A delegation consisting of Zelenskyy's top aide, a former ambassador to Israel and a Jewish Ukrainian lawmaker will also discuss Israel's policy on Ukrainian refugees and military aid to Ukraine

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels rejected the cease-fire over the continuing closure of Sanaa’s airport and restrictions on the country’s ports

Analysis of smashed wine jars in Jerusalem houses destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 B.C.E. finds unexpected flavor in jars that the rich reused

New testimony strengthens the theory that Egypt's Ashraf Marwan, employed by the Mossad before and during the Yom Kippur War, did not play Israel

While the Kremlin adjusts its war aims by focusing on Donetsk and Luhansk in a sign it is failing to sustain a significant advance, Biden and Zelenskyy restrain optimism and wait to see Russia's actions on the ground

Genomic analysis of Bronze Age remains in the Links of Noltland finds local, related men, and migrant women from the continent

29-year-old Avishai Yehezkel and 36-year-old Yaakov Shalom are laid to rest a day after attack in their suburb of Tel Aviv

The police is recruiting hundreds of reserve officers and volunteers to step up security following the latest series of terror attacks and ahead of the Muslim and Jewish holidays season

Current and former security officials say the agency has refrained from monitoring Israeli Arabs involved in politically motivated crime

Filber, turned state's evidence, tried not to anger Netanyahu, and hoped that the prosecution would be satisfied with his softened versions. Now he's risking prosecution – and also getting his esteemed patron into trouble

None of the three deadly attacks this week were preceded by intelligence warnings, with security officials seeming to grope in the dark. Land Day on Wednesday is likely to ignite flareups

The Israeli military doesn't expect violence on the Gaza border, but forces are beefed up ahead of the memorial day, which marks the loss of Arab land in the Galilee

The prize jury’s decision to award Prof. Oded Goldreich the prize was initially overturned by then-Education Minister Yoav Gallant over calls against cooperation with a university in a West Bank settlement

The assailant, a 26-year-old Palestinian from the West Bank who had previously served time in Israel, was shot dead; Bennett says Israel will fight terrorism 'with an iron fist'

Any event that draws the foreign ministers of Egypt, Morocco, Bahrain and the UAE, plus the U.S. secretary of state, to Israel is significant. But the absence of the Palestinians was just as important

The skull symbolizing Marvel's anti-hero ‘The Punisher’ has been adopted by Kurdish fighters battling ISIS, Israeli soldiers and police officers, rioters storming the U.S. Capitol and now an Islamic extremist who killed two Israelis

ISIS says the second attack wasn't a copycat operation. Either way, extremist messages on social media amid insufficient counterefforts at schools are considered partly to blame

Recent attacks by Iran and its regional proxies prompted a coalition of Israel, the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Egypt – who met in the Negev this week – to develop a mechanism to detect and intercept Iranian aerial threats

Netflix’s ‘Perfect Strangers’ caused a scandal in Egypt due to sexual content. But the persistent and systematic censorship of Egyptian films goes back to the early 1960s

Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Turkey for the first face-to-face session in nearly three weeks

Visit to follow that of Defense Minister Gantz, as Jordanian leaders have been meeting with both Palestinian and Israeli officials ahead of Ramadan to discuss the threat of violent confrontations during the holy month

Veteran diplomat Dan Shapiro leaves Iran team after only seven months, will join D.C.-based Atlantic Council. Shapiro tweeted that he continues to support Biden's policy to ensure 'Iran never possesses a nuclear weapon'

As Israel gets ready to welcome back summer tourists after two years of COVID restrictions and fears, here are some of the top new attractions and sites that have opened since the pandemic first hit the country in 2020

After attending Israel's Mideast summit, Blinken will meet with the UAE leader to discuss Iran and global energy markets in the face of high crude prices

An investigation has found the money trail behind Israeli billionaire Eytan Stibbe’s space flight next week ■ Funding comes from his company in the British Virgin Islands, and then registered in the books of the Ramon Foundation ■ Some of the m...

