Hizbullah's deputy leader Sheik Naim Kassem said Monday that the group was willing to return to a state of normalcy, after the government decided to reverse crackdown measures that had triggered days of conflict. Kassem's comments Thursday came after meeting with an Arab delegation that was working find a solution to Lebanon's worst crisis since the end of the 1975-90 civil war
- 23:32French police investigating attack on three Bnei Akiva youths in Paris
- 20:16Police to recommend indicting Olmert on charges of fraud in Talansky and Rishon Tours cases
- 16:52Infolive.tv video - Arabic Television Exploited During Ramadan To Incite Hatred And Violence
- 13:05Infolive.tv video - From one commander to another - Changing of the Guard
- 11:36Infolive.tv Video - Archaeologists Discover New Walls Surrounding Jerusalem In The Second Temple Period
- 10:22Infolive.tv video - An Infolive.tv Special - Faces Of Israel - Tal
- 10:07Israel, Switzerland draw 2-2 in World Cup qualifier
- 10:06IDF troops arrest 13 Palestinian fugitives in West Bank
- 10:04Hamas flags tossed into Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron
- 10:03Cheney calls Russia's actions an 'affront to civilized standards'
- 09:59Infolive.tv video - Al-Qaeda Video Documents June Attacks Against Danish Embassy In Pakistan
- 09:09Debka - Russian units raid Georgian airfields for use in Israeli strike against Iran, troops took Israeli UAV's
- 08:56EU nations urge Russia to comply with Georgia cease-fire
- 08:55Rice praises new Pakistan leader as good move in fight against terror
- 08:54Abbas: No sign of deal with Israel by end of year
