Octogenarian guitarist will stop in Tel Aviv and Caesarea on his 'Damn Right Farewell' turn around the globe

Footage shows suspect running, trying to attack soldiers near settlement of Kedumim; no troops injured

Grassroots group 'Smol Emuni' -- literally the left-wing faithful -- holds its first conference in Jerusalem, attracting hundreds of people from across the religious spectrum

Haredi MKs point to use of phrase on US dollar bills, say addition will be good luck charm for national finances; Liberman: 'Interesting way to battle the cost of living'

Police say hundreds of officers demolishing Udai Tamimi's Shuafat refugee camp home, months after attack in which Sgt. Noa Lazar was killed

Teen from Elad, who doesn't have a license, plowed into cars along street during middle-of-the-night sortie; no injuries reported

Security agency says most suspects questioned in recent weeks unaware terror group using them; Israel revokes entry permits for 230 relatives of members involved in operation

Yotam Polizer heads IsraAid, NGO with 320 staff that provides help at disasters worldwide, will receive prestigious Charles Bronfman Prize