TransitTech company Via proudly announced $100 million in revenues from smart transit software, but declined to mention presumably low growth in other fields. The company closed a $130 million fundraising round on Tuesday

Gantz will head to Washington where he will meet with his American counterpart Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin as well as Secretary of State Antony Blinken

Plans for a permanent Reform shul in the commuter town of Shoham are pitting Orthodox Jews against one another, and may even be connected to the race for the job of Israel’s next Ashkenazi chief rabbi

Bipedal trail at Laetoli, Tanzania was thought to have been left by a bear. It was in fact made by an ancestral hominin who confused researchers by cross-stepping like a ballerina

The Israeli military rejected the findings, saying the 'mass riots' organized by Gaza's militant Hamas rulers were aimed at providing cover for cross-border attacks

Alums of top technology and intelligence units in the Israeli military, who find vulnerabilities in companies' cybersecurity mechanism, are working covertly with NSO

The State Prosecutor's Office decided to close the case after receiving the report examining the testimonies as part of the June 2018 investigation into the alleged 'pimping' of female prison guards

Once among the world's highest, Israeli Bedouins' birth rates have dropped to the national average in just two decades, shocking demographers

The organizers of an anti-government demonstration, slated for Tuesday in Tel Aviv, will protest Bennett's coalition over its policies on kashrut supervision, conversion and Sabbath observance

Israeli judge rejects a plea bargain reached with the prosecution, claiming the man 'deserves no benefits' but rather a much stiffer sentence

A video taken from an open-top bus shows a group of men shouting and making obscene hand gestures and Nazi salutes at the Jewish people inside celebrating Hanukkah

The COVID omicron genome includes about 50 mutations that did not exist in the original version of the virus, and 32 of them are in the spike protein that binds the virus to cells in the body

The two accidently rode in their car to Manara Square in Ramallah and were stopped by Palestinians who began vandalizing the vehicle

The groups argue that precedent set early in the COVID pandemic shows Shin Bet tracking is ineffective and violates civil rights, after Israel authorized the emergency monitoring powers amid the omicron variant

Despite Bennett asking Israelis to avoid travel in light of new fears over the omicron COVID variant, the PM's family is setting off for a holiday abroad

Iran accuses Israel of 'trumpeting lies to poison' the Vienna nuke talks on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal

In recent weeks, senior Israeli officials have approached the countries engaged in the talks and asked that the negotiations be limited and subject to a deadline

Israel's Salman Zarka clarified it was his opinion, and that the Health Ministry and cabinet are not advancing mandatory COVID vaccination

Forat is ‘only’ familiar with Israeli soldiers’ weapons. The questions arising from our lives in North Carolina require precision I lack when it comes to security officers and guns ■ Post #40

Ambassador Thomas Nides postponed his original plans to visit the Holocaust museum after landing on Monday, due to the government's new COVID guidelines

The 32 films allegedly share a lesser-heard narrative around the world, but some Palestinians in the movie business note the absence of films like 'Jenin, Jenin' and say Palestinian-Israeli directors have been marginalized

A Swedish Jewish organization blasts the church’s decision, saying it cements its image as anti-Israel, while some of the church’s own bishops say it has a ‘one-sided fixation on Israel’

Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York, a strong critic of the occupation, is being attacked by left-wing activists for participating in a J Street trip to Israel and other forms of engagement with liberal Zionist groups

How Netta Engelhardt of MIT and colleagues found a way to reconcile the basic theories of physics, Quantum physics and Einstein’s theory of relativity. You’re about to discover what ‘unitarity’ is

Israel needs to muster the courage to propose a bold and creative move, beyond a return to the Iran nuclear deal or a one-and-done strike likely to fail

The secret of Tel Aviv’s attraction once lay in its ability to transform nothing into a wonder that allows movement and life. Now it turns out to be a very costly nothing

Ron Huldai, Tel Aviv’s mayor for the past 20 years, calls on the state to take responsibility for lowering real estate prices

