Zuzanna Ginczanka was one of the most important voices in interwar Polish poetry. Her work married the sensual and the intellectual. Her life story is no less intriguing

A manhunt for the suspect is underway as tensions between locals, Israel police intensify due to ongoing criminal violence in Arab majority cities

In his first official visit to the region, the Secretary of State will meet with officials in Jerusalem, Ramallah, Cairo and Amman to reinforce the truce between Israel and Hamas

The move was met with a huge sigh of relief by Americans living in Israel, where there has been a backlog of 15,000 passport applications and renewals

Analysis of fish bones unearthed across Israel suggests observance of kashrut only began in late Second Temple period, centuries after the Bible was written

Every Palestinian faction with a bone to pick with Hamas in the Strip knows it holds the key to a new escalation. Then there’s the humanitarian crisis and the TV footage of the destruction seen in East Jerusalem and the West Bank

Foreign officials are flocking to Ramallah amid talk of giving the PA role in Gaza’s rehabilitation

One factor was the time needed to call up reservists. Another was that many forces had been sent to Jerusalem a few days earlier in preparation for the end of Ramadan

Some 200 people demonstrated at the courthouse to protest the arrest of the deputy chairman of the Northern Islamic Movement, which they claim was politically motivated

Blinken lands in Israel, will travel between Jerusalem, Ramallah, Cairo and Amman in a bid to reinforce the truce between Israel and Hamas ■ Israel announces it would permit humanitarian aid into Gaza but restricts exports

Videos, images and papers are released by Israel's military ahead of Operation Solomon’s 30th anniversary

Ancient Egyptian tombs show people believed to be eating watermelon, or its predecessor, for dessert. That's a clue

Many young people took to the streets to say: Enough humiliation, we’re equal citizens, we aren’t Israeli Arabs, we’re Palestinians who are citizens of Israel

Ultra-Orthodox parties have been pushing a different bill to set up a commission that is not headed by a retired Supreme Court justice

Western governments are threatening sanctions against Minsk over the diversion of a flight and arrest of a journalist who was on board

Bennett still wants to form a governing coalition with Yair Lapid. The question is whether enough members of his own party will be there with him

White House, Russian national security advisers discuss strategic stability, say normalization of U.S.-Russian ties would be in the interests of both countries

During his cross-examination, Ilan Yeshua faced allegations that requests to alter Walla's coverage were an effort to redress such bias

The loss was mostly due to employees choosing to stay at home due to the nearly nonstop Palestinian rocket fire from Gaza, according to Israel's main industrial group

Danny Fenster, 37, the managing editor of Frontier Myanmar, one of the country's top independent news sites, was detained at the main international gateway in Yangon while preparing to fly to Malaysia

Labor, Yisrael Beiteinu and Kahol Lavan say progress has been made in talks with Yesh Atid ■ Yair Lapid's mandate to form a coalition will expires in nine days

David Barnea's career spans three decades, and includes locating and recruiting agents relevant to the Mossad's priorities: Iran and Hezbollah

David Barnea will replace Yossi Cohen as new Mossad chief, Netanyahu announces

EU leaders strongly condemn Belarus over Sunday incident in which a flight from Greece to Lithuania was diverted in order to detain opposition-minded journalist who was on board the plane

Plus, bad news for Americans already complaining about the heat, global food production is projected to shrink by a third by 2100 and an even better idea than reforestation – not chopping trees down in the first place

While none of the Health Ministry professionals expressed serious opposition to getting rid of COVID-19 limitations, some worry that the false sense of security it brings can set Israel back

Remarks come days after leading U.S. Jewish organizations urged him to speak out about a wave of attacks in the U.S. and abroad

Blinken will meet with Israeli leaders regarding the United States' 'ironclad commitment to Israel's security,' Biden says, including seeing through an arms sale despite some Democratic pushback

If Netanyahu were no longer at the helm, Israel could undo the damage he caused with yet another failed policy. It is high time for him to pack up and go

