Like many of my fellow immigrants to Israel from the United States, I am consumed by worry, frustration and anger at how easily I was able to get the vaccine while my elderly parents in the U.S. must sit and wait

The riot at the Capitol, incited by Trump’s comments before and during his speech at the Ellipse, has led to a reckoning unprecedented in American history

Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy told The Associated Press on Sunday that officials are conscious of the potential threat, and he warned commanders to be on the lookout for any problems within their ranks

I can’t say I inherited my love of television from my father, though he did make sure we had a color TV set after he saw how the gorillas at the local zoo had one

Israeli Health Ministry obscured portions of the contract relating to commercial information such as the amounts to be paid to Pfizer

UAE suspends visa-free travel from Israel due to COVID-19 concerns ■ Israel surpasses 4,000 COVID deaths ■ UAE, Brazil arrivals ordered into quarantine in state-run facilities ■ Gov't to announce decision on extending lockdown on Tuesday ■ Is...

The incident marks the first time that a rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip at Israel in around three weeks

The plan would have retroactively legalized 46 outposts, but Attorney General Mendelblit refused to consider it without a directive from Defense Minister Gantz

On Friday, Haredi WhatsApp groups posted announcements about mass events, along with requests to pray for hospitalized patients – a stream of messages that reads like an illustration of cause and effect, as infection and fatality rates soar in ultr...

Gideon Sa'ar, a onetime Netanyahu protege, has hired four of the founders of the Lincoln Project, which ran a relentless campaign to help defeat U.S. President Donald Trump

A senior official from the Prime Minister’s Office called to inquire about the committee meeting considering the plans, but it denies it was an attempt to halt the meeting

Gallant was responding to complaints over the director of the human rights group B’Tselem who is slated to address students at a Haifa elite high school

Former Jewish Agency chairman says he wants no part in Israel's 'new Judaism,' which ignores minorities and undermines democracy.

'Shin Bet tracking is meant to be used to monitor enemies of the state, not its own citizens,' Israel's High Court president says

The Russian opposition leader had spent the previous five months in Germany recovering from a nerve agent attack that he blamed on the Kremlin

Donald Trump's four years in office were some of the most dramatic in U.S. Jewish history. From Pittsburgh to Jerusalem, from Charlottesville to COVID, over a dozen American Jews reflect on the moments, memories and stories that defined this era

A reporter's footage from inside the Capitol gives an up close look at some of the violence that took place as a mob of angry Trump supporters occupied the state building

Netanyahu supports extending the lockdown by one more week if infection rates remain high. A final decision is expected on Tuesday

Last year, police identified remains classified as ‘Jane Doe’ since 2005 as those of Nadaa Barud. After interrogating her family, police turned to her brother, who was stabbed to death after she went missing

Many Kafkaesque stories have emerged since the beginning of the pandemic, but this one beats them all

Relatives of the girl, Hala Alkut of Adama, accuse a group of Israeli settlers of assaulting her and injuring her in the head and face

Biden meanwhile has a 58% approval rating

Israel spends some 25 million on tests per day at the expense of processing times and contact tracing, which are critical to break the chain of infection

Ocasio-Cortez claimed that Facebook treated white supremacists with 'kid gloves'

Ports in today’s Israel and Lebanon may have supplanted the great city of Ugarit as the main trading partner with the Aegean even before civilization collapsed in 1,200 B.C.E.

Early modern human art turns out to abound in Southeast Asia. The artists painting the Sulawesi cave wall over 45,500 years ago may have been depicting a whole social interaction between warty pigs

More than 2,000 years ago, miniaturized trees decorated King Herod’s palace in Jericho, in what could have been a display of the ruler’s power over nature – and his fealty to Rome

Police officials say it is impossible to determine what caused officers to crash into car in which Ahuvia Sandak was riding

Biden's actions to be taken on Wednesday include rejoining the Paris climate accords and reversing Trump's travel ban on several majority Muslim countries

Immigrants at the absorption center in Kiryat Yam were surprised by the request to leave, most likely in order to make place for families arriving from Ethiopia. 'We need answers,' one told Haaretz

An Israeli court judge sent a threatening message to local filmmakers last week. But she didn’t block the option of watching 'Jenin, Jenin' on YouTube

The Capitol Police is investigating whether members of Congress led people through the Capitol the day before the attack

There was no ‘economic anxiety’ among the pro-Trump mob besieging the Capitol, from CEOs to Olympic champions. There was, though, plenty of blatant racism and antisemitism. So why has the liberal media pampered these fascists for so long?

