Netanyahu: 'The attack on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. was disgraceful, and we must condemn every such attack.'

But the violent siege on Capitol Hill offers a new, and perhaps final, moment of reckoning for the GOP

All year, and especially after President Donald Trump said he would not accept the election results in November, people who monitor the far right in America warned about where America could be headed

IDF says 24 year old Harun Abu Aram, who was shot in the neck, was hit by stray fire ■ Human rights group B'Tselem: '53 years of occupation and the IDF still justifies murdering and injuring Palestinians'

A military spokesman said missiles flying over the Golan Heights targeted several locations and air defenses downed several missiles

Fears from parents that the UAE was trying to shape the next generation of Egyptians through their textbooks were overblown. But the UAE may be able to shape a new Egyptian elite through schools

Trump promises 'orderly' transition on January 20 ■ Netanyahu reacts to Capitol siege: American democracy will prevail ■ Biden slams ‘assault on democracy’ as four left dead, 52 arrested, and several police officers injured

Authorities believe the incidents are connected to an investigation against people suspected of extorting protection money

Netanyahu says first shipment of Moderna's vaccine expected Thursday ■ Vaccine could be less effective against South African strain, top public health official says ■ Haredi leader orders to open religious schools despite stricter lockdown

The daily number of infected people has to be less than 1,000 and the vaccine drive will not influence the decision, Prof. Chezy Levy said

Survival chances are limited without the ECMO oxygenation machine, which was denied to patients amid severe overcrowding

The rapid rollout combined with the country’s vast medical database 
is a gold mine that will serve doctors and scientists in the years to come

Protesters march through Kafr Qara after the killing of 25-year-old Sliman Naziye Masarwa, the latest in a string of murders in the Arab community

Senator Ben Cardin, slammed Trump's insipid tweet, saying he was 'pouring the gasoline, lighting the match and then praising the firefighters,' as the outgoing president drew fire from both sides of the aisle

A clear line of violence and antisemitism connects the dots of Trump's presidency. This is the single most important thing he will go down in history for

Results come in as crowds protesting Biden's victory stormed the Capitol while Congress was debating the certification of his electoral win over President Donald Trump

Police warn that they will deal harshly with violations during the tightened lockdown, but officials tell Haaretz they won't enter schools and synagogues, despite calls to open them even new rules go into effect

The tombstone of the woman who lived in the Nitzana area about 1,400 years ago joins others unearthed in excavations that belonged to Christians interred in local churches and burial grounds

Riyadh is attempting to score points with a lukewarm Biden administration, but reconciliation with Qatar will take more than a tight hug

As Congress moves to confirm Biden’s win, Trump supporters clash with law enforcement ■ 'We will never concede,' Trump tells the crowd

Many took to social media to lambast the celebration of a foreign military leader in Lebanon's capital, using #BeirutFree_IranOut

Judges concluded that Masresha Moshe Wasa murdered his wife because of 'self-control' issues, also ordering him to pay his children $78,000

Court dismisses amendments to indictment in the premier's corruption trial as reason for delay, says defense team had ample time to prepare

Issa Amor's lawyer calls out military court for 'ridiculous charges that would not be under discussion at all if he were not a person living under occupation'

'We will never give up,' president tells supporters as Senator Ted Cruz joins Republican lawmakers in challenging slate of electors from Arizona

Discussed his Jewish heritage after his nomination, Judge Garland credited his grandparents for 'fleeing antisemitism and hoping to make a better life for their children in America'

Archaeological evidence indicates that the Jerusalem foothills, the Judean lowlands and northern West Bank were relatively heavily farmed while the rainier Galilee was less so. Now geologists think they know why

Worried about the consequences of angering Saudi Arabia, major distributors failed to pick up the film, raising questions regarding the future of political films

Trump continues to insist, falsely, that Pence can decertify results

Police was called after hundreds gathered for a Hasidic wedding in the West Bank settlement of Betar Ilit. They allegedly left after receiving a blessing from a rabbi

'The original Antifa was a Jewish anti-Nazi militia,' the flyers, posted by the New Jersey European Heritage Association, read

Britain, France and Germany say there is 'no credible civil justification' to Tehran's decision to restart uranium enrichment at 20 percent

The 33-year-old candidate will be the first Jewish senator elected to a southern state since the 1880s, and the youngest Democrat elected to the Senate since Biden nearly five decades ago

The projected Democratic win in Georgia will usher in a new reality for Democrats, Republicans and American Jews of all stripes. But there's one Jewish politician who will likely be very disappointed with the results

Attorneys ask that the next hearing in the premier's corruption trial be postponed, citing lockdown, indicating a potential move to ask lawmakers to grant him immunity from prosecution

Several HMOs confirmed that some cities had asked them to vaccinate teachers, but that they have no intention of violating the official orders

Sudan announces agreement signed with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who is expected in Israel for talks on further Iran sanctions

Vice President Pence is set to preside over a joint session of Congress on Wednesday as it receives the results of the state-by-state Electoral College that determines the winner of presidential elections

Population and Immigration Authority head says situation in Sudan is 'unpredictable’ and that deporting asylum seekers is not on the table

In first, annual report of Institute for National Security Studies includes leadership failures — and not only external enemies — among key threats to country

'The wound is very deep': Gulf leaders put on a good show of newfound brotherly love at the GCC summit, but their formal end of conflict can’t paper over deeper social and political fractures

Inoculations have to be part of a wider national strategy, one that the Netanyahu government, because of its internecine conflict and the prime minister’s personal and political calculations, is incapable of producing

Warnock will become the first Black senator in Georgia history

Only 12 months ago, Bethlehem was celebrating its busiest festive season for two decades, amid a sustained drop in violence and a corresponding surge in the number of pilgrims and tourists

