Though the perpetrator of the April 18 bus bombing in Jerusalem died of his wounds, three newly arrested suspects may have made the bomb and planned additional attacks.

Dozens of researchers and academics from the two countries will meet in 'unprecedented' response to campaign to boycott Israeli universities.

The move comes after Operation Protective Edge, which saw only children getting pulled out of combat service in the Gaza Strip at the request of their families.

The compromise reached by Netanyahu and Bennett will save the coalition and strengthen the security cabinet, but the risk of war – which has to do more with top officials' judgement – still remains.

The operation to recapture the city, which is 30 miles west of Baghdad, follows the tightening of the siege last week.

'An order from on high' was said to have been issued to replace the team of investigators in the case a day after the prime minister wrote a Facebook post on the matter.

Views changed in courtroom as to possible reason for alleged attack of mentally challenged Jewish woman after police representative receives text message to his phone.

The approval comes after a proposal for security cabinet reform was accepted by the prime minister and Bennett late Sunday night. Knesset vote slated for Monday afternoon.