The attack on Rabbi Arik Ascherman near an unauthorized settlement outpost, which was caught on tape, followed reports on settlers grazing their sheep on Palestinian pastures

Funded by ideologically-driven American conservatives, the new right is redrawing Israel's political map and government policies. The center-left needs to start adopting similar practices or risk being left behind

Uganda, where the Nile begins, and Egypt agree to 'share resourceful intelligence on a regular basis' as tensions over Ethiopia's dam continue

My Zayde told us about his childhood in Kazimierz, and about burying half-alive bodies in Buchenwald. What it means to be the grandchild of a Holocaust survivor, and to lose them

Israel's COVID cabinet eases restrictions on gatherings ■ Infection rate down after brief uptick ■ Gaza under full lockdown as cases rise

Unlike previous attacks attributed to Israel, which targeted oil and weapons shipments, the target this time was directly tied to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards

SANA quoted an unidentified military official who said Syrian air defenses were able to shoot down most of the missiles, which came from the direction of Lebanon and the Golan Heights, before they hit their targets

Walla CEO Ilan Yeshua says he was ordered to remove negative coverage of the prime minister for fear that it would harm merger plans between Walla's parent company, Bezeq, and the satellite TV firm Yes

Some shipping companies are said to be avoiding Haifa and Ashdod due to backup of dozens of ships forced to wait weeks to unload cargo

'We are prepared to take the steps necessary to return to compliance with the JCPOA, including by lifting sanctions that are inconsistent with the JCPOA,' said the U.S. State Department

The forecast of 5% GDP growth in 2021 doesn't tell the full story, with the per capita figure significantly lower

The plan, which would expand the Har Homa neighborhood and just needs district-level approval, would help isolate a Palestinian neighborhood and possibly cause a headache for Joe Biden

The government agrees to a $210 million bailout of El Al, which changed hands in late 2020 and was forced to slash one-third of its staff, or 2,000 workers

Israel Katz's call to preserve benefits spurs fears of continued high unemployment rates

With the kingdom suffering a 24 percent unemployment rate, 1.3 million Syrian refugees and a water shortage that could start a war one day, Israel should think about boosting cooperation with its neighbor

Security agencies say that they will enforce all regulations in Gaza, including prohibitions on gatherings and weddings, as well as any other mass events

King Abdullah says sedition has been quashed after a rift with his half-brother and former crown prince Hamza, and that the country is now stable and secure

Jewish groups issue sharp rebukes after Bezalel Smotrich says that Arabs who do not recognize Jewish rule over Israel 'will not remain here'

The resumption of aid is the latest step the Biden administration has undertaken to repair U.S.-Palestinian relations which came to a halt during the Trump administration

A yes vote on the controversial proposal, which could lead to the expansion of settlements, will send the matter to the JNF's board on April 22

President Rivlin honors survivors who lost their lives to COVID-19 at the ceremony marking the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem

Releasing such materials could reveal the Shin Bet's methods and potentially threat 'national security,' the court said

Admired historian Annette Wieviorka's visit to China in the 1970s as a Maoist student turned her world upside down. 'We saw trucks carrying people with shaved heads, bent over, eyes downcast'

The whereabouts of King Abdullah II's half brother, Prince Hamzah, who is at the heart of the dispute, are unknown

With its vaccine success and green passport program in full swing, Israel is finding itself at the center of COVID conspiracy theories old and new from anti-vaccination activists

President Joe Biden's administration has made clear it intends to roll back parts of Trump's approach that Palestinians denounced as heavily biased in favor of Israel

The prosecution is expected to close the cases against an additional three soldiers, who were suspected of being involved in the 2015 affair

Archaeologists identify one of the first women to reach Europe. Her line died out, but three other early humans, in Bulgaria, appear to have descendants today

These German Christians came to Israel to help Holocaust survivors and chose to stay during the pandemic, forging new connections and engaging with living history

The latest takedown of fake accounts from Facebook shows that a secret war is underway online - but its not between Israel and Iran, but rather Iranians vs Iranians

Albert Pierrepoint, whose task included executing the 'Beast of Belsen' and the 'blonde who beat inmates to death,' wrote after the Holocaust that the death penalty solves nothing

Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi responds to Bezalel Smotrich's statement on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day. In German

Considering the amount of original research that has been done in recent decades, is this number still considered accurate by scholars of the subject?

These orders, which cannot be appealed, require those living in areas under full Israeli control to show a building permit within 96 hours, after which Civil Administration can demolish the structure

Exploring not only what was, but what could have been

Ocasio-Cortez said she objected to the detention of minors. She has praised Rep. Betty McCollum, D-Minn., for legislation that would withhold funding from Israel over its detention of Palestinian children

As U.S.-Iran Vienna talks hope to bring back nuclear deal, Tehran says enriched uranium production rate is 'up to 40 percent' faster

New York Times quoted an anonymous U.S. official saying Israel informed the U.S. it carried out the attack Tuesday morning on the vessel described as the 'Iranian mothership' in the region

Forat is enjoying the sugary breakfast cereal, chocolate milk and processed and sweetened foods she's been getting at school, but Osama's news is even sweeter ■ Post #30

Israel debates ending outdoor mask mandate ■ Number of serious COVID cases at four-month low ■ 52 percent fully vaccinated ■ High Court rules fines given to protesters during lockdown were illegal

The fight is also squeezing a pressure point on the most powerful of Americas Gulf Arab allies and ensnarling any U.S. return to Irans nuclear deal

In the first phase, Israel would allow organized groups to enter, and then individual tourists at a later date, tourism minister says

Daily Beast investigation uncovered a plot in which Israeli private intelligence firm Bluehawk CI employees masqueraded as U.S. and Italian reporters in search of dirt on UAE royals

The Mossad's 'Cindy' is famous for helping abduct Mordechai Vanunu in 1986. But she wasn't the only honey trap

There's a new left-leaning contender in the raging battle to define antisemitism: The Jerusalem Declaration. But its proponents seem curiously unwilling to actually label anything as antisemitic

Ex-Walla CEO Ilan Yeshua has testified that he was asked by Bezeq's owners to erase all correspondence indicating that the sites coverage had been tilted in Netanyahu's favor

Israel notified the U.S. of its 'retaliatory' attack on an Iranian ship that serves as a floating base for Red Sea operations, the New York Times reports ■ Iranian Foreign Ministry confirms the attack

Gideon Sa'ar promised Israel a 'new hope,' and termed replacing Netanyahu the most important national mission. But his hope lasted exactly two weeks

For months before Israel's election, Naftali Bennett tried to persuade listeners that his priorities had changed completely

Deputy Transportation Minister Uri Maklev advanced a law requiring cars to have a system to prevent children from being forgotten in them. The specifications he gave the Knesset match a system sold by a Haredi charity

With most foreign destinations closed and restrictions on children's travel abroad, demand for hotels from domestic Israeli tourists should be off the charts, but it's not

Many businesses that stopped operating during the pandemic didn't officially shut down in the hope of receiving government funds

Hired as deputy CEO and VP-operations, Hedva Ber will develop the company's 'corporate governance, risk management, regulation and corporate responsibility'

Sources close to right-wing leader Bennett say he doesn't believe that Netanyahu will be able to form a government after being tasked by the president, and that the anti-Netanyahu camp is more likely to do so

The ultra-Orthodox lawmaker in question based his request to switch seats on considerations of the Jewish law

Election 2021: President Rivlin's decision to let Netanyahu form a new coalitions doesn't only misinterpret the law, but also disappoints the Israeli public

Europe is committed to continue funding for refugees, but refugees' rights issues have absolute priority and are 'non-negotiable,' head of the European Commission says

Israel's defense minister says he hopes the Palestinians make the right choice, a week after report said Shin Bet head tried to get Abbas to cancel the May vote

Israel notified the U.S. of retaliatory attack on Iranian spy ship, the New York Times reported overnight Tuesday, citing a U.S. official speaking on condition of anonymity

