According to Health Ministry data, 50,325 coronavirus tests were conducted over the weekend, with the positivity rate standing at 0.6 percent, compared to last week's 0.7 percent

Friday was the final day on which Israelis were able to get the first dose of the vaccine, as the country's stockpile is set to expire in three weeks

The creators of a new documentary on Adolf Hitler wonder how to deal with the rebirth of the ideology the Nazi dictator represented

Benjamin Netanyahu and his family leave Jerusalem residence a month after PM Bennett's swearing-in

The rotation deal allegedly creates two completely different governments, the state says gay male surrogacy is unfeasible, and the ultra-Orthodox are pushing for gender segregation in academia

The tension between Iran and its proxies and Israel persists in various arenas and continues to result in a variety of incidents

U.S. diplomats and troops in Iraq and Syria were targeted in three rocket and drone attacks on Wednesday alone, which analysts have attributed to Iranian-backed militias

The two victims had been trying to keep apart two sides engaged in a prolonged family dispute that erupted into a brawl, a local resident said. 'Resorting to the use of arms has become the immediate response'

The Finance Ministry says Israel has stricter environmental requirements than other OECD countries

According to a statement by the Israel's new president, the Jordanian king called to congratulate him for taking office, in another sign of closer ties after years of strained bilateral relations

Police argue in a draft bill facial recognition cameras would help prevent crime, but some experts warn of potentially severe privacy violations

Ghadanfar Abu Atwan refused to eat in protest of his arrest without trial. He is 'almost unable to speak, appears to be in great pain,' the latest medical report says

Rep. Lauren Boebert's tweet, also comparing the White House outreach efforts to 'Communist China,' comes two days after similar remarks by Marjorie Taylor Greene, another first-term Republican

Esther Bejarano, who was politically active against antisemitism throughout her life, died peacefully at the Jewish Hospital in Hamburg

This is the second abnormality in computer systems related to Iran’s Transport and Urbanization Ministry, after the railroad system came under cyberattack on Friday

Joint military and police forces seized 43 handguns and some ammunition, in what authorities describe as the largest bust along Israel's northern border in recent years

Thousands of letters written in the early years of the state by immigrant soldiers to their families in Morocco reveal a gloomy picture. Most wanted to go home

Tehran's Deputy Governor says no sound of an explosion, fire or damage found in the area

U.S. President Joe Biden called Vladimir Putin for the first time since they discussed the attacks last month, and warned of consequences for Russian inaction

Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Libya are among the countries lining up to help Tunisia, which is facing the collapse of its health system and fearing the economic blow of its national lockdown

An agreement between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin secures urgent assistance for 3.4 million people in Idlib

Biden says Afghan people must decide their own future and U.S. has achieved its goals in its war as he defends decision to withdraw troops

A notice on electronic boards at stations asked travelers to call a number belonging to the office of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Cohen, who ended his role as head of Israel's espionage agency this year, will establish a local arm of the Japanese giant holding company to identify Israeli firms for investment

That is the future of the city according to new data that shows it's becoming unaffordable for those who don’t inherit a home or earn triple the average salary, and some say the whole country will bear the cost

Israeli culture minister asks French counterpart to support the request to join the EU's Creative Europe program when it comes up for approval

'Israel's defiance of international law and international opinion can and will no longer be cost-free,' UN special rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories says

Jehan Sadat, who had been battling cancer, had consistently defended her husband’s decision to sign a peace agreement with Israel in 1979 after nearly three decades of war

The American Jewish community is divided on whether attacks on Israel should be considered antisemitism or not

Government officials dismissed the assertion by a Taliban delegation visiting Moscow as part of a propaganda campaign launched as foreign forces, including the U.S., withdraw after almost 20 years of fighting

It has overtaken YouTube, knows its users better than its competitors do, and doesn’t hesitate to use songs and dances to promote political messages. And with China behind it, TikTok is accountable to no one

The rule will apply to all travelers entering Israel, even if they have been vaccinated against the coronavirus

Lebanon's economic collapse threatens the regime, and the situation is not much better in Jordan and Egypt. Israel shouldn't stake its neighbors' stability for granted

85-year-old Palestinian President Abbas sent his forces to brutally repress protest over the death of a dissident – the latest manifestation of what is perceived as a corrupt, rotten regime

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The prime minister has gone to great lengths to show understanding for his leftist partners, who are getting in trouble with their base, while one new law is driving opposition leader Netanyahu particularly crazy

Pfizer has previously said people will likely need a booster dose, though some scientists have questioned when, or whether, boosters will be needed

Five of nine High Court judges say amendment violates their right of equality. Chief Justice Hayut: Holding parents responsible for a child’s crimes is highly unusual and unacceptable.

Video of Carmel Mauda brutalizing kids at her Rosh Ha’ayin home was on social media in 2019; her house was burned down after her indictment

The U.S. Congress pioneered recognition of Europe’s worst massacres since the Holocaust. Now, in the face of rising genocide denial from Serbs, the far right and the hard left, it’s time for Israel to act, before it’s too late

Arrests and police violence are surprising considering recent conciliatory comments and the identity of the arrested protesters, in the wake of Nizar Banat's death

Lieberman isn’t forcing Haredi men to stop studying Torah or Haredi women to stop having children. What he has done is change the regulations, making it more difficult – and that’s what governments do

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A retired historian who believes COVID-19 is a manipulation that serves 'transparent rulers,' and a physical therapist who realized she belonged in Israel during a visit when she was 16

A Palestinian student activist who was on the Shin Bet's wanted list was shot to death from afar during a demonstration in May. The IDF’s response: 'A Military Police investigation has been launched'

Iris Leal’s nephew fell in an attack by Hamas during Operation Protective Edge. On the seventh anniversary of that war, she illuminates one of the most charged zones of Israeli life, the nationalization of private grief in the name of the ethos of ...

