Liz Cheney holds onto leadership position as Marjorie Taylor Greene earns standing ovation during closed-door GOP conference meeting

Lokman Slim, a longtime Shi'ite political activist who also ran a publishing house, was shot in the head, but circumstances surrounding his death are still unclear

Sexual harassment and assault are pandemics stalking the Middle East: Fear, and the impunity granted to perpetrators, have long silenced women. But boosted by #MeToo, a reckoning is building, slowly but surely

Last month, the government secured an indictment against two other Proud Boy members - Dominic Pezzola and William Pepe - on charges they conspired to impede Capitol Police on Jan.6

John Matze’s announcement followed Amazon’s decision to remove Parler from its web-hosting service over failure to remove posts that called for the killing, rape and torture of politicians, tech executives and others

10,000 doses arrive in the West Bank, setting in motion the inoculation drive for the general Palestinian population, after medical staff received the COVID-19 vaccine from Israel earlier in the week

Netanyahu warns of 'massive and rapid spread' of British coronavirus variant ■ Palestinians start vaccination campaign ■ Israel expected to sign tourism pact

The official statement attributed the delay to Israel's COVID lockdown, but sources say Prime Minister Netanyahu feared a fallout over Israeli citizens stuck abroad

Ayman Odeh will continue to lead the slate after nighttime talks that left the United Arab List by the wayside, after long-running disputes over cooperation with Netanyahu and religious tensions

Disregarding mounting criticism of the custom, even from within the community, Housing Ministry issues guide for planners enjoining them to limit spaces where sexes could meet unsupervised

The coronavirus vaccination drive might not work as well as it should with basics not in place ■ The choice between the consequences of isolation and the risks of a particularly severe pandemic has become especially difficult to make

Despite explicit promises to residents of Masafer Yatta, military vehicles drive onto farmland, damaging vital crops and cisterns, during large-scale drills

The company expects growth to accelerate to 25% this year ■ SPAC deal values Payoneer at $3.3 billion

After talks late into the night, the three other factions comprising the alliance of Arab parties confirmed they would run together

As the coronavirus pandemic puts many people on unpaid leave, leaving them with excess time and money on their hands, Israel sees a 44% increase in new trading accounts

Israeli justices divided on the Shin Bet's opinion about the effectiveness of demolishing Palestinians' homes in preventing future terrorist attacks

Syria's air defenses responded to 'an Israeli aggression' over the country's southern region, report says

For the first time in his nine years in politics, Lapid is Netanyahu’s main challenger. This election could bring him a difficult but viable majority coalition

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer announces Thursday vote after GOP fails to take action against the Georgia congresswoman who has peddled conspiracy theories and endorsed calls for violence

Citing the experience of last year’s holiday, which became a super-spreader event, the Orthodox Union and Rabbinical Council of America are stressing the need for caution this year

Mordechai Kedar, a Military Intelligence operative, was sent to Argentina in the ‘50s to launch sabotage operations in Egypt in the guise of a businessman, but would be convicted of killing a businessman in cahoots with him

Haya Harareet, born Haya Neuberg in Haifa to Polish immigrants, also played in the 1955 Israeli classic ‘Hill 24 Doesn’t Answer,’ was honored at Cannes and became an international star in the late ‘50s

Alaa, a Syrian national scarcely in Iraq one year, envisions a clandestine establishment that can serve as a refuge to evade the stigma of drinking alcohol in a conservative Muslim-majority society

Organizations that advocate for people in prostitution say these records are a psychological impediment, but without getting the Israeli police on board, the proposal is ineffectual

'WeCrashed' is the second show on the Israeli-American entrepreneur in the works in addition to a movie based on an upcoming book by journalist Katrina Brooker

China and Russia are embedding themselves in the Balkans; nationalism, authoritarianism and the anti-NATO camp are rising. But it’s not too late for Biden to reassert America’s role, and influence, in this corner of Europe

Ahead of Thursday's deadline, the anti-Netanyahu bloc has so far resisted mergers as Benny Gantz and Meretz decide to go it alone in Israel's election

This is the first Instagram account in Hebrew for an NBA team, which will also launch a Wizraeli podcast to 'feature interviews with Wizards personnel and voices from around the NBA and Israel'

Anchor Bob Sellers and fellow host Heather Childers had Mike Lindell on to discuss 'cancel culture' after Twitter permanently suspended his account