Extension comes after three-month deal on surveillance cameras at nuclear sites expired Sunday

A new project exposes Mizrahim in North America to their community’s role in Israel’s left and to a discourse they can often relate to about Palestinians and Arabs

Visiting the scene, Public Security Minister Amir Ohana praises officers who shot the attacker, saying they strove to disarm him

Israeli researchers discovered a way to lock you out of your WhatsApp. Facebook failed to address the issue. Now its being used

A 2018 report co-written by a Biden official makes the case for Washington to encourage Palestinian unity in order to break the years-long diplomatic stalemate

Despite the shock at the scale of the Israeli strikes, Gaza residents report no shortage of food and draw encouragement from Palestinian solidarity

An Israeli couple and their two-year old son were killed near Italy's Lake Maggiore, together with the mother's grandparents who came to visit

Charges against the three Jewish suspects include terrorism and attempted murder

With days to go until the mandate expires, Lapid restarts negotiations with anti-Netanyahu bloc with the aim of having signed deals by the weekend

Israeli Defense Minister Gantz calls to leave Gaza on the 'basic humanitarian threshold,' emphasizing the need to prevent humanitarian aid reaching the hands of Hamas

Police also plan to charge a Jewish man who participated in a mob attack on an Arab man in a Tel Aviv suburb during the rioting in mixed cities

Slamming the Israeli High Court of Justice for ruling invalid a 100 day extension for the state budget deadline, Netanyahu's Likud party calls the move a dangerous trend that deals 'a serious blow to democracy'

Israeli Defense officials working on a way to deliver funds and construction materials without Hamas using them to build tunnels and weapons

Court says Palestinian petitioners still can’t farm the land themselves because they haven’t proved ownership, adding that High Court is not the right venue to decide that issue

According to UN humanitarian office, at least 129 out of 248 people killed in Gaza were civilians and 1,042 housing and commercial units were severely damaged

Officials say it is all but impossible to seal off the Strip and prevent goods for reconstruction from being turned into locally-made rockets

There has been an increase in online and real-world incidents of antisemitism in the U.S. since the outbreak of violence between Israel and Hamas, the Anti-Defamation League says

Netanyahu displayed to foreign diplomats last week parts of a drone that was downed two days prior, saying it was made by Iran and flown over from Iraq or Syria

Israelis will still be required to wear face masks indoors until further deliberation and travel to and from Israel will still be limited

The United States needs to be 'leading the world in bringing people together, not simply supplying weapons to kill children in Gaza,' Sanders says

U.S. President Joe Biden says Washington will work with UN agencies on expediting humanitarian aid for Gaza 'in a manner that does not permit Hamas to simply restock its military arsenal'

Iran's Rohani said last week that the United States was ready to lift trade sanction, although a senior Iranian official contradicted him, while European diplomats said very difficult issues remained

While President Joe Biden handled the crisis in textbook fashion with old-school diplomacy, Israel would be foolish to believe its relationship with the ruling Democratic Party has not been adversely affected

'I chose to work in a Jewish school partly because I wanted to change reality. I’m less certain this is possible now. But if I give up and leave, pupils won’t hear a voice like mine,' says one Arab teacher in a Jewish school

Remarks by former Israeli ambassador to the United States, to the effect that Israel should invest more in fostering ties with evangelicals than with Diaspora Jews, reflect a disastrous policy for Jewish peoplehood

Delivery robots are about to descend on the city of Tel Aviv – but is there enough room for everyone?