Putin’s callous calculus is unmoved by Russian tactical failures and Ukraine’s resistance. Almost as ruthless as Saddam, but with actual nuclear weapons, it’s premature and dangerous to call his war a failure

Court won't declare Shlomo Filber a hostile witness just yet, but allows prosecution to cross examine him on the stand ■ Declaring the former Netanyahu aide hostile could endanger his immunity deal

Jordanian leaders have been meeting with both Palestinian and Israeli officials ahead of Ramadan to discuss the threat of violent confrontations during the holy month

Interviews with Supreme Court candidates would be broadcast on television in a bid to strengthen 'trust in the selection process,' says Israel's justice minister

Ukrainian and Russian negotiators prepare to meet in Turkey for face-to-face talks, with Kyiv seeking a ceasefire without compromising on territory or sovereignty

Defense Minister Benny Gantz, who was also due to fly to India to mark the 30th anniversary of relations with Israel, announced Monday that he was postponing his trip

The arrested are suspected of possession of weapons and affiliation with the Islamic State, which claimed Sunday's attack that killed two Border Police officers in Hadera

The Shin Bet security service will merge the two regional commands and HQ into a single unit in a bid to tackle Arab and Jewish terror threats within Israel's 1967 borders

In a community once divided over attacks in Israel, local leaders in Umm al-Fahm say ISIS 'contradicts the values of Islam' and of the Palestinian struggle at large

The ex-chief of Israel's Communications Ministry, Shlomo Filber, describes 'blurred boundaries' in his contact with officials from Bezeq, whose merger with TV provider Yes is at the heart of Netanyahu's corruption trial

Israel’s battle to prevent copycat ISIS attacks holds a risk with regard to its complicated relationship with Arab citizens

Major media figures on the U.S. Right aren’t merely backing Putin, the white Christian savior, but attacking Zelenskyy as a 'globalist,' a threat to Ukraine and Western civilization. A familiar antisemitic narrative is undergoing a horrific expansi...

Over the last three years, Shin Bet security agency staff have not issued warnings on ISIS activists being real threats, nor have they alerted the police to such operations on the ground, police sources say

Israeli Arab committee says ISIS inspired actions are in 'total contradiction' to political and religious values

Experts say symptoms could have been caused by 'chemical or biological agent or by some sort of electromagnetic-radiation attack,' The Wall Street Journal reports

Russia distributes SIM cards to Ukrainians after cutting off phone networks in order to block information flow from occupied areas, intelligence source says

Deputy Mayor Arieh King, known for settling Jews in East Jerusalem, accuses Blinken of ‘creating a provocation’

Bennett also decides to make further use of detention without trial against terror suspects while expanding dialogue with leaders from Israel's Arab communities

Judging by snakes, the evolutionary solution of limblessness is a hit. Now a fossil found in Illinois delivers the earliest-­­­known reptile without legs, and hints that it might be an ancestral condition

In less a week, six Israelis were killed in two terror attacks committed by terrorists who had previously tried to join ISIS. What does it mean that the attackers were Arab citizens of Israel? Also: One month to the war in Ukraine

Israeli Border Police officers Yazan Falah and Shirel Abukarat, both aged 19, were killed in Sunday's shooting attack in Hadera

Abdullah says 'We and the Palestinians are on the same side' as Israel holds a summit for its Mideast allies

Ukrainian calls for the Israeli government to condemn apparent attacks on Jewish sites is as yet going unanswered. Is it due to realpolitik, fear of Moscow, or a credibility problem in Kyiv?

An eight-part documentary tells the stories of Palestinian women who, despite numerous obstacles and personal tragedies, have succeeded in making it in the Israeli job market

In an unexpected twist of history, some of the 10,000 Holocaust survivors who had been living in Ukraine have now been taken to safety in Germany

Judge rules that any Ukrainians ordered to leave the country be given written notice in Ukrainian and Russian of their right to appeal and their right to a lawyer

Ibrahim Agbarieh was arrested by Turkish officials before boarding a bus to Syria, though he served a relatively light sentence once extradited back to Israel

The incident, along with vandalism in another Palestinian town, is the latest in a spate of violent attacks in the West Bank in recent weeks

Decrying terror and envisioning peace, the foreign ministers of Israel, Morocco, Egypt, Bahrain, the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates seek to counter Iran through 'new regional architecture'