Parental control apps, meant to filter and block internet content, don’t guarantee children’s digital safety. But they do disrupt the role of the parent, says Israeli expert

Exactly three decades ago, the Israeli public - sheltered in safe rooms and donning gas masks - entered a new type of war. Forty-three Scud missiles and 77 fatalities (mostly from heart attacks) later, Israel would never be the same again

Nebraska Republican Senator Ben Sasse took aim at the antisemitic, right-wing conspiracy theory known as QAnon in a blistering op-ed

Did Stalin kill him? And why? Until Putin reveals his fate, Raoul Wallenberg is still Russia’s prisoner

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani issued a statement condemning attacks on civilians by the Taliban and other militant groups

The heightened rhetoric mimics language far-right extremists and white supremacists have used for years

Tim Gionet, 33, launched his career at BuzzFeed in 2015 but soon left after turning to the far right

The FBI has found no evidence of Antifa involvement in the mob, but the idea has taken root in many right-wing circles

Iran is urging the International Atomic Energy Agency not to release any information that may 'pave ground for misunderstanding' within the international community regarding its nuclear ambitions

Western diplomats have said Iran's repeated breaches have already reduced the 'breakout time' to a bomb to well below a year

Iran has missile capability of up to 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles), far enough to reach archenemy Israel and U.S. military bases in the region

More than a dozen states have activated National Guard troops to help secure their capitol buildings following an FBI warning of armed protests

Israeli intelligence officials worry Washington will lose interest in Iraq after Biden takes office. Latest attack attributed to Israel was much broader than previous ones

Besides an apparent renewed effort to disrupt Iran’s attempt to move arms and militias through Iraq and Syria, there’s the message that Israel will continue to strike regardless of the new president’s Iran policy

Concerned that Israel might be trying to attain nuclear capability, the U.S., in the mid-1960s, insisted on regular visits to Dimona. The visiting experts came away reassured of Israel’s intentions, but not everyone in the U.S. government was convi...

An Israeli minister celebrating a birthday with 12 aides in a small room and an influx of COVID cases returning from Dubai are only some examples

December poll finds over half of Palestinians think elections under current conditions would not be fair or free

It's an open secret that Iran has become a haven for Al-Qaida, so why did the secretary of state see fit to call Tehran out for it only now?

The premier is hoping that his success in having his indictments amended will lead Knesset legal adviser to decide he has the right to request immunity again

Much of the discourse on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict today is happening thousands of miles away and increasingly dealing with abstract concepts

Hospital says staff was busy responding to other ICU emergencies, as number of patients hospitalized in serious condition continue to rise

The process could revive the Palestinian political system, as long as Israel doesn’t arrest candidates indiscriminately

The Geneva talks aim to encourage the factions of Libya to form a transitional government, years after the country was split into independently governed regions in 2014

The Yesh Atid chairman and opposition leader previously supported similar deal between the Joint List after last election, but his then-partner Gantz refused

Israel extends coronavirus vaccination campaign to people over 45 ■ 140,000 patients weren't informed their data was shared with Shin Bet ■ Two million Israelis vaccinated, as cases remain at record highs ■ West Bank active cases drop below 7,0...

