Medals were given to former fighters at a special inauguration ceremony for a monument commemorating the South Lebanon Army soldiers who fell in combat fighting alongside the IDF

Rescuers will resume searching for victims ■ 121 people believed to still be trapped under the fallen wing of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside that collapsed June 24

The delta variant now accounts for 90 percent of COVID cases in Israel; two weeks ago, it was just 60 percent ■ Israel seeing a record number of travelers departing despite official warnings

Legislators still struggle to find a compromise with coalition members Meretz and United Arab List in an effort to extend the law which prevents family unification between Israeli Arabs and Palestinians

The landmark arrival from Morocco is for an Israeli exercise involving a number of countries

Israel is intensifying its efforts to influence the next 'longer and stronger' nuclear agreement the United States wants in place in nine years; as one source said: 'Israel today has nothing to threaten the Americans with'

As Fatah officials fear protests will escalate and Ramallah - fearful it will lose control - prepares eyes personnel changes, including PM Mohammad Shtayyeh, former PM Fayyad's return signals efforts to promote change

According to soldiers who were present, the security coordinator opened fire at knife-wielding Palestinian contrary to commanding officer's decision

Exposure to these chemicals can damage immune system, harm fetal development, increase risk of cancer

Health Ministry study shows concentration is 10 percent less than recommended, probably due to use of desalinated water

An Egyptian man has been charged for the assault that took place outside a Jewish center and day school

After Netanyahu family files suit over being called mentally ill, former prime minister says he will demand Netanyahu, his wife, and his son waive confidentiality on their mental health

The outgoing president served as a necessary reminder to Israelis that no matter what Benjamin Netanyahu said or did as prime minister, there was a better type of public discourse they could aspire to

The need for a third vaccination is a subject of dispute, and Pfizer’s protocol does not make such a recommendation for any specific class of people

Some 300,000 Israelis flew abroad in June, double the month before, in spite of prime minister's request to delay nonessential travel amid spread of delta variant

The Jerusalem court decision is the latest setback for emerging Jewish communities. In a related ruling, non-Orthodox converts from Brazil told they’re not eligible for aliyah

Netanyahu prosecutors ask for another six days to provide evidence to defense, saying they are still combing through key witness's phone

Elite anti-terrorism unit storms Kyiv synagogue in exercise simulating attack, part of a series organized by the security service and the Israeli embassy

Efforts by the king to further democratize Jordan's unstable politics may be too little, too late

Still, experts are optimistic despite the country's Achilles' heel: a porous Ben-Gurion International Airport

Yasmine Jaber admits to traveling to Beirut to meet with Hezbollah agents in 2015 and 2016, staying in contact with terror group for several years

Israeli prime minister has held several talks with Albert Bourla in the past few days, his office says, amid talks to offload expiring vaccine doses

President Rivlin 'sadly slipped into dictator Lukashenko’s blood-filled hands,' argues Belarusian-Israeli who was beaten at an anti-government protest

After being detained at an Israeli checkpoint, Farid al-Atrash was briefly hospitalized in Jerusalem for an unknown reason, activist says

The Supreme Court orders attorney general to draw up a new national plan for enforcement, years after ruling that Beit Shemesh had to remove all signs telling women how to dress

Lying in the 3,000-year-old filler beneath a home in the Jerusalem site were bullae, pottery fragments – and an inexplicable collection of fossil shark teeth that turned out not to be from meals but from the Cretaceous

For the first time, a large, commercial flour mill has joined scientists and other experts to revive the lost varieties of wheat of the Land of Israel

America’s progress under Biden is good news for Israel, after Trump turned its most powerful ally into the world’s laughingstock

61 percent of Israelis has received the first dose of the COVID vaccine, and 56 percent the second - as the country faces a surge of delta variant infections

Women should 'cover up' so bodies at the collapse site can be 'uncovered,' a flyer circulated after the Surfside tragedy said, the latest in a series of signs, posters and ads linking women’s dress to misfortune and suffering

The theory about a satanic cabal based on one of the world's oldest, most lethal antisemitic libels is localizing itself to make inroads into the Orthodox Jewish community in the U.S. – and now, increasingly, in Israel

The average number of new daily COVID infections in Israel has also risen by more than 50 percent since last week ■ Fourteen of the 35 cases defined as serious have received two doses of the Pfizer vaccine

Expressing admiration, Biden kneels before Rivka Ravitz, a key adviser of Rivlin for years who runs a household of 13 in addition to her demanding job

Italian-Israeli Hamos Guetta uploads cooking videos to YouTube so his daughter can learn traditional Jewish and Italian wisdom. Now you can also master Supplì al telefono, Rotolo alla Nutella and Pasta con zucchine e latte

Ahmad Issa was stabbed to death in a brawl in the village of Kafr Qasem; two suspects arrested

Coalition members Meretz and the United Arab List have said they would oppose preventing the granting of citizenship to Palestinians married to Arabs with Israeli citizenship, as have right-wing opposition parties

Polygamous marriages within the Bedouin community in Israel compromise the rights of women in them and the existing law against such marriages hasn't been enforced, a state committee found in 2018

The raging fire has cut power supply to at least eight nearby villages in Cyprus and forced people out of their homes

Officials are satisfied with current COVID inoculation trends amid delta spike in Israel, even though slower rates persist among ultra-Orthodox and Arabs

While senior PA officials understand the political damage caused by the killing of Nizar Banat, Fatah is questioning the demonstrators’ loyalty, with female journalists especially targeted

A new study shows that Jewish Israeli youth want to be exposed to differing narratives and discussions in the classroom – and those who are take a more positive approach to peace deals