The Hezbollah militant group fired at the drone, Lebanese security sources say

‘Unorthodox’ star Haas is accompanied by Sacha Baron Cohen, who got two nods for ‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’ and ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’

The expanded drive will make an additional 1.7 million people eligible for the vaccine, as the daily rate of inoculation falls by almost half

Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party joins forces with Bezalel Smotrich's National Union Party, with the Kahanist leader set to take the third slot on the list for the fourth Israeli election in two years

Rep. Andy Levin from Michigan also wants the Biden administration to appoint a special envoy to combat antisemitism, someone who recognizes the broader far-right threat

New studies by Israeli HMO based on patient data demonstrate coronavirus vaccine effectiveness in real world

In tenth grade, when he got his first cell phone, Pavel Gurvich discovered his first security flaw. It wouldn't be his last. Today, he and the company he founded, Guardicore, are trying to take over the cybersecurity market

Hasidic organization's regional director calls Rabbi Michoel Green's statements, including on COVID-19 jab, 'extremely reckless and potentially dangerous'

Republicans’ disinterest in ostracizing Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene, an extremist who proudly peddles antisemitic conspiracies, is devastating for Jewish conservatives

During the last two months of his tenure, former acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller removed a number of key officials and replaced many with loyalists of former President Donald Trump

Move appears to be response to Congressional Democrats on Monday saying they would seek to strip conspiracy theory-backing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments

The Movement for Quality Government has hired a D.C. law firm and appears to be seeking to have Prime Minister Netanyahu investigated in the U.S. over Israel’s purchase of German submarines and his ties to his cousin Nathan Milikowsky

'Every year, the situation is getting from bad to worse. People don’t have money to buy the basic things,' says Gaza merchant, while it still remains to be seen whether the elections decreed by Abbas will actually be held

Even if the lockdown is extended – given the current state of enforcement and lack of law and order – no miracle can be expected that would significantly curb Israel's coronavirus infection rates in a week

After talks on joining Gantz's Kahol Lavan party fail, Itzik Shmuli announces he would take 'a time out' from politics

The Education Ministry announced the change in the wake of a Haaretz report that such proposals needed to be submitted in Hebrew, even though the papers themselves could be written in Arabic

Parties plan to run markedly different campaigns to distinguish themselves from each other, as latest polls find both with enough support to enter the Knesset in Israel's March election

Despite procedure to make it easier to indict someone for organizing illegal gathering, only indictment has been against someone who attended party while infected

The slowdown, which health workers believe stems in part from young people's view that coronavirus poses only a minor risk to them, could foil plans to fully immunize 5 million Israelis by April

Turnover in cafés cratered from 6 billion shekels ($1.8 billion) in 2019 to 2.75 billion shekels in 2020

Human Rights Watch, Oxfam and Biden cabinet members call on President Biden to reverse move to ease sanctions on Dan Gertler

Tesla's new Hebrew site invites customers to order cars for delivery in March, with plans to target the mainstream market

22-year-old nursing student was killed when he went outside to see the reason for the noise during a shootout between police and suspects

Rabbi Yosef Elitzur, from the West Bank settlement of Yitzhar, praised hate crimes against Palestinians in 2013 in two opinion pieces

In first press briefing, State Department Spokesman Ned Price confirms aid to Palestinians will resume 'very quickly,' urges regional powers to build bridges in order to achieve Israeli-Palestinian peace

The Economy Ministry is giving incentives to employers to hire students or fresh graduates who are Israeli Arab, Druze, Bedouin or Circassian

'It is not a bipartisan issue, it is a nonpartisan issue,' said co-chair of the Senate's Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Anti-semitism, Republican Senator James Lankford

Years of neglect have created an unlivable situation, Tamra residents say, as the death of an innocent bystander in a police shootout attracts thousands of saddened and angry mourners

The toothbrushes seemed too new, there were too many cleaning products: Wasim Masis' case gives an insight into the many hurdles Jerusalem's Palestinians face when they apply to become Israeli citizens

The prime minister's Likud loses some support ■ Far-right alliance could score six seats, Yamina ten ■ United Arab List solo run might still take it into the Knesset

'Entire population in West Bank, Gaza must also be covered,' progressive lawmaker Jamaal Bowman says

An investigation by Al Jazeera claims that Bangladesh made a deal with Israeli spytech firm Picsix through a middleman: ‘The technology is very aggressive and intrusive’

While Israel is on course to vaccinate its entire population by the end of March, the Palestinians are likely to contend with major procurement and delivery problems for months

Buttigieg becomes the first openly gay Senate-confirmed Cabinet secretary

Some moderate Israeli ultra-Orthodox say extremists' refusal to comply with coronavirus regulations will change the status quo in the upcoming election

Former Breitbart reporter Aaron Klein has been dubbed ‘the Bibi whisperer’ by the Israeli media and has been working full-time for the PM as a strategic adviser since June 2020

Three parties on the left or center of Israeli politics are now headed by former television stars who all learned their craft on live TV – and it’s no coincidence

Britain and many other countries have begun rolling out the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to try to stem the spread of the pandemic disease

Researchers said that based on a fall trial involving about 20,000 people in Russia, the vaccine is about 91% effective and appears to prevent inoculated individuals from becoming severely ill with COVID-19

Israel is the only OECD country that never fully reopened its school system. For many pupils, especially between the fifth and tenth grades, school exists only in the distant past and the uncertain future

The E484K mutation, which occurs on the spike protein of the virus, is the same change as has been seen in the South African and Brazilian variants

'We live in the Netherlands, not in the Middle Ages,' said Jolisa Brouwer, who had been chosen for the No. 3 slot on Islamic party’s ticket in next month’s national elections

Amnesty International reveals South Sudan is waging an aggressive campaign against journalists, human rights activists and critics – and Verint's spy-tech plays a role

The Hebrew University's Prof. Zakovitch has 'developed an exceptional method for identifying interrelationships between the books of the Bible, through word games and interweaving of motifs,' prize committee says

The nine House Democrats, known as House impeachment managers, in their brief also rejected Republican claims that it would be unconstitutional to put Trump on trial in the Senate since he is a private citizen

The online campaign for a proposed alternative to the Republican Party has heavily promoted 'Stop the Steal' events throughout the country, including the violent siege of Capitol Hill on Jan.

Iran denies any intent to weaponise enrichment. The nuclear deal sets a limit of 3.67% enrichment purity, suitable for producing civilian nuclear energy and far below the 90% that is weapons-grade

A judge can now only issue a non-conviction when the convicted party has committed a crime that isn't considered 'serious,' or if there is proof that convicting would cause 'tangible harm'

Omer Yankelevich becomes the latest in a long string of Kahol Lavan lawmakers to leave the party

U.S. Democratic lawmaker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, said last week that people felt 'everyday people' were finally able to 'get back' at those who had all the marbles on Wall Street

Voting for niche parties is futile and they’re sick of empty promises. They haven’t forgotten who Netanyahu is, but they want influence from the inside

After eight weeks in a city paralyzed by coronavirus, I’m more certain than ever than that big cities are here to stay

'I do not deny any right / Whatever it would be / Of your Jews, Israel,' wrote Tawfiq Zayyad in 1970. A new biography about his life examines his important work

Trump took to a stage near the White House and exhorted supporters to 'fight' - using the word more than 20 times

Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez described being terrified for her life during the storming of the U.S. Capitol and later revealed she is 'a survivor of sexual assault'

Energy minister Yuval Steinitz says the Trump administration 'seriously damaged Iran's nuclear project and entire force build-up'

Turkey's government has harshly criticized recent protests, with President Erdogan praising his party's youth wing on Monday for 'not being the LGBT youth'

Israel has seen a decline in the average number of people each COVID carrier infects, but in recent days it has risen to nearly 1, while the number of seriously ill patients over age 60 decreases

Biden has already spoken to eight heads of state – the leaders of Canada, Mexico, Britain, France, Germany, NATO, Russia and Japan

Defense officials have argued for decades that such a pact would constrain Israel’s military operations. Former defense official says military chief Kochavi likely pressured to change position

Facebook debuted a new pop-up last week aimed at combating Holocaust denial on the platform

The U.S. death toll has climbed past 440,000, with over 95,000 lives lost in January alone. Deaths are running at about 3,150 per day on average

Freshman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene responded to McConnell on Twitter, suggesting that 'the real cancer for the GOP is weak Republicans who only know how to lose gracefully'

The U.S. has said that it would seek Ahmad Saeed Omar Sheikh's extradition if his acquittal is upheld