U.S. Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides and the UN Delegation to the Palestinians called for an investigation into the death of journalist Shereen Abu Akleh

UN envoy calls for 'an immediate and thorough investigation' into Al Jazeera reporter's killing during a military raid in Jenin

Surveys of Israelis and Palestinians are definitive: Religious devotion starkly correlates with political extremism. Religious Jews and Muslims stoke incitement and violence. But could they also resolve the conflict?

'I don't think we killed' Shireen Abu Akleh, a spokesman for the Israeli military says, as a senior Palestinian official says the veteran journalist was 'martyred by the bullets of the Israeli occupation'

According to a State Comptroller report released on Tuesday, 238 workers were killed in Israel between 2015-21, with a record 40 fatalities recorded in 2019

The violence of recent weeks has not escalated into nationwide clashes and war with Gaza like the events of May 2021, but Arab society in Israel is still ripe for renewed conflict

After Moscow's offer to host Palestinian factions for reconciliation talks, Cairo receives praise from U.S. for its mediating role

Benjamin Ferencz will receive a Congressional Gold Medal for his work collecting evidence of Nazi war crimes and leading the prosecution of 22 former SS officials

On Tuesday, the Jerusalem municipality demolished a three-story building home to 45 people in Silwan following a month-long break due to the Muslim holy month of Ramadan

It's been a year since a rocket killed Nadin and Khalil Awad in Dahmash, a village that has no bomb shelters because it is unrecognized. The government still isn't recognizing it , and the only road that's been paved is meant to ease congestion for L...

The decision amplifies his views among people on the political right, Musk says, calling the ban 'morally wrong and flat-out stupid'

The Center for Defense Strategies, a Ukrainian think tank, said Moscow used hypersonic air-to-surface missiles against Odesa

In March, Israel's security cabinet expended sanctions on Palestinian relatives of terrorists. Now second-degree relatives as well as neighbors and close friends could see their permits revoked

After hours of deliberation, the council failed to reach a decision. Meanwhile, the Joint List officially states it would vote in favor of dissolving the Israeli parliament on Wednesday

60 percent of Syria’s population 'suffer food insecurity, and barely know where the next meal is going to come from,' EU foreign policy chief warns

Joshua Cohen talks about his hilarious but dead-serious book ‘The Netanyahus,’ which he purportedly based on a real-life visit by Benzion Netanyahu (Bibi’s dad) to Cornell University in 1960

Sasson, winner of two Olympic medals, is expected to announce his retirement from Israel's national team later this week

The United Nations team, which includes 55 monitors in Ukraine, says most of the deaths were caused by explosive weapons with a wide impact area such as missile and air strikes

Prime minister says he rejected Jordanian request to increase staffing at Temple Mount; Waqf official says he has no knowledge of Bennett's claims

In his last work, Daniel Doron lays the blame for Israel’s social and economic issues on the leaders and founders of socialist Zionism, pointing to monopolies, malignant bureaucracy, institutionalized political nepotism and corruption

if Jesus was indeed baptized, then where? Biblical scholar Shimon Gibson reviews the geo-historical and archaeological evidence, or lack thereof, and presents a new theory

The Russian president’s mendacious speech on Victory Day was consistent with previous delusional statements, but his army’s tactics in Ukraine are harder to decipher

Middle East regional issues expected to dominate the meeting, which will convene amid tensions at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Spain's spy agency admitted to wiretapping at least 18 pro-independence Catalan leaders with a court order; PM and DM also targeted, likely by another state

In his redacted new book, ex-U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper writes about the then-Israeli PM encouraging Donald Trump to take military action against Iran’s nuclear program

The jet was forced to return to the airport gate after passengers on the flight to Turkey reported receiving worrying images on their cellphones before takeoff; it is unclear who sent the images

UN nuclear watchdog chief says he warned Iran that it wasn't being transparent enough about its uranium enrichment activities

Police seek charges of threats to commit an act of terror, extortion through threats, transporting a weapon and conspiracy to commit a crime; 65-year-old Ashkelon resident denies sending letters with bullets to Bennett's family

