'Some actors persist in their blame game habit, instead of real diplomacy,' said Iran's top negotiator after world powers are pessimistic over the chances of rescuing the 2015 nuclear deal

The 175-year-old BT is in the middle of a $20 billion transformational program to build a national fiber network, a strategy crucial both to the company and the government, which is looking to boost regional growth levels

Out of the 50 apartments in our building, just one other houses a teenager, and ours are the only children here. In Israel, if you don't have children, they criticize you, but in North Carolina, it's the opposite ■ Post #41

Some 3,000 years ago, Gezer vied with Jerusalem and Beit She'an for importance. Now it’s a rewarding archaeological site

Public Security Minister Bar-Lev said that he will continue 'to fight Palestinian terrorism as if there was no violence by extremist settlers, and the violence of extremist settlers as if there was no Palestinian terror' despite criticism

You might have been able to outrun a T. rex, but not the theropod that left its tracks in Cretaceous Spain

Meanwhile, the Health Ministry is planning to considerably expand the list of countries to which Israelis are barred from traveling, amid the ongoing spread of the omicron variant

Doll found in girl’s grave from 2,000 years ago in Rome show these toys weren’t just for frivolity. They were meant to prepare girls for maternity at a very young age

The days in which NSO worked in secret with the active encouragement of PM Netanyahu and the intelligence community are over, never to return

Long delayed and over budget, a VIP-configured Boeing 767 is waiting to take Israeli leaders around the world – but they are not sure they want it ■ Netanyahu had grounded the jet out of fear of criticism during the coronavirus pandemic ■ Take ...

After Obama described the use of chemical weapons as red line, Israel's alleged attacks were done not out of the fear of nerve gas used against the opposition in Syria, but to preserve the status quo

Walla's former CEO claims that Nir Hefetz intervened in a 2015 election interview to make it 'in favor of Netanyahu

Victims of child abuse refrained from seeking help from Israel's health care system, education system or courts, due to negative experiences with the authorities, hundreds of testimonies reveal

Senior European diplomats warn that 'time is running out' in the nuclear negotiations with Iran, as no real progress has been reported yet

All three come from the Justice Ministry, though additional candidates may be submitted by December 20

Just like Bennett presumably sought to persuade his host to join the military threat against Iran, Mohammed bin Zayed presumably sought to calm the flood of aggressive verbiage coming from Jerusalem

Internal Security Minister Bar-Lev faced an attack from right-wing lawmakers, from the government and opposition alike, after he told a Biden administration official that Israel would deal with the settler violence spike

The lawmakers slammed the ministry's decision to deport Kultida Lev, after her Israeli husband died of a heart attack

Ultra-Orthodox religious and political leaders in New York decried last Thursday’s mandate, which would require employees of over 900 private schools, including yeshivas, to be immunized against COVID

Israel opted to be sensitive to the United Arab Emirates’ need for diplomacy with Tehran

Moshe Hogeg, the owner of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer club, was arrested last month on suspicion of fraud and multiple sexual offenses

An Israeli holocaust historian recruited for a controversial panel, a Bosnian-Serb leader's visit to Jerusalem, and now a letter to Yair Lapid seeking action on the issue of genocide denial. How a Balkan crisis came to Israel

Only 47 percent of 25-34-year-olds and 46 percent of 35-44-year-olds believe that children aged five to 11 should receive the COVID shot, compared to 56 percent among the general population

Officials briefed on the matter told the Washington Post that Israel believes that Syria is attempting to relaunch its chemical weapons program

President Biden has an opportunity to demand much more of Israel than his predecessors. Instead, and alarmingly, he has chosen the path of least resistance

Hezbollah has no desire to challenge the longtime Lebanese government policy of banning Palestinian refugees from working in dozens of professions and earning a decent wage

Under the Law of Return, converts to Judaism are eligible to immigrate to Israel and obtain automatic citizenship as long as they have been converted in a 'recognized Jewish community'

Edel Rodriguez claims the book jacket of Barak Ravid’s ‘Trump’s Peace’ was copied from an illustration he created for TIME magazine, but the Israeli designer of the book says the resemblance is close, but not identical

