'We will not allow white supremacist violence to go unchecked by the laws of the land,' Rev. William H Lamar IV, pastor of Metropolitan AME, said in a statement

The thieves caught in the raid even restored some of their looted treasures; detectives needed a truck to cart away the coins, jewelry, statues, and figurines and pottery from ancient Greek and Italy

The latest tense episodes between Iran and the West coincide with the anniversary of the U.S. drone strike that killed Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last January

Israeli archaeologist identifies massive siege ramp erected by Muslim or Christian warriors to conquer Ashkelon – which has been shielding the city from encroaching sand dunes ever since

The U.S. drugmaker says Israel has so far secured 6 million doses of its vaccine ■ Moderna says will produce at least 600 million doses in 2021

The prime minister's party is trying to take advantage of the rift in the Joint List to attract Arab voters in the upcoming election – but low Arab turnout would also help Likud

More than 1.37 million Israelis get first dose of vaccine ■ Palestinian Authority imposes new restrictions, including nighttime curfew as cases soar ■ Tel Aviv becomes first Israeli city to vaccinate most teachers

A group of hackers linked to China has shifted gears with the coronavirus crisis, moving from cyberespionage to ransomware and targeting the world’s largest online gaming firms, researchers say

Israel made history when it launched a highly complex COVID-19 vaccination campaign. But don’t declare victory over the pandemic yet

Both Democrats and Republicans have used antisemitism and 'anti-Israel' scandals as talking points in a razor-thin election that will determine Senate control, and could be decided by the state's 100,000 registered Jewish voters

'There was never any form of violence between them,' 53-year-old victim's ex-partner said

Environment and Health Fund and the Health Ministry say delay caused by political crisis and ongoing parliamentary paralysis

Agreement leaves Likud without natural vote-sharing partner ■ Left-wing Meretz announces two Arab candidates in top five slots

Harun Abu Aram was shot and paralyzed by Israeli security forces on Friday in his village, where even having electricity is deemed illegal

Netanyahu supports 'a short and tight lockdown,' and seeks a compromise on schools, which will see around half of students stay at home

Broad unemployment rate remained high in first-half December. Bank of Israel warns it could stay in double-digits next year

Labor Ministry also working to expand rehabilitation programs for prostitution survivors, as enforcement of ban on soliciting prostitutes begins

Merging with a SPAC has become an increasingly popular alternative to rigors of doing an IPO, and offers a fast and lucrative route to secure investment

Forget the secular justice system: we’re ‘handling’ sexual abuse in-house, with crimes turned into sins and punishment into repentance. No wonder ultra-Orthodox rabbis have become sex abusers’ most devout defenders

The company aims to raise $100 million in capital, with sources saying it currently favors listing first on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and later in New York

Udy Danino, head of the U.S. automaker’s Israeli research and development center, says the plan is to introduce robotaxi service before the end of next year

18-year-old indicted for attacking property after demonstration over the death of a settler teen chased by Israeli police after allegedly throwing stones at Palestinians

Breakthrough is the latest in a series of Middle East deals sought by Washington, aimed at building a united front against Iran

Doing due diligence, the Israel Football Association raises suspicions about the financial muscle of the new UAE partner in Beitar Jerusalem

Sama Abdulhadi faces charges of desecrating a holy site and violating COVID-19 lockdown measures after organizing a party at Nabi Musa, while organizers insist the Palestinian Tourism Ministry approved the event

Faculty members at Bogazici University, one of Turkey's top establishments, say appointment of rector with ties to ruling party 'clearly violates academic freedom and scientific autonomy'

Local media outlets report that the youngest of the Rahbani brothers had contracted COVID-19

The move is the latest in a string of Iranian violations of the nuclear accord ■ Netanyahu: Israel won't allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons

The attempt to explain the meaning of occupation to the occupier is like climbing a slippery wall. Statistics are an effective tool for anyone interested in conceptualization

Two of the nine soldiers who took their own lives had reached out for help, while the leading cause of IDF deaths last year was accidents

The deadly attack exposes a tangled web of interests and agendas, with the roles of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia – and Israel – are as unclear as ever

Finance Minister Yisrael Katz says he will back a measure to extend payments to women who would lose both unemployment and maternity benefits due to the coronavirus, following Haaretz report

In the call on Saturday, Trump told Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to 'find' enough votes to overturn his election loss

Muhammad Maruh Kabha, who is suspected of killing Esther Horgen near her West Bank settlement last month, told investigators he was influenced by the death of a high-profile prisoner

British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said earlier on Monday that he was incredibly worried about the new variant

Israel says latest uranium enrichment increase aimed at developing nuclear weapons

Iranian media says the vessel en route to UAE, Saudi Arabia, had been seized by the country's elite Revolutionary Guards navy for 'polluting the Gulf with chemicals'

How not to be toast and shrimps as the unkosher bellwether of ocean warming

U.S. appeals court rejects lawmaker's bid to have Pence overturn Biden's win

Biden will rally alongside Democrats Ossoff and Warnock in Atlanta on Monday, while Trump will visit heavily Republican Whitfield County in northwestern Georgia

Cargo flights diverted to Larnaca, Cyprus, but all air traffic has resumed

#FraudSquad began trending on Twitter as progressive critics slammed their leaders in the House for supporting Pelosi

For that joyous moment, when Mubarak was overthrown, Egyptians discovered that everything they’d been taught about their apathy and obedience was a myth. And then came the brutal counterrevolution

It will soon become clearer to which degree the third lockdown will have influenced the rate of infection. In the meantime, TV studios are glorifying the prime minister

Trump's action drew immediate criticism from election-law experts and congressional Democrats who said it could amount to an illegal act

The Pay2Key group claims it managed to hack the data of yet another Israeli defense firm; meanwhile, a group of anonymous Israeli hackers is mounting a counteroffensive

It is still unclear what role, if at all, the Iranians played in the attack. But as the anniversary of General Soleimani's death nears, the entire Middle East is riddled with warning signs

Efforts to involve the U.S. armed forces in resolving 'election disputes would take us into dangerous, unlawful and unconstitutional territory,' they wrote

Damage to infrastructure, whose cause is still unknown, caused short-circuit that heated up water pooled underground

By 2065 Israel is slated to be the second-most crowded nation on earth. Can it continue to grow like Nigeria while maintaining a standard of living like the Netherlands?