A year after the assassination of its Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani, Tehran realizes that belated revenge would provoke an immediate, painful response, so it’s settling for posturing a-la “hold me back” — for now

Police say they won't be able to enforce the ban on some large gatherings like Friday prayers on Temple Mount

'You have failed the people who use this platform,' Antisemitism Cow tweeted, tagging Twitter and its CEO, Jack Dorsey

Since the embargo in 2017, Qatar has defied expectations to build new alliances and a more resilient economy. In the regional standoff, it is the Saudi-led Gulf Cooperation Council that blinked first

Facebook’s policy chief called a Haaretz Editorial ‘fake news,’ claiming the platform works to maintain Israel’s election integrity. That’s a joke

Trump's term ends on Jan. 20, when Democrat President-elect Joe Biden is to be sworn in to succeed

Video of pro-Trump protesters clashing with police in the newly named Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, D.C. went viral on social media

Newsmax called the race for Warnock over Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler 'in consultation with Decision Desk HQ,' a company that provides voter data to news organizations

As shipments of the vaccines begin to slow, Health Ministry officials keep dodging the question of how many vaccines Israel actually has

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

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

With 98 percent of the votes counted, Warnock is ahead of Loeffler by roughly 50,000 votes, while Ossoff leads Perdue by more than 12,000 votes

As small businesses struggle for survival and thousands of Israelis are unemployed, Israel's tech industry is seeing unprecedented success

New measures, including shutting most schools and workplaces, set to last for two weeks

The group's members say in a letter their stance comes from 'taking responsibility for our actions and their implications,' and accuse the education system of ignoring the Palestinian narrative

The number of confirmed cases has doubled in the last week and serious cases surge, and hospitals are having to quickly open more coronavirus wards to meet the demand

Mendelblit's office refutes claim by Netanyahu’s lawyers that approvals were handed over retroactively

The investigation comes after Haaretz revealed the police had struck a deal with ultra-Orthodox groups to allow them to congregate on Sukkot

The inoculation campaign's mess and lack of transparency serve as proof for how Netanyahu and Health Minister Edelstein truly see it. Meanwhile, the teachers will have to wait

Sissi's office said the two discussed the disputed dam that Ethiopia is building over the Blue Nile River, other regional issues

Even when confronted with the terror of a global pandemic, many people are in no rush to get vaccinated

Likud loses a seat from the previous poll, with Sa'ar and Bennett on 18 and 14 seats respectively, meaning top three parties will be right-wing

Defense deal inked amid growing tensions between Greece and Turkey over their mutual claims to major gas reserves discovered in the Aegean Sea

Saudi crown prince slams Iran's 'subversive and destructive' plans in the region ■ Saudi, Qatari leaders hugged ahead of summit following agreement to end the three year boycott of Qatar

As Rafi Peretz drops out of the race, Yamina lawmaker Bezalel Smotrich urges Habayit Hayehudi members to fulfill merger deals they signed before the last election and ‘bring about a great union’

NSO's surveillance software has been reportedly used against dissidents and journalists across the globe. Despite its history of controversies, senior officials from the company met with the head of Israel’s stock exchange

Lauren Boebert, who has made supportive statements about the online conspiracy theory known as 'QAnon,' earned a rebuke on Monday from the D.C. police chief

A vocal critic of Trump’s withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear agreement, Wendy Sherman has also stressed that U.S. military aid to Israel is a 'mutually beneficial investment' that 'helps promote security and stability'

'You aren’t the ones who were wrong, but your leader,' he said in a bid to woo Kahol Lavan voters head of Israel's March election

All schools, non-essential shops, hospitality closed as highly contagious new COVID variant spreading fast

Left-wing organization calls on incoming administration to reverse State Department policies in relation to Israeli settlements, act against creeping annexation

Trump mistakenly introduced Kelly Loeffler as 'Karen' at the rally and embraced controversial Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has ties to the QAnon conspiracy theory

In a rare demonstration, hundreds of students and about two dozen faculty members say the appointment of Melih Bulu at the leading Turkish school was undemocratic

Ron Huldai's The Israelis party says the meetings were in line with the attorney general’s directives and that they will soon be opening a separate headquarters

The incident occurred at a West Bank junction situated near a cluster of Israeli settlements near Bethlehem, according to the Israeli army

Economic collapse is imminent and the political class is incapable of doing anything about. It’s Lebanon all over again, but on a much bigger scale

All ten living former secretaries of defense cautioned against Trump using the military in his attempts to overturn the election result - a warning spearheaded by former Vice President Dick Chency

Military exercise comes amid increased tensions following the anniversary of the assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani

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

Researchers at three major institutions find that more coronavirus patients died than was projected while hospitals were overcrowded, providing a warning for the current wave

Such a step would put a second Israeli airline already hard-hit by the pandemic at a competitive disadvantage of not flying on days of religious observances

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’

Thanks to provocative moves by Iran and less-than-coherent actions by the outgoing Trump administration, the president-elect is facing an increasingly uncertain situation when it comes to Iran

'Soul' offers a variety of sweetly packaged, life-affirming answers to life's big questions, answers that have resonances in a variety of world religious traditions

Thanks to lockdowns and online learning, the world of Ladino is now flourishing, leading many to reassess whether they'd been too eager over the years to believe rumors of the language’s imminent extinction

The social equality minister is the eighth figure to leave Gantz's party in past weeks, while those close to her cite her belief that Kahol Lavan will join up with far-right Yamina

Crowds and white power: As pro-Trump conspiracy theorists, Constitutionally-challenged conservatives, COVID deniers and armed far right gangs prepare to march on the Capitol, is violence inevitable?

Trump is encouraging supporters, some of whom believe the president's voter fraud claims, to arrive from all over the United States to take part in the unprecedented demonstration