Earlier, the UN atomic watchdog flagged a new breach by Iran of its nuclear deal with major powers on the day those powers met to revive the agreement

The breach has to do with Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium, which could be enriched further to weapons-grade material suitable for nuclear bombs

The additional funding would ensure that workforce complaints 'including those related to white supremacy or ideological and non-ideological beliefs' are investigated quickly

Two youths were injured in the incident ■ In a separate incident, a man was shot dead in a Bedouin village in the north

Turkey has adopted fresh stay-at-home orders for weekends and will halt dining at restaurants starting Tuesday for the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan, as infections mount

The U.S. pharmaceutical giant announced last month that their clinical trials found the jab to be safe for 12- to 15-year-olds in clinical trials, with Israel anticipated to be among the first countries to push ahead with inoculations

Boasting past clients like Nike, Apple and Xiaomi, Israeli digital artist Yam Ben Adiva wants to go beyond the non-fungible token craze and merge the physical and digital. Meanwhile, an Israeli firm is eyeing the local marketplace

The woman was held for 10 days in isolation in a men's prison, despite a medical opinion stating she should be treated as a woman

80 percent of people in death penalty trials as minors still at risk of execution, a year after Saudi Arabia announced major reforms to the criminal code

In a catch-22, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei might want to postpone a new agreement to help conservatives in the upcoming Iranian presidential election, but a new conservative president might oppose a new agreement

The Joint List's Ofer Cassif said officers at Sheikh Jarrah were 'going wild, not letting people demonstrate' as weekly protest in support of the neighborhood's Palestinian residents draws large crowd

Misconceptions are abounding on whether Muslims can receive the coronavirus jab while fasting. Imams resoundingly tell their communities they can

While Iran is calling for an end to all Trump-era sanctions, the U.S. is only prepared to lift 'sanctions that are inconsistent with the JCPOA' in the latest round of indirect talks

Israeli police are investigating the incident as a hate crime after 20 vehicles had their tires slashed, in the second such anti-Arab attack within the Green Line in weeks

Politicians extended their condolences to the British royal family after the passing of Prince Philip, who Netanyahu said 'will be much missed in Israel and across the world'

Information about the elite army unit's operation in an enemy country was passed on to media by a source who was unaware of a decision to postpone it by a day

Prince Hamzah's March 14 visit to the city of Salt was, in the words of a senior establishment figure, the 'straw that broke the camels back'

The man pleaded guilty to the crime of 'assaulting an elderly person and causing substantial injury' and was sentenced to almost a year in prison as part of the plea bargain deal

Four Balad and Hadash lawmakers who staged symbolic protest at Tuesday's inaugural Knesset session risk losing significant salary benefits for deviating from officially worded commitment to Israel and the Knesset

The Duke of Edinburgh married Queen Elizabeth in 1947 and played a key role in modernizing the monarchy following WWII

Beijing has repeatedly attempted to discredit Uighurs abroad who speak to the media as well as targeting individual think tank analysts, journalists and academics with sanctions

Hundreds of thousands in the Arab world are turning to the audio chat app to mock and vent against longtime rulers, debate sensitive issues or argue where to find the best and cheapest shawarma

Presidents of Israeli universities rebuke Gallant for withholding the prize from Prof. Oded Goldreich over his alleged support for BDS. Goldreich denies his support for the movement

This visit will 'reaffirm the enduring U.S. commitment to the U.S.-Israel strategic partnership and Israels Qualitative Military Edge'

Much has been written about the Iranian ship Israel struck. No less important is the timing

Turbulence in the coming weeks may not be confined to coalition-building ■ A routine medical checkup for Palestinian president, a possible emergency for Israel ■ Israel's vaccine drive slows down, but that's not necessarily bad news

Testimony of former news site CEO shows that for years a bribery culture dominated Israels largest media company

The fear that should now be nesting within the breast of every Israeli is of extreme moves by Netanyahu

'I absolutely do not agree with Erdogan's behavior towards President von der Leyen,' Draghi says, referring to an earlier meeting between EU leaders and Erdogan

Pothole politics rather than Palestine now top the agenda. Are Israeli Jews ready for the change?

