On Sunday, an explosion hit a gas pipeline running from Egypt to Israel. The pipeline, which also supplies gas to Jordan, has come under attack at least 12 times since Mubarak was toppled in 2011. The latest blast took place west of the Mediterranean coastal town of el-Arish. Egypt's 20-year gas deal with Israel, signed in the Mubarak era, is unpopular with some Egyptians, with critics accusing Israel of not paying enough for the gas. Previous explosions have sometimes led to week-long shutdowns along the pipeline.

An IDF combat soldier from the Judea and Samaria Division lost contact with his fellow soldiers during operational activity in the village of Budrus near Ramallah on Wednesday. For a reason yet unknown, some of the troops stepped out of their jeeps and one lost contact with his battalion without anyone noticing. Palestinian residents escorted him out of the village unharmed where he rejoined his friends.

Three Azerbaijani citizens who were arrested by security forces last week planned to attack Jewish targets, including Israeli ambassador to Baku Michael Lotem. The men are suspected of plotting to kill a rabbi and a teacher at the Ohr Avner Chabad Jewish Day School in Baku as revenge for the recent killing of a nuclear scientist in Tehran. According to reports, the suspects received instructions from a man who was in contact with Iranian intelligence and received a sniper rifle, pistols and explosive devices.

A squad of Egyptian Bedouin on Sunday took control of a resort complex in Sinai, for which they are demanding a ransom of four million Egyptian pounds ,approximately $662 million. The squad, armed with automatic weapons, took hold of "Aqua Sun", situated about 30 kilometers south of Taba, Egypt. There were no tourists at the site when the squad took it hostage, however, there were Egyptian staff members present. An Israeli source told Infolive that there were only a handful of security guards present at the time, and that their lives are not in danger.

On Monday Hackers shut down both the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and El Al airlines's respective websites. The hacker network, which goes by the name "nightmare group," was able to cause severe problems for both sites. By 10 A.M., TASE's website was only partially functioning, while El Al's website did not function at all. The hack comes in the wake of a series of cyber attacks over the past two weeks, and only a day after Hamas called for harsher hacking attempts against Israeli websites.

Thailand's intelligence services launched a manhunt Friday for a Hezbollah operative who is part of a terror cell planning attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets in Bangkok. The Counter-Terrorism Bureau has issued a warning to Israelis to stay away from the Thai capital, and advised those already in Bangkok to avoid areas commonly frequented by Israelis. The attack is expected sometime ahead of February 12 - the anniversary of the assassination of Hezbollah operations chief Imad Mughniyeh.

A new topic has emerged on cell phone screens of Twitter users this Monday it said: "Israel hates". A search for the israelhates# (hashtag) (a keyword or topic on the social network) yields thousands of results being updated by the minute. It is unclear who initiated the hashtag, but it spread like wildfire within hours.

Four Katyusha rockets were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel on Monday night, causing damage to buildings and igniting a blaze that firefighters fought for hours. One of the 22-millimeter rockets struck a gas tank. No casualties were reported. The Israel Defense Forces responded to the rockets by firing artillery rounds. Police and IDF forces scanned the area in search of more rockets and were able to confirm that four rockets had struck. The IDF called the incident serious and said it holds the Lebanese government responsible for stopping rocket fire.

A select group of Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip have undergone extensive military training recently in Iran, turning them into expert operators of sophisticated anti-tank missiles The IDF believes that Hamas and Islamic Jihad have obtained several hundred advanced Russian-made antitank missiles -- such as the Kornet and the Fagot -- which have a range of more than 4 kilometers and are capable of penetrating armored personnel carriers and some IDF tanks. Terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip had a small number of these missiles ahead of Operation Cast Lead -- Israel's offensive agains

The Shin Bet security service announced on Wednesday that over the past two months it broke up two terrorist cells in the West Bank that had conducted shooting attacks and planted explosive charges against Israel Defense Forces patrols. The cells did not belong to terrorist organizations and were locally organized. One cell was made up of residents of Shura, east of Bethlehem.

Saboteurs blew up the gas pipeline between Egypt, Israel and Jordan on Thursday in the Northern Sinai using remote controlled bombs, forcing it to shut down. The first blast, the sixth since the uprising that toppled President Mubarak and the seventh this year, was near the Mazar area, 18 miles west of the town of Al-Arish. Witnesses also saw a second, smaller explosion west of Al-Arish near a pumping station. The report said it was not clear whether any damage was done. The explosions are the first since pumping resumed on October 24th.

The Israeli government and security-related websites that crashed on Sunday began working once again overnight after long hours of malfunctions. The international hackers' group Anonymous had threatened the Israeli government in response to the Israel Navy's interception on Friday of two boats of activists trying to reach Gaza. Suspicions then arose that the group was responsible. Among the sites that were affected were those of the Israel Defense Forces, the Shin Bet security service and the Mossad, Israel's espionage agency.

After a day of tense calm, Palestinians in Gaza fired a Qassam rocket at southern Israel late Sunday afternoon. No one was injured and no damage reported, the incident occurred shortly after the Israel Air Force targeted a terror cell in southern Gaza preparing to fire rockets. Throughout the day the army and emergency services remained on high alert in southern Israel after some 40 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip at residential and open areas in southern Israel, Saturday and Sunday morning. Egyptian media reports claimed they had succeeded in mediating a cea

An Israeli man was killed and four injured in the latest escalation in violence as scores of Grad and Qassam rockets and mortar shells were fired at southern Israel.. Ami Moshe, 56, father of four was killed as he ran from his car for cover in Ashkelon as the siren warned of an incoming rocket attack and was hit by flying shrapnel.

Israel’s Air Force targeted three suspected terror targets in Gaza hours after a Grad rocket fired from Gaza landed in an open area near Ashdod. No one was injured and no damage reported from the rocket that exploded late Wednesday night, however it triggered air raid sirens in Rehovot, Yavne, Nes Ziona, Ashdod and Gadera causing panic among members of the public. The army said it targeted a weapons storage facility in southern Gaza and two other sites in central Gaza. The army will not tolerate an attempt to harm Israeli civilians and soldiers a statement issued by the