Deeper frustrations than pensions underlie Blue and White’s voting strike, as the party joins resigning minister Eli Avidar in feeling that they always give, but rarely get

Israel’s state-owned aerospace company competes with giants like Boeing in a growing market seen as a doorway to the post-pandemic future

International body's environment program says the most ambitious efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions won't prevent a dramatic surge in the frequency of extreme fire conditions

Russia president says he is still open to 'diplomatic solutions' after Blinken cancels Lavrov meeting; Australia, Japan join with US and EU sanctions on Moscow

US President expected to reach a decision by early next week after speaking with judges Ketanji Brown Jackson, J. Michelle Childs and Leondra Kruger

Far-right Republican and Trump backer Josh Mandel gives bizarre answer also encompassing Martin Luther King Jr. when asked about Iran threat in debate with Morgan Harper

Liberal Jewish policy group says decision not to back Marie Newman was mostly result of redistricting which cast Illinois Democrat against another PAC endorsee, but ethics factored

Educator at Valley Park Middle School is daughter of Holocaust survivors; police, authorities investigating latest in a number of incidents in city's public school system

Curry College offering $10,000 reward for information on those involved in campaign of hate graffiti at school that began after International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Half of the 18 IDF veterans in research made such good progress that they were no longer deemed to have PTSD by the end of a 60-session course in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber

Ritual complex found in ancient Neolithic campsite near mass traps that are believed to have been used to corral wild gazelles for slaughter

Money to fund International Institute for Holocaust Research and build it a new home; Russian-Israeli oligarch says ability to donate to Holocaust research is a 'privilege'

In 'Death Tango,' ex-Mossad man and strategic analyst Yossi Alpher reflects on consecutive events during Second Intifada that he says doomed the peace process, possibly for good