Scorpions are legion so it pays to eat them, evolutionarily speaking. Now scientists in San Diego have figured out how adorable tiny lizards overwhelm their death-dealing prey

How a peace summit with Arab states, an upcoming state visit to India and mediation efforts in Ukraine will be impacted, or not, after Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett has tested positive for COVID on Monday

Bennett and Israel's police chief test positive for COVID

One of the attackers served a year and a half in an Israeli prison after attempting to enter Syria and fight for Islamic State

Before last month’s Russian invasion, Ukrainians dreamed everyday dreams. Now they face a future of huge uncertainty – including not knowing whether their homes are still standing or if they will ever return to them

Israeli FM Lapid said foreign ministers from Morocco, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt and U.S. condemned the attack in Hadera and sent their condolences to the families of those killed

Israel is investigating whether the Hadera murderers had a similar ideological background to that of the terrorist who went on a killing spree in Be’er Sheva

Historic Negev summit is further evidence of the decline in the Palestinian Authority’s status in the Arab world

Will Putin's clear lies on Ukraine be a wake-up call to those U.S. Jews who've swallowed lies and conspiracy theories at home – even when antisemitism is the inevitable end game?

Shlomo Dery will plead guilty to three cases related to tax evasion, including aiding his brother Arye by claiming his income from a U.S. investment fund as his own

The controversial battle by an Israeli settler organization for Jewish ownership of the hotel, which Christians see as crucial for area's character, has been ongoing for 18 years

The U.S. secretary of state urged Israel to de-escalate tensions before Ramadan, as he visits the region for historic 'Negev Summit' with Arab allies

Attack by two Israeli citizens comes days after deadly stabbing and ramming in Be'er Sheva, and as officials warn of escalation ahead of Ramadan

Israel’s settler council is preying on vulnerable refugees from Ukraine, offering help and homes in West Bank settlements. Beneath the smiles, there's a toxic message: Flee occupation, become occupiers

In Israel, the secretary of state warns against settlement expansion and violence ahead of holidays. As Mideast foreign ministers arrive at the 'Negev Summit,' the Palestinian Foreign Ministry argues Israel is trying to divert attention away from the...

The president of Ben-Gurion University claimed the institution had uncovered an 'Islamist cell' targeting female Bedouin students, but source says the male students involved were barred from campus shortly after

Israeli shows ‘Fire Dance’ and ‘Bloody Murray’ won awards at the prestigious festival in France last week. This is part of a broader story of the the 'idiot box' overtaking the silver screen in prominence

Technicians are at the scene to repair the damage to the electrical cables, which caused the total shutdown of some stations in southern and central Israel

Lemonade's Crypto Climate Coalition wants to use fintech and smart contracts to help farmers in the developing world

For Blinken and the Biden administration, the trip is largely dedicated to ensuring that all of its highly skeptical Middle Eastern allies understand its position on the Iran deal

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken slammed Tehran's 'destabilizing activities in the region and beyond' ahead of the five-way summit with Israel and its Arab allies in the Negev

After returning from the World Championships with four medals, Israel’s acrobatics teams have set themselves two important goals

A shouting match broke out after left-wing ministers slammed the admission committees and the environmental impact ■ Right-wing minister warns of Bedouin settlement if land is left undeveloped in Israel's Negev

Israel is now witnessing a decline in the R number and daily COVID infections, as well as the sustained drop in serious illness

Twenty years since the Arab Peace Initiative was put forth in Beirut, the question of Palestine has all but disappeared from the diplomatic map

A senior advisor to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei says that the U.S. must drop Iran's Revolutionary Guards from its terror list, but the Biden administration says no decision on the issue has been made yet

Iran nuclear deal, energy and more on the agenda for foreign ministers from Morocco, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt and U.S. arriving for Israel's Mideast summit ■ The leaders will meet for an intimate dinner

After more than four weeks of conflict, Russia has failed to seize any major Ukrainian city and signalled on Friday it was scaling back its ambitions to focus on securing the Donbas region

Police arrived at the scene after reports of gunshots heard in Tel Sheva in Israel's Negev desert