Sexual harassment, judges who hand down decisions in cases they did not hear, corrupt appointments and a culture of silence surrounding it all. A rare glimpse of the world behind the bench

Lapid is expected to announce Israel's desire to participate in the culture program at an EU foreign ministers' meeting on Monday, the first such official event in more than a decade attended by Israel's top diplomat

U.S., French embassies in Beirut tweet that trilateral meetings look to find ways how to 'support the Lebanese people and stabilize the economy'

Olmert, who served time for graft, claims contributions were tax-exempt because donors were close friends. Tax Authority believes some were given in the hope that he would return to a public position

The petitioners demand the removal of the buildings put up by the settlers, who as things stand have a chance to return in the future

Ghadanfar Abu Atwan, 28, will be released from administrative detention to a hospital in Ramallah

Post-Brexit trade dispute threatens to cut off access to kosher food in Northern Ireland, British PM says, as Jewish group warns of end to Jewish life in Belfast

Jordan will also increase its exports to West Bank from $160 to $700 million. Deals mark a possible turn in relationship that has grown icy while Netanyahu was in office

The two leaders, meeting in Amman, agree to turn over a new leaf in bilateral ties. According to Palestinian sources, President Abbas met with the Jordanian king after his meeting with the Israeli leader

Commanders ordered both male and female soldiers to swim wearing oversized shirts, but only women were told to also wear long pants. IDF: Orders were against regulations

Crews have extracted the remains of 54 people from the rubble in Surfside; another 86 remained missing as of early Thursday local time

Salam Diab has spent nearly 20 years building an archive for his hometown of Tamra. His recently released book is both a family album and a vision of hope for Jewish-Arab relations

The problem with climate change isn’t the averages, it’s the spikes, and you can engineer a drought-resistant seed but the weather can bake it

Turkey’s president has outlived, in office, sparring partner Netanyahu. But the long-standing hostility of Israel’s new coalition members to Turkey's strongman could derail Erdogan's plans to rehabilitate relations

Ten of 11 justices favored denying petitions arguing the law was discriminatory. 'Law does not negate Israel's character as a democracy,' chief justice says. Arab lawmaker deplores 'racist, anti-democratic' ruling

Nontraditional families discuss their habits, identities, struggles and dreams. 'Co-parenting is the most effective way to get around the obstacles and discrimination that exist against us'

Sheikh Yusuf Albaz shared in May a video containing a murder scene of two police officers and added a caption reading 'The best way to deal with injustice'

'It doesn’t seem to me like a dramatic thing,' district court judge says

Its prime minister wails that Lebanon is dying, but failed states don’t just expire. History shows they muddle through

The new rules will require both spouses to work at least 24-hours a week to qualify for the payments of about $305 per child under the age of three

As the Biden administration eyes China’s burgeoning superpower status with increasing concern, Israel's new government, led by Naftali Bennett, hopes it won’t be forced to choose between the two sides

The Palestinian-Israeli actors in Eran Kolirin's 'Let There Be Morning' say their decision not to attend the Cannes Film Festival is a political statement

The Knesset has dug out the oath of office signed 38 years ago by former president Chaim Herzog — father of the newly instated president

Muntasir Shalabi shot and killed 19-year-old Yehuda Guetta at the Tapuah junction in the West Bank in May

The first case of the COVID-19 delta plus variant in Israel was diagnosed on Wednesday

At 80, Esther Ofarim still doesn’t like to give interviews, is embarrassed when dubbed ‘the greatest singer’ (though she agrees it’s true), and prefers to stay at her home in Germany. Ahead of three special performances in Israel, she relents...

'It was startling to aides, however much they were anticipating an eruption, that Trump’s wrath fell on Bibi Netanyahu,' journalist Michael Wolff writes in his new book

The new finds in Jerusalem support the theory that King Herod really didn’t finish the Second Temple complex

Prime minister Hassan Diab's unconvincing speech to diplomats couldn't cover up Lebanon's political dysfunction. Now its leaders need to do the impossible

Iraqi militia groups aligned with Iran vowed to retaliate after U.S. strikes on the Iraqi-Syrian border killed four of their members last month

Families of victims were told that crews would stop using rescue dogs and listening devices, but would continue to search for remains in the rubble after the condo collapsed on June 24

Cash for 45,000 Gaza residents to buy food and housing for over 4,000 families whose homes were either destroyed or damaged is needed immediately, says a new report issued by the World Bank, UN and EU

Dwellings in Khirbet Humsah, located in an area designated by the Israeli military as a firing zone, demolished in third such operation within a year, leaving residents homeless

Ron Eliyahu Oved, 18, was killed outside a Negev army base by a runaway bus while trying out for the paratroops

No deaths were reported in a blast which appears to have been caused by a shipping container which caught alight

Amid escalating rhetoric between officials, Israel’s acting ambassador to Poland calls on legislators in Warsaw to ‘listen to the voices of Holocaust survivors’

Pollak was arrested for refusing to agree to a restraining order that he keep out of the West Bank

PM Bennett's sparse diplomatic experience could open up a broader role for Herzog, who will look to mend Israel's relationship with the Diaspora

The Israeli citizen was denied the right to meet with his lawyer in the first 20 days of his detention, at the order of the court