As two die in work-related accidents in Israel over the weekend, monitoring group slams ‘consistent policy’ of omitting information on workplace accidents

A Hamas weapon production facility and rocket launch site were struck, the military says, hours after a fire broke out in Israel's south caused by explosive-laden balloons sent from the Strip

20-year-old Farid Ali Hassan died after he was shot in the chest with live fire during a West Bank demonstration, the Palestinian Health Ministry said

Protesters gathered near the Palestinian Authority's headquarters, hearing brief speeches from the family of Nizar Banat, an activist whose death last months sparked the rare wave of demonstrations

Manchester's oldest synagogue has come back to life by housing the Jewish heritage center. After an $8.35 million makeover, the museum offers a more people-friendly format to commemorate the city's Jewish history

According to Hezbollah-affiliated Al Mayadeen, the ship was heading to the UAE from Saudi Arabia when it was hit by an unidentified weapon

The new Saudi airline will compete with its Qatari and Emirati counterparts as part of Mohammed bin Salman's wider push for economic diversification

A senior official from the UN's nuclear watchdog is scheduled to visit Iran this week, although no talks are planned

All residents of the second building, Crestview Towers, have been told to leave immediately after engineers found serious impairments

More than 40 lives were lost in 2021 due to violence and crime in the Arab community, rights group reports

Amy Gutmann will be the first woman to ever hold the post, and will be counted on to use her academic expertise in political and democratic philosophy to stabilize U.S.-German relations following the Trump years

The annual U.S. State Department report downgrades Israel to its second tier ranking for the first time in a decade, but notes it is 'making significant efforts' to tackle human trafficking

The judge's announcement that he intends to pursue senior Lebanese politicians and security chiefs over the lethal Beirut explosion drew plaudits from the families of victims and survivors

The settlers of Evyatar left the illegal outpost in a subdued manner, after they accepted a compromise with the government which would see the structures in the West Bank outpost remain

After negotiations with the U.K. broke down over technicalities, Israel is looking for a new home for its expiring coronavirus vaccines, and they do not rule out sending them to the Palestinian Authority

Members of Israel's new government are furious with Gantz's unilateral declaration on a commission of inquiry into the corruption case, but Foreign Minister Lapid backs his old partner

The Iraqi prime minister seeks to draw closer to the Arab world and the United States, ramping up efforts to influence the political elites ahead of upcoming elections

With the Health Ministry predicting that new daily COVID cases will triple in 10 days amid the spread of the delta variant, Israel is taking steps to up its testing capacity at Ben-Gurion Airport

In his new book on religious Zionism, Mikhael Manekin argues that the emergence of a Jewish supremacy movement within his community shows how far it has strayed from the essence of the Torah

The march is being held against the backdrop of a controversial letter by Mitzpeh Ramon Mayor Roni Marom, arguing that LGBTQ activists have a 'secret agenda'

Outgoing Mossad chief Yossi Cohen's parting words remind us that Benjamin Netanyahu's norms and political style have deeply penetrated Israel's civil service

Iran recently cut crucial electricity exports to Iraq this week, which can amount to nearly a third of Iraq’s supply in the peak summer months

The vaccination rate for 12- to 15-year-olds in the ultra-Orthodox and Arab communities, which are more fearful about side effects, is under 3 percent

The withdrawal is the clearest indication that the last of the 2,500-3,500 U.S. troops have left Afghanistan, ending its 'forever war'

A professional parliamentarian and collegial mensch, Israel's outgoing president has always been a rare bird in politics

In the West Bank Israel believes the Palestinian Authority has so far quelled the protests over the death of a dissident ■ Why Finance Minister Lieberman gave the army’s top brass a reason for optimism

An accompanying agreement may be needed to address Tehran's growing arsenal

Settlers manipulated Bennett and his left-wing coalition partners into accepting the compromise over the illegal West Bank outpost

‘Do you really think we get up every day now and think how to continue settling the land? We’ve become much more bourgeois,’ says veteran of nearby settlement

Rabbi Shlomo Noginsky suffered non-life threatening injuries according to a statement by the director of the Shaloh House Jewish Day School

Palestinian media earlier reported that attacks had been carried out by Israel south of Gaza City ■ Four fires broke out Thursday in southern Israel due to incendiary balloons launched from Gaza

After a night out, Ahmad ‘Abdu got into his car in a town near Ramallah, where Border Police ambushed him and shot him dead. His family says the cops mistook him for his uncle

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A retired paparazzo who became a spokesperson for Rescuers Without Borders, and a former suburban religious boy who became a metal-loving techie

In the 6th century, the earliest map depicting the Land of Israel was created – the only map from the first millennium depicting a country in full, but what purpose did it serve?

The Netanyahu family dismissed the Channel 12 News report as 'complete falsehood'

The Shin Bet’s controversial surveillance during the COVID-19 pandemic did not mark the first time the government has extended the security service’s powers. It happened several times, for mysterious purposes

Activists threatened and cursed Yossi Dagan over an agreement to evacuate the Evyatar settlement outpost

'With respect to Turkey in particular...this is the first time a NATO member has been listed in the child soldier prevention act list,' the State Department official said

The prime minister discussed the threat of a nuclear Iran with Germany's president, who also pledged his support to the fight against antisemitism

He quotes the Koran as precisely as he cites Switzerland's Constitution. His campaign was flagrantly homophobic but he speaks differently in backrooms. He has no compunctions about cruelly turning his back on his associates. Mansour Abbas is now in p...

'Many people, including journalists and human rights defenders,' were assaulted by the Palestinian Authority's forces, Michelle Bachelet says in a statement in the wake of a wave of demonstrations across the West Bank