In Jerusalem, thousands marched through the city toward Paris Square, the central site of the demonstrations in the capital, adjacent to the prime minister's official residence on Balfour Street

Benjamin de Rothschild was the chairman of Edmond de Rothschild Holding SA, and the grandson of famed Israel benefactor, Baron Edmond Rothschild

Those opposing the meeting say they refuse to be exploited by and take part in Netanyahu’s election campaign, who has visited three Arab cities in two weeks

European powers caution Iran over restarting work on uranium metal-based fuel ■ Iran recently increased its military drills in a bid to pressure Biden over the nuclear accord, which he has said America could reenter

Move comes after Riyadh announced a breakthrough U.S.-backed deal to end the row with Doha and strengthen an Arab alliance against Iran

Prisoners complain that in addition to a lack of vaccines, they aren’t receiving basic medical treatment and wardens aren’t taking reasonable precautions

The bosses of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Twitter took democracy into their own hands and silenced the U.S. president. Their coup is still advancing

Countless bunkers, a mystical sect's paradisaical shrine and a royal palace – a journey through Albania to find the burial place of a false Messiah

Photographer Miki Kratsman still believes in Israel, even if he's not sure why

The country is in lockdown, unemployment is over 30 percent, coronavirus patients are being left outside hospitals, theft is soaring – and there’s no government

A White House statement tied the designation to Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates normalizing ties to Israel, saying it 'reflects their extraordinary courage, determination and leadership'

In his frantic search for immunity, the premier puts incitement and fear-mongering aside ■ Meanwhile, he plays the puppet master with Bennett and Smotrich, but Yamina leader could yet prove the kingmaker

The president-elect was keen to emphasize that 'science will always be at the forefront of my administration,' as he boosted the science advisor post, to Cabinet level, a first in White House history

Morocco's ambassador to the United States bestowed the Order of Muhammad on Trump for the Israel-Morocco normalization deal, as Jared Kushner and the administration's Middle East envoy receive other awards

Palestinian president signs executive order to hold election for the legislature on May 22 and a presidential election on July 31

The deceased casino magnate refused to be a tool in the prime minister’s efforts to bring a rival publisher on board and broaden the scope of the pro-Bibi media

'To see this punk with that shirt on, and his antisemitism that he has bragged about to be part of a white supremacist raid' demands a review, the House speaker said

A 2017 petition accused the town of implementing a policy that effectively barred Arabs from nearby towns from the country club's pool

Washington D.C. Metro Police Officers Michael Fanone and Daniel Hodges recalled in chilling interviews their experiences while being attacked by a pro-Trump mob

East Jerusalem residents say 90% of Palestinian residents would be unable to buy homes in a swathe of new neighborhood because they are ineligible for government programs

The army says the Palestinian threw a knife at soldiers but provided no proof

In 1998, Ali Lmrabet endured vilification in his homeland after accepting an invitation to interview the Israeli prime minister. Now, he reflects on that historic visit, two decades and one peace agreement later.

Police disperse protesters who blocked off roads, threw stones at officers in Umm al-Fahm as Arab community leaders demand police and government action in the face of ongoing violence and organized crime

Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit says vaccines must immediately be provided to prisoners, despite Public Security Minister Amir Ohana's orders

Trump's language escalated in intensity in the weeks and days leading up to the riots

Only 45 percent of people over 60 in Israel's Arab towns and cities have been vaccinated, far lower than the general population, and officials point to a plethora of reasons

'This is a feeling of great emptiness and loss, but also a sense of comfort, knowing that he is no longer suffering and that he will lie next to some of the greatest people of our nation,' widow Miriam Adelson said before the funeral

The San Francisco Jewish Community Federationsaid we have no intention of funding extremist groups anywhere on the political spectrum

New hopeless parties are appearing like mushrooms, old centrist parties are collapsing, and the fourth election in a row may not solve anything. LISTEN to our weekly Election Overdose Podcast – episode 3

Arms control tensions have been rising between Moscow and Washington and New START, their last remaining major nuclear arms control treaty, is set to expire in February

Federal officials have warned local law enforcement agencies that the riot at the Capitol is likely to inspire others with violent intentions

Prosecutors offered that view in a filing asking a judge to detain Jacob Chansley, the Arizona man and QAnon conspiracy theorist who was famously photographed wearing horns as he stood at the desk of VP Pence

Spare parts were brought to warehouses days before extensive strikes attributed to Israel, Iranian Revolutionary Guards source tells Kuwaiti newspaper

Longtime CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer said Thursday that he was happy that his late parents, survivors of the Holocaust, did not live to witness the resurgence of antisemitism in the United States

In 1994, Clarke as the leader of a Black Student Association invited Tony Martin, author of a book called 'The Jewish Onslaught,' to speak and defended him afterward