Multiple passengers said Lufthansa blocked dozens of 'visibly Jewish' travelers from boarding their flight last week, though they complied with the German carrier's mask rules

It may present an uncomplicated message, but 'Where is Anne Frank' is worth watching for its artistic achievement and being the latest chapter in the career of a talented, bold and ambitious filmmaker

Jewish community leader in U.K. ‘extremely distressed’ by World Zionist Organization's role in attacks on members of Women of the Wall group in Jerusalem last week

Current terror wave indicates that the situation hasn’t substantially changed a year after the Gaza war

The Russian president may have said nothing new in Monday's speech, but he still believes he can achieve his goal of eventually eliminating Ukraine as an independent entity

Joshua Cohen's widely praised book portrays Netanyahu as a young boy in New York in the 50s as his father, Benzion, is seeking a job in academia

Three Palestinian family members say Israeli settlers hurled stones at their house and beat them. Soldiers called to the scene used riot control gear, leaving the three hospitalized

'The United States has a central role in promoting the peace process,' says Jordan's foreign minister, who accompanied the king on his U.S. tour

Supporters of Ukraine and a few backers of Putin’s war faced off at a memorial event in the heart of Tel Aviv on Sunday

The Housing Ministry plans to proceed with evictions in some 350 cases, including that of a single mother with a history of emotional problems which was put on hold after a Haaretz inquiry and petition

Basel Al-Adra says soldiers hit him after throwing him to the ground near the village of al-Tuwani, where the force had ordered a local man to take down a makeshift structure

'The TV and the authorities are lying. No to war,' says one message on Russia's Victory Day celebrating Soviet victory over Nazi Germany. It's not clear how the slogans got there

The prime minister prefers having the government fall with the help of the United Arab List, which would let him keep his seat until a new government is sworn in

For the great majority of Jewish Americans, any embrace of Trump is impossible, the potential overturning of Roe is abhorrent, the MAGA culture wars are madness and the moral collapse of the Supreme Court is a tragedy

The IDF hopes to complete the exercise this year, unlike 2021 when it was interrupted by actual fighting

'Those who sit in government with Hamas supporters cannot fight Hamas,' opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu tells lawmakers, as parliament returns from recess with a no-confidence vote

Not the soundtrack he wrote for Apple TV's 'Tehran,' nor his work with popular Israeli singers: To Mark Eliyahu, his greatest achievement is sweeping up audiences with the kamancheh, an ancient Persian string instrument. Many of them live in Iran

A rash of commentary celebrating a supposed shift in Qatari policy, away from promoting and subsidizing radical Islamists like Hamas and the Taliban to "moderating" them, is misplaced, misinformed and dangerously naïve

The new fund launched by Kushner slates some of its mostly Saudi money to invest in Israel. But it looks more like a friends-of-Jared fund than the real thing.

Still, the name remains on the medical faculty itself despite demands to remove it due to the family's contribution to the opioid crisis

Read the full text of Russian President Vladimir Putin's Victory Day speech

Yaakov Hagoel heads both the Jewish Agency and the World Zionist Organization, a group that sanctioned an event last week where 150 members of the feminist prayer group Women of the Wall were attacked

The 65-year-old woman, a resident of Ashkelon, called Israel's prime minister 'a murderer, traitor and swindler' on social media, but denies sending Bennett's family threatening letters

Bill would authorize security services to access information from CCTV without a warrant

In his Victory Day speech, Putin said Russian soldiers are fighting to 'liberate' the Donbas region, as Moscow hopes to topple Mariupol's last stronghold

Confused about what it means to be a man? This article will not help you find the answer. The Greeks developed conflicting ideologies, from the muscle-flexing of Spartans to the astuteness of Athenians

Saudi Arabia warns that, by bailing out of the next election and calling for Sunnis to boycott it, al-Hariri is paving the way for a Hezbollah takeover

Four arrested under suspicion of aiding terror attacks in Israel's central city of Elad and the West Bank settlement of Ariel that left a total of four Israelis dead

