Israel intensifies manhunt for Tel Aviv shooter
Nashat Milhem, 29, remains on the loose
After terror in Tel Aviv, Israeli families mourn victims
Friday’s deadly terrorist attack on Tel Aviv’s bustling Dizengoff Street left two dead, seven injured and shattered the lives of those around them
Tel Aviv victims to be buried Sunday, PM calls for ‘dramatic’ security measures
Victims of the Tel Aviv shooting will be laid to rest Sunday
Fourteen injured in Jerusalem ramming attack, including baby
The suspect, from East Jerusalem, was shot dead by security forces and an armed civilian
Palestinian killed in suspected ramming attack on soldiers
Israeli security forces killed a Palestinian man they said tried to run over soldiers with his vehicle near Hebron
Why I feel like wailing at the Kotel
I feel more like wailing when I watch Reform Jews compromise their religious principles for the sake of political gains
After the terror: Israel’s emergency workers
A look at those Israeli emergency workers who appear on the scene willing to risk their lives to save the wounded, comfort those in shock and show respect to the dead
Swedish PM says Palestinian stabbings not terror, then revises remarks
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said the ongoing wave of Palestinian stabbing attacks in Israel does not constitute terrorism, then attempted to walk back on his comments
Right now Israeli nerves are stretched to their limit
Israelis are stressed to the limit – naturally. But let’s avoid hysteria and try not to take out our anxieties and stresses on each other
Thousands attend funeral of slain former CHAT teacher
Rabbi Don’s son, Aviad, eulogized his father at the funeral, saying, “I don’t understand why and how you aren’t here anymore. How a person like you could be murdered because of this evil…Teach me how to be optimistic at times like these.”