While Netanyahu sprayed claims alleging that the lives of his family would be in danger if their security detail was taken away from them, Israel's law enforcement and security agencies asserted there is no intelligence indicating such a threat

Benjamin Netanyahu’s passionate embrace of Donald Trump reflected his inability to keep Israel a bipartisan issue in U.S. politics, and helps explain why his relations with other U.S. presidents were also fraught with acrimony

Tensions between the minister and the director general came to a head last week over the school COVID vaccination issue, sources say, but Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton denies it was the reason for his dismissal

While the meeting in Amman was 'held in an atmosphere of mutual respect,' Saudi Arabia says that no major results were achieved

Prof. Moran Bercovici and Dr. Valeri Frumkin developed cheap technology for making optic lenses, with the potential to produce glasses for developing nations where many have no access to them. Now, NASA says it could be used to make space telescopes

Matt Brooks, the Republican Jewish Coalition's executive director, said the controversy over Trump's remarks doesn't mean he wasn't 'the most pro-Israel president'

Israel's immigration agency argues that children whose parents overstayed their visas must be deported, despite most of them having been born and raised in the country

Israeli Journalist Barak Ravid's new book, 'Trump's Peace,' reveals through on-the-record interviews that the relationship between the two former leaders was a lot rockier behind the scenes than what was publicly exhibited

Claroty chalks up one of the biggest funding rounds in Israeli tech this year, with Yossi Cohen joining its board. It is also buying startup Medigate – the biggest acquisition of one Israeli cybersecurity company by another

Israel profits twice from Palestinians living in the capital: once from the fines they pay for the city’s own crimes, and again when the community is forced into a life of low-paying jobs and abject poverty

An overnight U.S. operation, backed by local rebel forces, targeted ISIS operatives near Deir al-Zor, opposition war monitor says

Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan is optimistic the first formal visit by an Israeli prime minister would lead to 'more positive steps in the interests of the people of the two nations and of the region'

“In the end what’s happening here is that the Arabs have forgotten the Nakba. And the time has come to begin reminding them of the Nakba”

The most pressing questions on omicron, the latest COVID-19 variant of concern, and its spread through Israel

Documents obtained by Haaretz include proposals for a new neighborhood in Sheikh Jarrah, one near Damascus Gate, two near Beit Safafa, and one each in Sur Baher and Beit Hanina

Soldiers opened fire in response to explosives hurled at them during an arrest operation in Nablus, killing one Palestinian and wounding three others

Health Ministry moves to focus on the 42 percent of eligible Israelis that are not fully vaccinated as omicron variant spreads

A new directive from Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz brings both members of female same-sex couples a step closer to being recognized as parents of their children

'For decades there has been a broad consensus – both in Israel and the United States – that investments in the health and wellbeing of Palestinians benefits everyone, including Israelis,' says USAID chief

Earlier, Britain's Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said the negotiations in Vienna are Iran's 'last chance'

Whether Netanyahu's true concern regarding the security details is truly his family's safety will soon be clear, as he is able to arrange private security for them if he wishes

The travel ban to and from these countries will go into effect in 72 hours – after that, would-be visitors need the permission of the exceptions committee to enter Israel ■ 67 omicron cases detected in Israel thus far

As the new prime minister took off to make history in the United Arab Emirates, his predecessor had to deal with a crisis at home. But Netanyahu's shadow still lingers over the government's diplomatic and military dilemmas

Palestinian sources said gunmen opened fire indiscriminately, while others reported that the incident developed after a conflict between Fatah and Hamas members, Lebanese state media reports

Moshe Leon's request comes a day after police used the riot control measure to disperse a right-wing demonstration in Jerusalem

With ‘West Side Story,’ Steven Spielberg has made his best film in decades. Plus, reviews of a shopworn ‘House of Gucci’ and powerful Norwegian Holocaust drama ‘Betrayed’

87-year-old Enrico Pieri was 10 when SS soldiers murdered 560 people in his Tuscan village in retaliation for partisan attacks