Lod's mayor accuses Fida Shehade of 'incitement' after she posted on Facebook that the municipality abandoned Arab residents after violent clashes shook the city

The ‘Last Week Tonight’ star needs to cover Israel-Palestine in more depth, and not just during wartimes in Gaza. Plus, a welcome blast from the past with Apple’s ‘1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything’

Foreign airlines are also resuming flights they suspended when Palestinian militants began rocket attacks on Israel this month

A group of Israeli artists who teach at Jerusalem’s Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design gave protesting Arab students their full support, drawing a backlash from some Jewish students and government officials

Democratic lawmakers tell Haaretz that stories of the party’s ‘shift’ on Israel are greatly exaggerated, and that those occupying the middle ground must now make their voices heard

Unified theory of human evolution suggests explanation for the mystery of technological persistency: Why some tools were used for over a million years

The 58-year-old Israeli Arab woman has been on the waiting list for a kidney transplant for seven years

Yamina chairman Bennett wrote on Facebook that ‘there are even options today for the establishment of a government, if only we lift the boycotts’

The 80th anniversary of Ramat Hashofet is a great excuse to relax with a picnic basket in a nearby olive grove or splash in a spring-fed pool

The 23-year-old victim 'is sure whoever did this came from outside' his city of Lod, but also says the police never reached out to him after the attack that left him hospitalized for six days

A series of events in Jerusalem over the weekend show that conflict is still on the horizon. The evictions from East Jerusalem neighborhoods and the reopening of the Temple Mount to Jews could serve as the spark

Senior Bangladeshi officials announced that the new ruling regarding Israel travel does not mark a change in its Middle East policy, however

Jews were barred from entering the holy compound – where the Al-Aqsa mosque is also located – since the beginning of Ramadan on April 12, amid the spike in Jewish-Arab violence in Israel

The IAEA said this week it was in talks with Tehran on how to proceed with the monitoring deal

The smart money is still on a fifth Israeli election, but all eyes will be on Gideon Sa’ar and Benny Gantz if Yair Lapid fails to form a government in the ten days he has left

Tensions in Jerusalem could escalate quickly, but Israel is focusing on the Strip and has trouble seeing the bigger picture

Sources in the Shoafat refugee camp say Yusef Al-Khalabi was in his home at the time of the shooting, and that his family was uninvolved in the feud

Israel's Eden Alene comes in 17th place at the song contest that was held in the Netherlands after being canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Stressful voting: The United Kingdom, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands received zero points...

The Education Ministry’s systematic disregard of studies, surveys and state comptroller reports has buried hope for education for coexistence

As the Israel-Gaza conflict raged, India’s UN ambassador backed the ‘just Palestinian cause,’ but police arrested pro-Palestinian protestors in Indian-controlled Kashmir: A dissonance fuelled by history, Hindutva and right-wing Zionism

Israel's attempt to present the cease-fire as unilateral will only hurt it in negotiations to bring back citizens and bodies of soldiers held in the Strip

After three U.S. vetoes, the final statement calls for 'full adherence' to truce and immediate Gaza aid and focuses on the role of international mediators

Author David Grossman, political leaders and activists call on Israel to go beyond a cease-fire in Gaza, while hundreds also gather outside Prime Minister Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem

Anastasia Gorbenko the country's first ever gold medal at an Olympic swimming event, also setting a new Israeli record

As Islamic movement claims victory over Israel, Yahya Sinwar – who went into hiding during the fighting – makes his first public appearance since the flare-up began at the mourning tent of senior commander Bassem Issa

The stories of half the people killed in Israel during the recent flare-up reveal yet again that the weakest are not protected by the system

The Israeli military's top brass recommend firm action against any violation by Palestinian groups of the cease-fire that capped 11 days of deadly fighting between Israel and Hamas

Charges will likely be filed against the four suspects in the assault in Bat Yam in the coming days ■ Fourth suspect also arrested in the firebombing of Jaffa home, which left a 12-year-old boy with burns

Miscommunication between the army and UN organizations led to the dissemination of a notice that schools designated to serve as shelters would be bombed. The bombing didn’t happen, but the fears got even worse

On a tour of the Gaza Strip, the humanitarian chief for the Palestinian territories appealed for both sides to hold fire and called for an end to Israel's blockade