Against all odds, the Israeli TV industry had a pretty good 2020. The big question this year is whether ‘Fauda’ co-creator Lior Raz can become a global star with his upcoming Netflix thriller ‘Hit and Run’

The center-left has only itself to blame for losing even the banner of coexistence to the right

The latest contender in the crowded field data storage comes from Serverfarm, a U.S. company led by Israeli Avner Papouchado, scion of the family that started Red Sea Hotels in Israel in the 1970s

We learn a lot from the surprising serenity prevailing on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange about what’s ahead for this year

Israel is beginning the third week of the vaccination campaign with over one million Israelis already having received the first dose of the vaccine

Cause of fire and explosions not immediately clear, with Lebanon's LBC TV saying the warehouse was used by smugglers

In an interview with Israel's Channel 12 News, the New Hope party chief firmly vows that sitting in a government with Netanyahu is off the cards

The Knesset won’t get another chance to pass a 2021 budget until July at the earliest. Practically, reforms will only be felt a year from now

Likud breakaway Sa'ar calls to reform Israel's justice system, opposes Netanyahu's efforts to draft self-serving legislation amid his corruption charges

Plan, which sought to address systemic racism in policing, sees dwindling applications and only 23 pardons granted since the plan's inception

As American death toll nears 350,000, Fauci and U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams defend accuracy of figures

Indictment details 230 alleged instances of Netanyahu or his family making demands of the Walla news site while he was communications minister

Hezbollah demonstrations mark first anniversary of killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, as Tehran accuses Israel of stoking war with U.S.

Tehran says its ballistic missile program is non-negotiable, while Biden has promised to join the nuclear deal while building on it

During World War II, Stepan Bandera led the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, whose men killed thousands of Jews and Poles

The Lincoln Project's Steve Schmidt warns of a political civil war coming in the Republican Party - and Mike Pence is caught in the middle

Democratic veterans Nita Lowey and Eliot Engel were favorites of AIPAC and staunch opponents of the Iran deal

California reports a record 585 virus deaths in single day

The Blackwater firm, whose name has since changed, was founded by former Navy SEAL Erik Prince, a Trump ally whose sister, Betsy DeVos, is education secretary. Their cause also was championed by Fox News personality Pete Hegseth

Woman in her thirties sustained wounds to her head ■ Palestinians report 15 youth arrested by soldiers in nearby village

Health Ministry's deputy director-general proposes stocks be used to vaccinate as many people with single dose, in line with U.K. medical group recommendations, but director-general rejects idea

The Health Ministry has abandoned its failed contact tracing app and is now working on a new one that users can present if they’ve been vaccinated against coronavirus – if it passes legal muster

Tel Aviv municipality has not determined source of the problem that led to two buildings being evacuated, but investigation of the mystery continues

Sunday marks one year since killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. Defense officials are at odds over whether Tehran’s threats are exaggerated or presage an attack in near the end of Trump's administration

Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz adds that Israel is on alert Sunday, the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Tehran's top general, Qassem Soleimani

Thousands joined the mock funeral procession on the highway leading to the Baghdad airport where the strike that killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani and senior Iraqi militia leader Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis took place last January

Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah called the Ted Cruz-led effort an 'ill-conceived endeavor' and added 'I could never have imagined seeing these things in the greatest democracy in the world. Has ambition so eclipsed principle?'

King, who was born in Brooklyn, New York to Orthodox Jewish parents, has had medical issues in recent decades, including heart attacks and diagnoses of diabetes and lung cancer

At the moment, the main assets of Benny Gantz's party are its significant funding and a bit of kindly sympathy for its battered leader

The Palestinian government imposes new restrictions, including nighttime curfew ■ Israel's coronavirus czar wants schools shut ■ 18 more cases of U.K. mutation identified as Israel marks millionth vaccination

787 West Bank Palestinians, including 155 minors, were wounded last year by either sponge-tipped or live bullets fired by soldiers and the Border Police. Bashar lost an eye, Yousef has skull fractures. Both will require long convalescences

Originally implemented in September 2019, the Day Care Supervision Law has only been partially implemented in light of the absence of the necessary regulations until now

Israel has faced a slew of cyberattacks in recent months. The man in charge of responding to them tells Haaretz about how his team does it

Coronavirus response chief calls to shut all schools as Israelis appear to be ignoring movement restrictions

Israeli troops fired at protesters who were supporting shepherds whose village had been demolished. After one protester was hit with a rubber bullet, soldiers tried to prevent him from getting treatment

14 detained as hundreds take to the streets as the investigation into Ahuvia Sandak's death continues ■ Police report damage to police car, seven officers wounded

Harun Abu Aram was shot in the neck by Israeli forces near Hebron, witnesses say, as he remains hospitalized and on life support ■ Forces seemed 'as though they were heading into a war'

The PA introduces a slew of restrictions in the West Bank, but face the challenge of convincing an indifferent public to abide by them