So-called Swedish model, reportedly mulled now by Israeli health officials, could be far less risky with vaccines and Omicron, but data is still lacking, says top epidemiologist

Military had earlier said agricultural workers needed to stay clear after Israeli was shot by sniper from enclave, with 3 Palestinians said wounded in retaliatory strikes

Plenum has a stormy night, with arguments over offset agreements and lawmakers dragged in from across the country in the wee hours; coalition withdraws remainder of scheduled bills

Ancient communal bathing sites, powered by diesel and firewood, enable residents to soak at leisure in hot water rarely available in their homes

'Pegasus is a tool of dictators,' says researcher from watchdog about Israeli software, adding that more cases are expected; warns it shows 'authoritarian slide' in Poland

Producer of a raft of Israeli staples says prices will go up 3% to 7% starting February; price-controlled dairy products also expected to go up

Questions raised after Russian-Israeli billionaire uses law that repatriates descendants of Sephardic Jews expelled during the Inquisition; officials say criticism 'unjustified'

Shortly before he leaves office, Juan Orlando Hernández, a close ally of Israel, says his left-wing successor will face resistance if she tries to move Jerusalem embassy

Reports say PA leader repeatedly expressed commitment to stop violence in West Bank, but voiced concern over Jerusalem escalation during meeting with defense minister

As a religious minority in a US state legislature that's two-thirds Republican, the progressive member of the lower house finds opportunities for cultural and political outreach

Approval for rapid tests applies only to those considered vaccinated or recovered, as Israel seeks to ease isolation rules to avoid 'de-facto lockdown'; infection numbers rising

British socialite faces years in prison after being convicted of five of the six charges against her following harrowing testimony by four women who described being abused as teens

But former premier's Likud party says Tzachi Braverman was referring to personal documents and copies of originals that were already digitally archived

Bill is seen as targeting Nir Barkat, the Knesset's richest member and a potential successor to Netanyahu as Likud leader