Four Israelis tell their stories about how their businesses survived the pandemic

Ahmed was hospitalized twice, underwent surgery and was then imprisoned. But Israel hasn't let his parents visit or even speak to him on the phone. They're being kept in the dark about his condition

We thought an advanced frontal lobe was a basal human condition, but the earliest archaic humans to leave Africa and reach Europe had a frontal cortex like chimps

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A kibbutz resident heads back to her country of birth, South Africa, for the first time in 20 years, and a new dad grapples with having to part with his wife and baby

Their marriage lasted two years, but it shaped my mother's identity and influenced her all her life, trapping her between two worlds

Sources say Bennett has serious intentions to form a coalition with bloc of parties opposing Netanyahu

One of the two Jewish Republicans in Congress, Zeldin will challenge Andrew Cuomo, New York's scandal-ridden Democratic governor

While some Holocaust survivors in Israel are entitled to 10,000 shekels a month, the majority have to get by with a fraction of that

Alexander Etkind, one of the most influential Russian thinkers, explains why it's impossible to remove the Putin regime right now, why the country's intellectual class is becoming extinct and how COVID-19 can actually benefit the planet

Elliot Resnick, who has edited the Jewish Press since 2018, was identified in a video of the Capitol breach by an anonymous researcher and first reported by Politico

'Iran will without a doubt respond after the investigation has concluded and we'll know exactly who struck' ship, says spokesman ■ On Wednesday, New York Times reported that U.S. official said Israel notified U.S. that it had struck an Iranian vess...

During the longest and most complex sortie executed by the Nazis in the skies of pre-state Israel, the German Junkers plane photographed Tel Aviv, the Jordan Valley, Tiberias and an airport near Amman

On the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day, far right leader Bezalel Smotrich threatened Palestinian citizens of Israel with ethnic cleansing. Calling him a Nazi is too easy a way out of the real, pressing problem his camp poses for Israel and Judaism

Excavation by a church in the heart of Oxford finds strange layer with no sign of swine, and pots in which only kosher animals were cooked

Archival documents reveal the story of a Jewish child who was forced to behave like a dog in Auschwitz, at the order of the camp's notorious doctor. A contemporary researcher is determined to discover what became of that boy

For Netanyahu, the day commemorating the Holocaust is just another opportunity for a self-serving political tirade

How will autonomous cars affect accidents and traffic jams, and how will these vehicles react when a kid runs into the street? Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua explains

New York Times quoted an anonymous U.S. official saying Israel informed the U.S. it carried out the attack Tuesday morning on the vessel described as the 'Iranian mothership' in the region

Israel has decided to adopt the recommendations of the inter-ministerial team headed by the National Security Council not to cooperate with the ICC, a statement from PM's Office says

Cellebrite, which has faced criticism for sales of its tech to repressive regimes, heads to NASDAQ at 2.4 billion valuation through shell company

Richard Bernstein, 46, a judge serving on the Michigan Supreme Court has been living in Dubai for two months and counting

Did the king of Denmark really wear a yellow star? Did the atom bombs get Japan to surrender? We have the answers

Court grants request to investigate whether Israel's anti-boycott law applies to a petition signed by Prof. Oded Goldreich, meaning he can't get the prize in mathematics and computer sciences this month

Iran, unnerved by Delhi's pivot towards Israel and the Gulf, increasingly poses a concrete terrorist threat to Israeli interests in India, thanks to its robust intelligence footprint and willing proxies. India's government can no longer afford to loo...

Some of the most beautiful Paleolithic cave art is in the pitch-black depths of cave systems, so who were they drawing for?

Video of the diplomatic gaffe during Turkey-EU talks in Ankara shows European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen taken aback when there was no chair for her next to Erdogan

The White House acknowledged the secret high-stakes meeting in Syria in October, but said little about it

Public buses and cars stopped on the streets and highways, and pedestrians stood in place in memory of the 6 million Jewish victims of the Holocaust

Its hard to tell since they werent directly compared in studies. But experts say the vaccines are alike on what matters most: preventing hospitalizations and deaths

Ateret Cohanim activists, accompanied by Israeli police, take over at least 16 apartments purchased from their Palestinian owners in the neighborhood of Silwan, in the latest move in what local councilwoman dubs 'racist struggle'