The residents of the Israeli Arab town of Jisr al-Zarqa plead with police to catch the vandals, after a similar incident in 2019 concluded with no arrests

Jewish Republican Morgan Ortagus expected to face antisemitism on the campaign trail in Tennessee, but wasn’t prepared for what she encountered. Now she wonders why so many members of her party are staying silent

Hoping for a win on Victory Day, which marks Russia's triumph over Nazi Germany, Putin is determined to topple Mariupol's last stronghold, where 2,000 Ukrainian fighters are making their last stand to save the port city

Just like the question of a possible assassination of Hamas leader Sinwar, the capture of the two Palestinian terrorists turned into a superficial, ignorant and politically driven discourse on social media

The bill approved by the ministerial committee is significantly less stringent than an original version that the ministry had sought to advance, creating a difference of opinion among environmental groups

The HMOs had objected to assuming full responsibility due to concerns about cost as well as a possible negative impact on other mental health services that they provide

Ukraine’s national war museum has wasted no time in memorializing the current conflict, but painful questions of history and identity haven’t vanished from view either

Entry of Palestinian workers and merchants from the West Bank into Israel to resume following the closure that was extended after the deadly Elad attack that left three Israelis dead and four wounded

Mohammed Ara'am, a resident of the Gaza Strip, entered Israel in 2019 for medical treatment and never returned to the enclave

Before their 60 hours on the run, the two perpetrators from the Jenin area in the West Bank planned their escape in advance, the authorities say

In a separate incident, a Palestinian tried to infiltrate into the Jewish settlement of Tekoa but was shot dead by a settlement security squad

In January, Rabbi Angela Buchdahl received a voicemail from a man claiming to be a rabbi, saying a gunman wanted to talk to her. The two shared what was going through their minds during that harrowing day

'This was one of the most horrific terror attack scenes that I have seen in my life'

U.S. first lady traveled under the cloak of secrecy, becoming the latest high-profile American to enter Ukraine during its 10-week-old conflict with Russia

The celebration in Israel, where it's a holiday too, is being toned down this year because of Putin's invasion, but some veterans don't understand why

Four testimonies from the front lines in Ukraine, captured in words by Sam Sokol and illustrations by Aron Ehrlich

Bennett is trying to sooth right-wing lawmakers by way of settlement construction and other concessions, but must simultaneously bear the opposite pull of Mansour Abbas' coalition boycott over Temple Mount

They talk about 'saving' themselves for a person they love, but like to be spanked. They believe in 'consensual' relations, but are influenced by their extreme porn consumption. Israel's young generation may be into eroticism, but they lack understa...

Hamas believes Israel does not plan on assassinating the Palestinian leader ahead of Biden’s visit, but fears Bennett could cave to pressure from the right

In 1999, Palestinians living in Masafer Yatta were evicted from their homes, allowed only to return as they waited for a final court ruling. Now, Israel has decided once again to expel the residents, reviving old traumas

'We are in a new phase in the war on terror,' the prime minister said, after Israel captured the Palestinians who murdered three Israelis in the ultra-Orthodox city of Elad

The Israeli-Apple TV+ series ‘Tehran’ aims to go one better than ‘24,’ and succeeds for the most part. Plus, the powerful Netflix documentary ‘Meltdown: Three Mile Island’

Travelers who arrive at Ben-Gurion Airport after May 20 will no longer have to take a PCR test

Animals can count, add and subtract, it has been shown. Now groundbreaking research shows that chickens react to the void. The ladies, at least

The two Palestinians carried out an attack in ultra-Orthodox city of Elad that killed three Israelis and wounded four

Two confirmed dead after Russia dropped a bomb on a school in Ukraine's Luhansk region where about 90 people were sheltering, governor says

Israel has been drawing its own conclusions from Putin's failure in Ukraine: From the resurgence of large-scale wars to the drawbacks of urban fighting

The bylaws of Joint List leader Ayman Odeh’s Hadash faction reveal one factor that Odeh may consider in his calculations to stand with or vote against Bennett's fragile government