Photos taken by US tourist Nathan Fendrich now part of National Library of Israel collection

Endowment headquartered at Tel Aviv University; 9 scholars will get accolade plus $300,000 apiece for their achievements in study of human past

Demonstrators pretend to detain a man wearing a yellow star, at site where many Jews were rounded up during Holocaust

Critics complained original ethnic studies plan carried 'anti-Jewish bias' and demonization of Israel; bill now heading to governor for approval

Reports says a number of vehicles hit in al-Bukamal region, but no injuries; Israel mum in accordance with longstanding policy

Amid talk of 4th dose, serological study at Sheba hospital stokes optimism that booster shot may offer longer-lasting protection than previously thought

South conducts its first underwater-launched ballistic missile test hours after North test fires two cruise missiles

Longtime Milwaukee Brewers outfielder and 6-time All-Star won 2006 Rookie of the Year, 2011 MVP, but was also marred in steroid scandal

State gives ice cream maker's parent firm, which is headquartered there, 90 days to change course after review reaches preliminary conclusion company breached anti-BDS laws

Bob Woodward's latest work claims Joint Chiefs Chair Mark Milley feared president's 'trigger point,' called Chinese counterpart to assure him 'American government is stable'

WSJ reports security officers at Natanz facility inappropriately touched IAEA female auditors, ordered them to remove clothing

System was initially meant to aid enforcement of isolation for those returning from abroad; Knesset panel head says need to avoid more drastic measures trumps privacy concerns

But defense minister says he wants to see 'viable Plan B' if efforts to resurrect pact fail, indicates an Israeli military strike could also be in the cards

Defense attorney for 14 officers claims he requested delay and then caught COVID; lawyer for late Nizar Banat's family laments that mix-up doesn't bode well for rest of case