Self-employed from hospitality, tourism and arts industries stage apolitical protest in Tel Aviv ■ Three officers lightly injured

Thousands of demonstrators protested corruption and anti-democratic measures for the third consecutive week

The army expelled the Abu Dahuq family any number of times and now, again, the 30 souls among them have no place to go

Israel Police announced that they were working to disperse the crowds who were conducting an "illegal protest and disturbing the public order."

Despite having 19 months to prepare, Israel used only 30% of the rehabilitation budget meant to help sex workers out of this line of work.

UTJ MK calls on haredim to quit government: "The pictures from the liberated Tel Aviv and the beseiged Jerusalem speak for themselves: secular people can gather and protest, haredim cannot."

Politicians were told not to come as thousands gathered in Tel aviv, to warn government not to let them down during COVID-19 financial crisis. Blue and White: ‘Honest, true, justified protest’

The coalition agreement between the Likud and the Blue and White parties specified that Netanyahu did not need Gantz’s approval to move forward with annexation.

Microsoft founder cites progress on vaccines, treatments and diagnostics tools; calls for medicine to be given to those who need it most, rather than 'highest bidders'

With fewer rooms and smaller staff, several local hotels took the plunge and reopened, wearing masks and trying to social distance

America sees new single-day record of 66,528 new cases; as new infections surge, pandemic deaths take a turn for the worse

Fireworks and gunshots ring throughout West Bank, East Jerusalem for hours, leading to 41 arrests; Hamas bans celebratory shooting in attempt to crack down on dangerous custom

Elisheva Rishon's designs celebrate some of her own identities while offering universal messages of affirmation that people of all backgrounds can draw strength from