Today, Israel's Women of the Wall went to the Western Wall to pray for the first time since a court said they could worship there without fear of arrest. But they met plenty of opposition.

Israel takes heat for de facto segregation on new West Bank buses

Bus bombing in Tel Aviv deflates Israeli interest in cease-fire with Gaza (+video)

Gaza: Clinton works for truce 'in the days ahead'

Border Patrol faces increased scrutiny following use of lethal force

Israel dismisses 'flytilla' protest, pointing to human rights abuses in Syria, Iran

In Pictures Joe the Plumber

Golan protests: Is Syria's Assad stirring up trouble with Israel?

Jerusalem bombing comes amid rising Israel-Gaza violence

Netanyahu fails to appease Jewish settlers outraged by brutal attack

Tensions flare after Israeli forces kill Palestinian at West Bank checkpoint

Israeli police round up Palestinian youths, disregard their own laws, says rights report

Israeli-Palestinian clashes over olive groves feed distrust

As stonethrowing escalates, Israeli police round up Arab children in E. Jerusalem

Israeli settlers respond to mosque burning allegations

September 22, 2010 Photos of the Day

Temple Mount riot shows tough balancing act for Mahmoud Abbas

The trickiest issue in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks

Rocket attacks on Israel and Jordan highlight how Hamas could use Sinai

June 16, 2010 Photos of the Day

May 25, 2010 Photos of the Day

Israeli-Palestinian clashes after settlers march in East Jerusalem

March 16, 2010 Photos of the Day

Clinton call to Netanyahu: Israel settlement move a 'deeply negative signal'

Will Israel heritage sites spark next Palestinian intifada?