UTJ lawmaker says appointment of respected rabbinic judge is 'like putting an idol in the Temple'; religious affairs minister pushes back, saying he won't be bullied

Fast-growing InsideTracker app founded by Israeli scientist hopes to add active years to users’ lives

Record of 11,978 daily cases comes amid confusion over regulations and massive lines at testing centers; serious cases continue to rise, most of them unvaccinated

Former CEO of bankrupted Heftsiba construction empire is accused of accruing a debt of NIS 1.8 billion, and attempting to hide assets to disguise true holdings

'Three Minutes: A Lengthening' is based on just 180 seconds of footage shot by US tourist in Polish community of Nasielsk in August 1938 and later discovered by his grandson

South Korea's presidential national security team holds emergency conference, urges return to talks to resolve tensions; Japan says continued rocket testing 'regrettable'

Senior emergencies officer Catherine Smallwood urges against complacency, says that as COVID-19 mutation rapidly replicates it is more likely to 'throw out' another new strain

Gold-plated mirror crucial to keep all the infrared, heat-sensing science instruments in constant subzero shadow

Michael Kaplan, who shepherded the telescope through its planning stages before temporarily living in Israel, talks space robots, baby galaxies, and the pitfalls of Israeli bravado

David Bateman, founder and board chair of Utah-based company Entrata and onetime prominent figure in state Republican politics, resigns after email diatribe

One of the most famous authors in his lifetime, Mailer has been widely condemned for his writing on race and his misogynist opinions

Former US president says he will now express his grievances over committee investigating storming of Capitol at an Arizona rally later in the month

Canadian province is currently only region of North America where Jewish community has no in-person services for foreseeable future

After no new accords signed in 2021, Israel working toward agreements with Indian Ocean Muslim-majority nations, though no announcement is said to be imminent

Military secretary Avi Gil criticized over large, unmasked New Year's gathering, where he was seen alongside NSO CEO Shalev Hulio and the underfire spyware company's spokesman