In an attempt to encourage the children's vaccination drive, Israeli prime minister warns cabinet that two British schoolboys died of omicron, when they had in fact died of the virus well before the variant was reported

The murder of 25-year-old Ahmad Umriyya in Haifa caps a bloody weekend, in which three Arabs were murdered in three days

Between 2010 and 2016, 10 babies died in unlicensed preschools used by migrant workers and asylum seekers. Israel decided to begin regulating them, but disputes persist about which ministry provides the funds

Never before have two synagogues been found in the ancient towns of the Galilee dating to the Second Temple era. The new discovery seems to have served the Magdala industrial zone

U.K. data shows booster strongly protects against omicron, but with 9% not taking the third shot and a further 32% unvaccinated, Israel's top COVID expert says the country is under threat

A scant generation since committing the worst atrocities on European soil since the Holocaust, unrepentant Bosnian Serb leaders are on the secessionist warpath again. This is why Jews, and Israel, must speak out

From the iconic logo for 'Peace Now' to upsetting posters evoking Yitzhak Rabin's assassination, the great Israeli graphic designer David Tartakover has always given his unique twist on Israeli reality

From prominent organizations to leading pastors, Evangelical supporters of Israel have not commented on Trump's incredible attack on Netanyahu, signaling the movement's confusion as one of its heroes turns on another

Doctoral student Amir Haluts is researching the unusual and dangerous sex lives of golden orb-weaver spiders

Committee decides not to extend security for opposition leader's family ■ Netanyahu earlier took to social media to argue the security is essential

After repeated cancellations by Netanyahu, Bennett's trip is the first visit ever to the UAE by an Israeli prime minister

Israel Police is investigating the attack by 20 youths, which follows a similar incident in Sheikh Jarrah last week

Top Israeli defense official is in despair over the gap between Iran headlines and reality ■ What the Israeli army must do to stem abuse of Palestinians

How do you count three days of COVID quarantine? Leave it to the Israeli mind

Non-residents will be barred entry into the country for another 10 days, as Israel mulls further COVID restrictions to prevent the spread of omicron

Every year there are hundreds of poisoning attempts, some harming many forms of wildlife including large mammals such as jackals, foxes, and deer

Without approval from a master plan by Jerusalem's municipality, Palestinians in the eastern A-Tur neighborhood must take matters into their own hands. It has birthed an ecological and social disaster

Green groups in Israel have slammed the plan, which calls for establishment of two new communities in the Golan Heights and bypasses the usual planning process

The murder in Bedouin town represents the 119th murder in Israel's Arab community this year

The decisions come as 20 new omicron cases were discovered in Israel and as the rate of COVID infection rises to a three-month high ■ Bennett is also weighing up sanctions to encourage booster shots

Israel's Defense Minister said the nuclear talks in Vienna have yielded 'no progress' and informed Washington of the IDF's preparations

Up to 70 people at a Mayfield candle factory had been believed dead, but that number could be revised down to 16 or fewer, a company spokesman said

New files suggest that the father of the right-wing candidate, José Antonio Kast, was a member of Germany's Nazi party, but this hasn't stopped Jewish support amid claims of antisemitism from the Left in Chile

Iranian military official warns of a 'heavy price' against aggression, as Israel and U.S. discuss joint action amid stalling nuclear talks

Over 400,000 are eligible to vote for candidates in 154 West Bank village councils, a few months after the 86-year-old president indefinitely postponed national elections

Workers' rights and solidarity have been severely undermined in recent years, but it seems that only the existential confusion of the pandemic has succeeded to shake up the capitalist order a bit

Palestinian paramedics are often attacked by Israeli soldiers, who prevent them from fulfilling their duty during clashes. Mohammed Omar was beaten and arrested in 2018 – a year when three of his colleagues were shot to death in Gaza protests. Rece...

A visit to Tel Aviv's Ludwipol neighborhood, which has been slated for demolition for decades and where 20 people live in houses that move

Hamas denies reports that the blasts at the Burj Shamali camp for Palestinian refugees occurred at one of its weapons depots

In return for its demands, the Islamic Republic is promising nothing but a vague willingness to roll back the significant nuclear advances it has made since 2019 following Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA