Secretary of State Blinken opens remarks with list of grievances including, 'Xinjiang, Hong Kong, Taiwan, cyber attacks on the United States, economic coercion of our allies'

Witnesses of Qalansawe shooting say perpetrators broke into house and opened fire ■ Police say main avenue of investigation is crime family feud

Victory for Netanyahu bloc points to most radical Israeli govt ever, but the opposition bloc's impulse to depose the dictator could lead to some short-term pragmatism ■ Lapid is concerned for Gantz's future in the Knesset, while also pushing for hi...

Netanyahu's loyalists in the media praised Aviv Kochavi's when he was appointed. So why is he coming under an orchestrated attack?

The town is enjoying unprecedented growth, but many residents fear plans for a big ultra-Orthodox neighborhood will change its character

Police believe the incident occurred due to the fathers mental problems and are looking into whether he had taken any mind-altering substances before attacking his son

This year Said Awwad has filed three trespassing complaints, but the police ask him to 'bring proof.' When he tried to take a picture of an incursion, masked men from the nearby outpost attacked him, his wife and their children ages 1 to 15

Fifteen labor law experts write that a policy limiting the right to employment for those who are unvaccinated against COVID will mainly harm weaker segments of Israel's labor force

'I cant explain it, I dont know what came over me' said Aviad Moshe who is accused of stabbing his ex-wife 20 times and beating her with a rolling pin in front of their son

Incomes fell more than spending, causing the share paid on VAT to grow

Living in a ground-floor apartment in East Jerusalem, the Aabeds watch their street turn into a battleground almost every night

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the blast. Yemen's new prime minister, Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed, ordered an investigation

Cellebrite will stop selling hacking tools to Russia and Belarus after its technology was used against minorities, pro-democracy activists and opposition forces

One man alleges he was assaulted at the age of eight, while another woman describes alleged assault at Meshi-Zahavs Jerusalem offices

Election Overdose podcast, episode 12, five days to go: Did Bibi's handling of COVID-19 help or harm his electoral prospects ■ How the center-left opposition failed so miserably ■ Plus: Polls galore and last-minute surprises

The move reflects the massive gulf between Biden and Trump on climate change that is likely to result in sweeping policy changes in the coming years

As Israel election nears, demonstrators demand a solution the surge of violence, which claimed the lives of 24 citizens this year

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: One Israeli who lives without commitment, and another seeking to make the greatest commitment of all

Earlier Thursday, Putin said 'it takes one to know one' after Biden called him a killer, prompting Russia to recall its Washington ambassador for consultations

Jewish extremism has broken its Haredi glass ceiling with the rise of the ultra-nationalist, virulently racist Religious Zionism party, and it's thanks to staunchly secular Netanyahu. But the battle for Judaism's future will continue after he's gone

After a decade of bloodshed, Daraa is back under Assads rule, but only tenuously

Last week, Israel's Health Ministry told Physicians for Human Rights that Palestinians who are living in Israel without legal residency may also receive the COVID vaccine

Gaza resident Niveen Gharqoud hasn't seen four of her five children in three years. Behind the family's separation is a complex system of restrictions that makes it difficult for her to see her family in the West Bank

Newly declassified files show that the Shin Bet saw the Canaanite movement as a subversive sect, and kept it under surveillance for years. A look at how a domestic intelligence agency was utilized for political purposes

From baseless claims of fraud to attempts to fill poll observer spots with pro-Netanyahu volunteers, head of Israeli election committee warns against attempts to delegitimize the vote

A chance encounter on Instagram led me to some exceptional friends. One is exploring her family's Syrian roots, the other is preparing splendid meals in her Druze village, which was once part of Syria but is now in Israel

In a Facebook post, Fania Oz-Salzberger says her sister Galia Oz is 'turning an isolated incident into a never-ending past'

In his hometown of Maghar in the Galilee, Mansour Abbas is no hero, but not a bogeyman either, as Arab Israelis yearn for politicians who will secure what their community needs

Pro-Nazi displays are very rare in Belarus, where the Nazis killed more non-Jewish civilians than the 800,000 Jews murdered in its territory

'Zack Snyders Justice League,' debuts on HBO Max on Thursday. Its not just a directors cut. Its a whole new movie. And, it seems, even critics have gotten on board

The Secret Service, responsible for the security of the president and vice president, said the suspect, Paul Murray, 31, was detained by its uniformed officers

In the quarter century that passed since he first took office, Netanyahu has transformed Judaism in destructive ways. In the end, that will be his main legacy

Netanyahu's election campaign is laser-focused on centrist competitor Yair Lapid, but also makes big short-term economic promises that would require his full-time attention

Genesis of COVID disinformation: Social media quickly spread the exaggerated claims that COVID-19 jabs cause female infertility

Houthi rebels are pushing into a key province in Yemen, with UN saying fighting could displace at least 385,000

When a 'feminist rewrite' of Hitler's autobiographical manifesto was accepted for publication, the stunt won breathless kudos from right-wing media stars. But what did the three academic provocateurs actually 'prove'? And how does their prank fit int...

EU Parliament rapporteur says move will harm Turkey-EU ties as U.S. State Department says it would undermine democracy

Evangelical YouTube channel says accepting Jesus will free you from the same-sex lifestyle; YouTube: We have a strict policy

Israeli officials and experts agree herd immunity can't be achieved without vaccinating under-16s. Clinical trials on Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine are still not completed, but that's far from being the trickiest part of it

More than a year before party primaries begin for congressional and state elections in 2022, Republicans are in a mad scramble to secure Trump's approval

Biden's comments show the U.S. has no interest in mending ties with Russia, the Kremlin says

One other reason to keep your guard up after getting one dose of a two-dose vaccine: infection while having partial protection sets up the potential for the virus to mutate

Netanyahu says Bennett's Yamina will join his government only if it wins a low number of Knesset seats

Israel says it vaccinated 105,000 Palestinian workers with first dose ■ Israel approves digital surveillance for all quarantined arrivals ■ Israel reopens skies ahead of election, but COVID czar 'worried' it might lead to renewed outbreak ■ 60,...

Health experts in the U.S., though, say whats happening in Europe should serve as a warning against ignoring social distancing or dropping other safeguards too early

Biden has made it clear that containing China's influence is a priority. Israel's warming trade relations with the superpower can throw a wrench in an already-complicated relationship

Emirati Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed is outraged at what he views as Netanyahu exploiting the normalization deal with Israel as a part of his election campaign

Naftali Bennett and Yamina party colleague Ayelet Shaked havent forgotten the trauma of the 2019 election or the last one

Recent polls provide encouraging forecasts for the Joint List and the United Arab List, but it remains unclear how the pandemic will influence election results

Organizers will have to overcome several obstacles, including a petition filed against the protest and Jerusalem's decision to start comprehensive work to upgrade Paris Square the main site of the protests

Plan still in an early working stage but sources say it could eventually form the basis for rolling back parts of Trump's approach that Palestinians denounced as heavily biased in favor of Israel

'What has been heard from the U.S. since the emergence of the new regime is only lunatic theory of 'threat from North Korea' and groundless rhetoric about 'complete denuclearisation,'' top diplomat says

Domestic extremists who promote white racial superiority have potentially troubling contacts with foreign extremists, the spy agencies assess

Local Jewish leader says 'Anti-Asian hate crimes have been on the rise' after attack the left eight people dead, likely exacerbating the Asian community's fears

COVID strain fears stall green light for Israel's tourism industry to fully reopen

Dean Yaakov Shoshani and Stav Harari died last year after being trapped in an elevator, presumably due to a short circuit

Aoun and Hariri have been at loggerheads over government formation for almost five months, as Lebanon nears an economic abyss that is posing the biggest threat to its stability

In wake of a massive protest wave over police inaction on violence in the Israeli Arab community, Netanyahu tells senior officers they should act to 'bring crime organizations to a breaking point'

In a letter to the 46th president, left-wing Jewish leaders and activists urged him to pick an envoy for combatting antisemitism who will fight anti-Jewish bigotry within the context of other progressive issues

Documents show two figures in the so-called submarine affair were involved in businesses in Israel and Cyprus reliant on regulation, foreign relations

Israel's envoy to the Netherlands pushes back after criticism of Netanyahu's response to 'antisemitic' ICC war crimes probe

Rania Amdouni had been jailed on charges of 'insulting police and abuse of morals,' in a high-profile case that raised concerns about freedom of expression in Tunisia

President Biden said Russia's Putin is a killer and will face consequences for directing efforts to swing the 2020 U.S. election in Trump's favor

Residents say lines for bread across government-controlled areas can run up to five hours long as wheat imports dwindle. Despite popular discontent, Assad appears to be on course to win elections

Levine was one of the dominant figures in opera and American classical music until being fired in 2018 in the face of sexual misconduct allegations

The sale of rare artifacts from the museum was canceled at the last minute in September, casting a pall over Nadim Sheibans tenure as museum director

Sanaa Seif was accused by prosecutors of broadcasting fake news and rumors about the country's health conditions and the spread of the coronavirus in prisons

The prime minister's former lawyer and cousin is suing for $129,000 in compensation for the claims David Artzi made in a recently release video ■ Shimron denies all allegations

Turkey's parliament also increased pressure on HDP by stripping a prominent member of his seat over a criminal conviction for spreading 'terrorist propaganda'

In Jacob Hanna's lab at the Weizmann Institute, for the first time in the world, scientists succeeded in growing a mammal embryo outside the womb. The implications of this unprecedented achievement could be enormous: From growing synthetic embryos fo...

About 80 percent of Israel's public beaches along the coast are now considered clean, ministry says, as investigation continues

Israel is trying to attract international companies to relocate to Israel by allowing them to pay a reduced rate for intellectual property

The story of the original 5th century Patrick, who became the patron saint of Ireland, has numerous parallels to the Biblical stories of Joseph and Moses

The foundation already received 200,000 euros in funds as part of the anniversary of 1,700 years of Jewish life in Germany

Republicans are increasingly expressing deep concerns about immigration as waves of unaccompanied children and families continue to show up at the U.S.-Mexico border

The visit, the first for a Tunisian leader since 2012, came a day after Libyas interim government took power in Tripoli

The rise in propaganda to the highest figures in a decade may be attributable to the U.S. presidential election, according to the Anti-Defamation League

Kachol Lavan head: We stopped a series of dangerous Netanyahu geopolitical debacles, from annexation to Israel losing its qualitative military edge to the UAE

Theatres, shopping malls, hotels and cinemas will be closed starting on Saturday, Health Minister Adam Niedzielski told a news conference

Tehran is encouraging Hezbollah and Hamas to manufacture weapons independently ■ Despite Netanyahu's hawkish rhetoric, Israel is coming to terms with the prospect of U.S-Iran nuke talks

Rafaya said that only two months ago he had completed renovations in his house 'and now its all soot and smoke and smells of gas in all the rooms'

Psychologist Anav Youlevich, creator of a volunteer project that assists victims of narcissistic and psychopathic exploitation, explains what can be done to help victims of gaslighting

Join Haaretz writers Noa Landau, Anshel Pfeffer and Allison Kaplan Sommer for a special pre-election briefing on Sunday at 2 P.M. EDT, 8 P.M. Israel time, hosted by Amir Tibon

Voter turnout will determine whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can form a coalition and whether a slew of smaller parties will make it into the Knesset at all

The protester was detained as Prime Minister Netanyahu's motorcade passed by even though there were no legal restrictions on protesting in the area. Shin Bet says arrest has nothing to do with what was yelled

Experts discuss how the coalitions that could emerge after Tuesday's election, from an extreme right-wing government led by Netanyahu to a more moderate one without him, would impact U.S.-Israel relations

Former Foreign Minister Anwar Gargash says the UAE 'will not be a part of any internal electioneering in Israel, now or ever,' amid reports Netanyahu was scheduled to visit the Gulf on Thursday

The R-number reached a of 0.7, while the number of seriously ill patients and negative tests also hits new lows

The High Court ruled that a quota capping entry to Israel to 3,000 people per day and restricting departures for those who are unvaccinated are not constitutional

Washington is expected to impose sanctions on Moscow, sources say following intelligence report concluding that Putin likely directed efforts to try to swinging the 2020 U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump

One of Meshi-Zahav's alleged victims came to police Wednesday and testified that Meshi-Zahav had sexually exploited and attempted to rape him when he was 14-years-old