The central bank said it intervened 'via selling transactions due to unhealthy price formations in exchange rates,' amid unprecedented inflation in Turkey

The cross-examination of former Netanyahu adviser turned state's evidence Nir Hefetz began with new accusations that he was spat on by interrogators: 'They kept putting pressure on me to provide information'

Hiking housing prices, a soaring currency and costly goods are to blame, as Tel Aviv climbs five places to win the grim title, ahead of Paris, Singapore, and New York

A century ago Zionist leaders strove to keep ‘weak people’ from immigrating. 'It is one of the most controversial disputes in the history of the Zionist movement'

Sultan Hamidat was accused of throwing rocks at security forces 'in June 2019 or thereabouts,' even though he was in an Israeli prison until July 28

Police say that there is no connection between the activists' politics and the raids and searches of their home, while the tenants say they feel targeted

Last week, Li Hushi, 53, a foreign construction worker, was killed at an Electra construction site, but police have made no arrests

Tor Wennesland says parties must calm tensions, reduce violence across the Palestinian territories, avoid unilateral steps including new Israeli settlement building and solidify the May cease-fire

Replicating Netanyahu’s populist alarmism by claiming that the year is 1938 and Iran is Nazi Germany, won't help Israel convince its allies. Bennett should instead work quietly and discreetly with Biden on the Iranian issue

The U.S. drugmaker published data last week suggesting that the drug was significantly less effective than previously thought, but the medication is likely to become an important therapeutic tool

Cross-examination of former Netanyahu aide Nir Hefetz begins with him accusing investigators of 'totally disproportionate' treatment

Eduard Kachura is held over the suspected murder of 17-year-old Yael Melnik, who was once hospitalized at the institution he worked at

Neighborhood resistance committees called the protests, demanding full civilian authority, casting aside an agreement last week that reinstated civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok

The plan was backed by several mayors of cities in which the marinas were planned to be built, but the National Planning and Building Council accepted the objections of several environmental groups

Government-backed benefit package meant to entice returning Israelis who have lived abroad between one and five years

Designer and activist Denis Weil's family has been donating to the museum for years. His father Ernst established the Swiss Friends of the Museum organization

Dan Sharoni started taking intimate photos of soldiers under his command without their knowledge as far back as 2010, military prosecutors say. IDF chief condemns 'shameful' behavior, backs women affected by it

An Israeli man looking for a bride 'orders' one from Ethiopia. In Israel, she has his children, and he abuses her, knowing she can't complain. Authorities found around a dozen similar cases, but there may be many more

The state comptroller's report lists Labor, Likud and Kahol Lavan as some of the parties that stood to gain from the sponsored campaigns

In a landmark ruling, a Frankfurt court found 29-year-old Iraqi guilty of involvement in the slaughter of more than 3,000 Yazidis and enslavement of 7,000 women and girls

UNRWA head Philippe Lazzarini told reporters in Jordan that the resumption of U.S. support for the agency this year was offset by a reduction in funding by other donors

Two decades after allegations surface against Rabbi Baruch Lanner, charging him with abusing teens in his charge for more than 30 years, four women take his case to the New Jersey superior court

Pro-Palestinian activists are lobbying the Arabofolies Festival to ban singer Neta Elkayam, who sings in Moroccan Arabic

For a thousand years the people on the Colorado Plateau maintained their diverse, mobile lifestyles, some foraging, some farming, some roaming around. Then disaster struck, and struck again

Lara Logan is under fire after comparing on Fox News the top U.S. public health official to the infamously cruel Nazi doctor, who performed experiments on prisoners in Auschwitz

Eric Zemmour has drawn comparisons in France to former U.S. President Donald Trump because of his rabble-rousing populism

The former prime minister, on trial for receiving gifts from billionaires, has been holding personal events and work meetings at duty-free magnate Simon Falic's Jerusalem home, the Walla news website reported