After the recent grounding of the Ever Given, Suez Canal Authority is exploring the purchase of cranes that could potentially offload cargo as well as expending the southern segment of the waterway

Production on 'Golda,' set during the Israel's 1973 Yom Kippur War, is set begin later this year

Top Iranian negotiator reiterates Tehran's position that it will not suspend uranium enrichment

Foreigners have to be fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 to come into Israel, and they must obtain approval in advance from the authorities

The task force is due to operate until the end of the transition to democratic rule after the overthrow of Bashir, who dominated Sudanese politics for 30 years before a popular uprising

Knesset speaker from Netanyahu's party takes a jab at Israel's judiciary in opening speech, saying 'democracy is better than a regime of judges who intervene without authority'

Meanwhile, coronavirus-related deaths worldwide passed 3 million

Documents released as part new documentary reveal the CIA and West German intelligence services shielded former head of Gestapo in Vienna, despite his involvement in crimes against humanity during the Holocaust

Women leaders can bring fresh perspective to economic policy, experts say

The cabinet decision on the 1958 law that forbade diplomatic and business relations with Israel still needs parliamentary approval

Pond scum poisons are reaching the air, and the Antarctic is providing a terrifying clue for our future

Flights on the new route, which connect two rapidly-vaccinating countries, will start at twice a week, and Etihad expects high demand

Cairo says talks in Kinshasa that ended with no progress 'reveal Ethiopia's lack of political will to negotiate in good faith'

Some of the most beautiful Paleolithic cave art is in the pitch-black depths of cave systems, so who were they drawing for?

The anti-Bibi bloc is in a better position to form a government, but Netanyahu now has four weeks to try to lure defectors and secure a Knesset majority

After President Rivlin tasks Netanyahu with forming government, Bennett says won't lead a 'left-wing' coalition ■ Smotrich: Support from Islamist UAL party will lead to more Arabs voting, left-wing control

Holocaust survivor Eva Livne surprised her family with a heartbreaking diary she wrote starting in the concentration camp and ending in a Kibbutz: I survived. I went through hell

Getting on an airplane? CDC urges travelers to delay trips until after they are vaccinated

While Tehran has repeatedly rebuffed 'direct and indirect negotiations' with its old foe, Washington said on Monday it expected the talks to be difficult

American writer Menachem Kaiser never thought his journey would lead him into one of the most impressive engineering enterprises launched during the war by the Nazi regime - and introduce him to a special relative

In unprecedented public criticism, Hamza, who was crown prince until King Abdullah removed him from the post in 2004, accused Jordan's leaders of corruption and serving only their own interests

Audio appears to capture the explosive meeting between Prince Hamzah and the army chief of staff that triggered a rare public rift in the highest echelons of the royal family

Netanyahu understands that if he fails in the next 28 days to form a government, he isn't facing a fifth election

Nationwide, new virus infections were up for a third week in a row and hospitalizations also broke an 11-week streak of falling admissions

The Georgia Republican, who has in the past promoted violence against Democrats and conspiracy theories about QAnon and the 9/11 attacks, was unable to post to her account during the hours-long suspension

Worldwide COVID-19 deaths are rising once again, especially in Brazil and India

A powerful new book, 'The Light of Days,' reveals the tragic and audacious stories of fearless Polish women in Jewish resistance movements. Author Judy Batalion explains how a chance discovery helped changed her perception of the Holocaust

Rivlin says no candidate had real chance of forming new Israeli government, but picks Netanyahu as he had the most endorsements 52, vs. Yair Lapid's 45 and Naftali Bennett's seven

In a new report, Israel's cyber authority details threats from the pandemic year - and lays out plan against massive attack on Israel

Israel election results ■ Yamina's Naftali Bennett is trying to diminish the appearance of his cooperation with left-wing parties in a potential joint government

In second day of testimony, former Bezeq's Walla News CEO described in court how Bezeq owners urged him to wipe out his phones' memory after a police investigation had began