The first episode of The Times of Israel's original 'Into the Land' docuseries - taking a deeper look at some of Israel's most complex social, environmental and historical issues.

Koufax’s Jewish identity — and his famous Yom Kippur sit-out — are highlighted alongside his many career accolades during an unveiling ceremony at Dodger Stadium

Reporters Without Borders says it counted 14 bullet holes in the burned wreck of their car near disused Russian positions in woods north of Kyiv

In phone call in wake of Bennett's announcement on Knesset dissolution, the two highlight importance of Biden's upcoming trip, thank each other for partnership

OurCrowd High-Tech Jobs Index for Q1 2022 reveals increased adoption of hybrid working, near-zero effect of political uncertainty

Gantz insists appointment is 'critical impact on the security of the state'; says he'll consult with everyone who's relevant to the process, including ex-premier Netanyahu

New discovery joins a second very early mosque dated to the 7th century, when Islam was just beginning to spread in the Holy Land

Rescue efforts likely to be hampered by lack of international organizations in the country since Taliban takeover; rescuers arriving by helicopter

Eli Rosenbaum was involved in over 100 cases to deport or revoke citizenship from Nazis; US attorney general during Ukraine visit: 'There is no hiding place for war criminals'

Some towns find solutions by expanding afternoon programs or using teaching assistants; National Parents Council criticizes union for striking amid negotiations

Senior embassy staffer says Bennett government made unprecedented headway on joining Visa Waiver Program

First of votes to disband government set to take place Wednesday morning, with process expected to wrap up next week; polls predict possible political deadlock after elections

Critics, including Israel's embassy, called Indonesian collective's mural antisemitic; organizers apologize, saying imagery was 'misunderstood'

After court rules in favor of Maine parents seeking funding to send their children to parochial schools, Jewish Justice Breyer warns decision could open door to widespread change

Turkey's chief rabbis say Israeli officials' calls to heed danger have had little impact on expats or city's 15,000-strong local Jewish community