J Street brought a delegation of Members of the US Congress to the Knesset on Monday, where they met with Yair Lapid and other politicians.

Army Radio report finds 60% increase in crimes committed by Jewish settlers in the West Bank since the beginning of harvest season.

The arrest follows a year-long covert operation in Israel's Arab sector.

Security Council members Estonia, France, Ireland and Norway, as well as Albania, signed a statement asking Israel for information on NGO designations.

Issues that volunteers reported included no windows, no bathroom lights or a door as well as broken beds.

The Green Campus Committee, led by TAU president Prof. Ariel Porat, will formulate a strategic plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions on campus.

Jonathan Schnazer wrote a book called Gaza War 2021- Hamas, Israel, and the Eleven Days War about Guardian of the Walls.

Opposition leader and former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu mocked Naftali Bennett at a special Knesset session as a "stepping stone" to Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid.

The new adaptation of Mozart's The Magic Flute was met with great success in China, the US, Poland, Japan and Australia.

For the past 17 years, Revolution Orchestra has coupled its unfettered orchestral approach with a wide range of artists, from across the stylistic and genre domains.

The inaugural Jerusalem Harmonica Festival, which is to take place at Harmony Hall, on Koresh Street, November 10-11.

Leader Hapoel Beersheba escapes with late draw vs Ashdod • Both Jerusalem clubs victorious

Nir Hefetz is a former top aide to Benjamin Netanyahu turned state's witness.

The Ministerial Committee approved a bill by Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar on Sunday to give greater enforcement powers to the government regarding privacy rights.

A Washington Post report claimed that the IDF is using facial recognition with a database containing thousands of images of Palestinians.

The vegan leather shoes worn at Kornit Fashion Week were printed with ink made with Kornit technology.

NSO was blacklisted by the US Commerce Department last week amid allegations that its spyware was misused.

ShoppingIL, Singles Day and Black Friday mean that Israelis do a lot of shopping in November.

The president asked Colombia, which was recently admitted to the IAEA, to help combat Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Health Ministry is working on new regulations to protect the hospitals as its technology unit thwarts around 100,000 threats a month, official tells Knesset Health Committee.

Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid listed several reasons why implementing the plan was important to him, including improving relations with Diaspora Jews.

Brush fires broke out in Haifa and near Jerusalem and Hadera on Monday.

Benjamin Netanyahu defended MK Amichai Chikli after MK Shirly Pinto called him a virus.

While salaried workers are entitled to unemployment benefits when they lose their livelihoods, self-employed workers are not currently eligible for such benefits.

The IDF Manpower Directorate’s "Titkadmu" program is opening the military's doors to teens on the autistic spectrum with a unique approach pioneered by Cpt. Udi Heller.

In the early morning, a patient’s visitor verbally assaulted staff and broke a computer screen in the hospital’s emergency department.

Construction and Housing Minister Ze'ev Elkin announced on Monday a new committee will determine criteria for forced evictions of squatters, which will be halted in the meantime.

The debate about the remaining Ethiopian Jews: Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata is insisting that Israel launch a rescue operation, despite an NSI document that said the opposite.

The Twitter account of the Irish embassy in Israel said it does not consider a Shin Bet report on Palestinian NGOs linked to terror, indictments of groups’ members, or media reports to be evidence.

On the day that Israelis from a nearby settlement pushed Palestinians out of a playground in Susiya, for the second time in a month, others stoned houses in the Palestinian village of Burin.