Miss Universe in Israel organizers don't identify contestant who contracted COVID, and it is unclear if she has the omicron strain

The two doctors infected with the new variant had received three doses of the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine, and so far have shown mild COVID-19 symptoms

For decades, Haredim in the Diaspora rejected the notion of immigrating to Israel. No more. Now, ultra-Orthodox American Jews see themselves as ‘the next great frontier in aliyah’ and are moving to Israel in increasing numbers

'All discussions that took place in the six rounds are summarized and are subject to negotiations,' says Iran’s top nuclear negotiator

The Israeli government votes to advance a bill allowing security service to track COVID patients for up to 2 weeks at a time, which must now pass a Knesset vote

Graffiti in Pompeii could be usually emotionally charged: 'Cruel Lalagus, why do you not love me?' And guess what’s drawn next to the caution ‘Handle with care’

Egyptian actress Elham Shaheen’s decision to play a prostitute in a play by Sartre aroused harsh reactions and calls for censorship by members of parliament. So she brought up Simone de Beauvoir and the Koran

Rising COVID infection in Israel attributed to several factors, including low vaccination rates in children and waning immunity for those who haven’t received a third shot

Women are slowly beginning to speak up, but activists say that the #MeToo movement fails to address the unique concerns of Arab women

Transportation Minister Michaeli is still hoping to get backing from Prime Minister Bennett and his party for proposed regulations, but the odds are considered slim

Scholar Yitzhak Melamed's request to visit a synagogue was rejected because he 'devoted [his] life to the study of Spinoza’s banned works and the development of his ideas'

In his latest best seller, French-Jewish journalist and far-right rising star Éric Zemmour aspires to be remembered alongside Napoleon and de Gaulle, and asks: 'Has anyone truly proved that Dreyfus wasn't guilty?'

Israel is worried world powers will accede to Iran's demands immediately even before Tehran commits to freeze its nuclear project

Residents have tried to prevent demolitions by proposing master plans, which include legalizing existing buildings. But after years of negotiations, the Jerusalem municipality hardened its stance

According to foreign reports, Morocco bought unmanned 'suicide' drones from Israel as part of the normalization deal between the two countries, though the defense contractor ‘declined comment on African sales’

The monument, erected near the Treblinka train station, is part of a trend by Polish authorities to distort history, Holocaust researcher says

The pair, one U.S. citizen and another Israeli, allegedly discussed obtaining weapons and violently assaulting Arabs, as well as belief in far-right ideas

The contested deal would lead to a considerable increase in the number of oil tankers arriving in Eilat annually – from a handful of ships to dozens, capable of carrying up to 270,000 tons of oil each

Rabbi Eliezer Berland, leader of the Shuvu Banim ultra-Orthodox community, has also been arrested in the investigation of two unsolved murders in Jerusalem

Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium is rapidly approaching weapons-grade levels, concerned Israeli officials say

Suspected cases include several in people who were not recently abroad ■ 25,000 COVID tests taken at Israel's international airport on Sunday, yielding no suspected omicron cases

The agreement, which has received a tacit nod from Israel, defuses a potential standoff with Hamas

Suspects' homes set on fire ■Victim's death marks the 116th violent murder in Israel's Arab community this year, and the second this week

Iran's foreign minister cautioned that the nation's willingness to rejoin the nuclear pact 'is not a window that can remain open forever'

This was meant to be a time when grandparents and parents overseas would finally be reunited with their families in Israel. But then came the omicron COVID variant and a snap decision to keep foreigners out

The Supreme Court rejected a request by Eitan Biran's maternal grandfather to appeal the Israeli ruling, which ordered the boy to be sent back to his family in Italy

A close cousin of the classic potato pancakes - latkes - that Jews serve at Hanukkah, this traditional Swiss recipe includes butter and cheese, and will be a pleasant twist on your holiday table

In less than an hour, Israel approved the purchase of Lockheed Martin’s CH-53K choppers following a recommendation from the Defense Ministry and military