Israel will finally have audio books in Hebrew - thanks to a Swedish firm looking to recreate Spotifys success with titles by Yuval Noah Harari, A.B. Yehoshua and Dorit Rabinyan

The attack on Rabbi Arik Ascherman near an unauthorized settlement outpost, which was caught on tape, followed reports on settlers grazing their sheep on Palestinian pastures

Funded by ideologically-driven American conservatives, the new right is redrawing Israel's political map and government policies. The center-left needs to start adopting similar practices or risk being left behind

Uganda, where the Nile begins, and Egypt agree to 'share resourceful intelligence on a regular basis' as tensions over Ethiopia's dam continue

My Zayde told us about his childhood in Kazimierz, and about burying half-alive bodies in Buchenwald. What it means to be the grandchild of a Holocaust survivor, and to lose them

Israel's COVID cabinet eases restrictions on gatherings ■ Infection rate down after brief uptick ■ Gaza under full lockdown as cases rise

Unlike previous attacks attributed to Israel, which targeted oil and weapons shipments, the target this time was directly tied to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards

The overnight strikes in Syria attributed to Israel targeted an arms depot in an area manned by Lebanon's Hezbollah group, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

Walla CEO Ilan Yeshua says he was ordered to remove negative coverage of the prime minister for fear that it would harm merger plans between Walla's parent company, Bezeq, and the satellite TV firm Yes

Some shipping companies are said to be avoiding Haifa and Ashdod due to backup of dozens of ships forced to wait weeks to unload cargo

'We are prepared to take the steps necessary to return to compliance with the JCPOA, including by lifting sanctions that are inconsistent with the JCPOA,' said the U.S. State Department

The forecast of 5% GDP growth in 2021 doesn't tell the full story, with the per capita figure significantly lower

The plan, which would expand the Har Homa neighborhood and just needs district-level approval, would help isolate a Palestinian neighborhood and possibly cause a headache for Joe Biden

The government agrees to a $210 million bailout of El Al, which changed hands in late 2020 and was forced to slash one-third of its staff, or 2,000 workers

Israel Katz's call to preserve benefits spurs fears of continued high unemployment rates

With the kingdom suffering a 24 percent unemployment rate, 1.3 million Syrian refugees and a water shortage that could start a war one day, Israel should think about boosting cooperation with its neighbor

Security agencies say that they will enforce all regulations in Gaza, including prohibitions on gatherings and weddings, as well as any other mass events

King Abdullah says sedition has been quashed after a rift with his half-brother and former crown prince Hamza, and that the country is now stable and secure

Jewish groups issue sharp rebukes after Bezalel Smotrich says that Arabs who do not recognize Jewish rule over Israel 'will not remain here'

The resumption of aid is the latest step the Biden administration has undertaken to repair U.S.-Palestinian relations which came to a halt during the Trump administration

A yes vote on the controversial proposal, which could lead to the expansion of settlements, will send the matter to the JNF's board on April 22

President Rivlin honors survivors who lost their lives to COVID-19 at the ceremony marking the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem

Releasing such materials could reveal the Shin Bet's methods and potentially threat 'national security,' the court said

Admired historian Annette Wieviorka's visit to China in the 1970s as a Maoist student turned her world upside down. 'We saw trucks carrying people with shaved heads, bent over, eyes downcast'

The whereabouts of King Abdullah II's half brother, Prince Hamzah, who is at the heart of the dispute, are unknown

With its vaccine success and green passport program in full swing, Israel is finding itself at the center of COVID conspiracy theories old and new from anti-vaccination activists

President Joe Biden's administration has made clear it intends to roll back parts of Trump's approach that Palestinians denounced as heavily biased in favor of Israel

The prosecution is expected to close the cases against an additional three soldiers, who were suspected of being involved in the 2015 affair

Archaeologists identify one of the first women to reach Europe. Her line died out, but three other early humans, in Bulgaria, appear to have descendants today

These German Christians came to Israel to help Holocaust survivors and chose to stay during the pandemic, forging new connections and engaging with living history

The latest takedown of fake accounts from Facebook shows that a secret war is underway online - but its not between Israel and Iran, but rather Iranians vs Iranians