Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Egypt will invite Palestinian and Israeli delegations to Cairo to restart truce talks.
The route was shut for nearly three hours after the accident to allow easy access to teams of investigators and rescuers.
The convictions, which sparked international outrage, saw several foreign journalists being handed down lengthy prison sentences.
Security forces said Egypt's army bombed a weapons storage facility belonging to Ansar Bait al-Maqdis, a group allegedly linked to Hamas.
The F-35 is ruling the fighter market, reinforcing a trend that's pushing Lockheed Martin rivals abroad, where buyers are often unstable nations.
Israel killed three senior Hamas commanders in the Gaza Strip in an air strike on Thursday and said it would continue to target the group's armed leadership after a ceasefire failed.
Earlier, Hamas said it would target high-value Israeli installations and warned international carriers to avoid Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport.
Relatives of the slain journalist have urged social media users not to watch the beheading video.
Kylie Bunbury has been cast in Spike's new miniseries, "Tut," alongside "Twisted" costar Avan Jogia.
"He did everything the right way, but even when you do everything the right way in Syria, things can go the wrong way."
ISIS said the life of a man believed to be Steven Sotloff, a journalist who went missing last August, depends on Obama's actions in Iraq.
The Mujahideen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem is linked to rocket attacks against Israel and supports the Islamic State.
Egypt, accused of killing hundreds of demonstrators, is urging U.S. authorities to exercise restraint in Ferguson, Missouri.
From Egypt to Palestine and beyond, people see links between their struggles and the protests in Ferguson, Missouri.
The cease-fire between Hamas and Israel ends on Monday at 5 p.m. EDT.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that a lasting peace in Gaza will not be possible if Israel's "security needs" are not met.
At least five were killed during demonstrations marking the one-year anniversary of the Rabaa sit-in supporting former President Mohammed Morsi.
Human Rights Watch has found that Egyptian security forces likely committed "crimes against humanity" last year.
Israel has offered an expanded fishing zone, easier passage of people and other concessions.
The Vatican called on Muslim religious leaders on Tuesday to condemn "unspeakable criminal acts" by Islamic State militants who have taken a series of cities in northern Iraq, forcing tens of thousands of Christians and Yazidis to flee their homes.
The inquiry, which was launched on July 23 after 29 countries voted in its favor, is slated to submit its report by March 2015.
They did not include an agreement on a port for Gaza or a consensus on demilitarization.