This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A Tel Aviv-based singer and actress says she's sick of being asked if she's Jewish; two best friends recall the high times they had in Amsterdam.

Lawyer Itamar Ben Gvir and anti-Arab activist Bentzi Gopstein were at radical settlers' wedding which made headlines after images emerged of participants waiving guns, stabbing photo of Dawabsheh baby.

'When they put him through the most aggressive interrogation of Jews in the history of Israel, when we heard that they were blaming him for Duma, we were in shock,' says the suspect's father.

It's a pity thousands of tourists hoping to spend Christmas Eve at the historic church have to see 'what happens at the hands of Jewish extremists' says church official.

Infighting pushes some ultra-Orthodox rabbis to ban university studies for women, but many female students say the decision puts them in an impossible situation and vow to keep learning.

First they built the settlements, then they killed off the two-state solution, now they are free to turn to their next target.

The allegations against Magal, who resigned in late November, relate to incidents that occurred while he edited Walla online news site.

'There's a strong connection today between tourism and prostitution, and Israeli hotels are becoming places where women provide sex services,' says Knesset member.