Uneasy calm settles over Jewish-Arab city after last month's violence; some Arab residents point to election of mayor as turning point due to his ties with national-religious group

Announcement by Knesset Speaker Levin means coalition deals have to be made public by Friday, giving PM's bloc 48 hours to scrutinize and attack the agreements

Debate reportedly comes at insistence of Gantz, with PM having sought to hold discussion in smaller forum; security official: 'Someone is insisting on setting Jerusalem ablaze'

Yossi Cohen, who stepped down as spy chief on June 1, suggests efforts to use Doha's money to maintain calm in Gaza were not successful

TV network doubles down on report that Yamina agreed to law that would require Netanyahu to undergo 4-year cooling-off period outside Knesset, then backtracked

WSJ says secret report by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory makes strong case for further investigation into theory that says COVID-19 seeped from Chinese virology center

Shlomo Amar, the former Sephardic chief rabbi of Israel, laments religious participants in capital's recent parade

Lawmaker implies Netanyahu's Likud behind wave of rallies outside her home; says protester told her 'we'll slaughter you,' told her 6th-grader son 'your mother will burn in hell'

Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan hails the vote as 'a recognition of our innovation and creativity'

With the ultra-Orthodox outside coalition, all parties expected to back prayer area compromise, with several highlighting plan in recent meetings with American Jewish leaders

Wegovy is a higher-dose version of Novo Nordisk’s diabetes drug semaglutide; studies show participants had average weight loss of 34 pounds, lost weight steadily for 14 months

Faced with shortage of lethal injection drugs, US state renovating its long-defunct gas chamber and buying chemicals to manufacture same gas used by Nazis in Auschwitz

As Rasela Mizrahi becomes a hero to some on the right, others on the left unleash the biggest post-Holocaust torrent of hatred ever seen by the country's Jewish community of 200

Drug produced by Biogen said to be 'reasonably likely' to benefit patients, despite warnings that treatment hasn’t been shown to help slow the brain-destroying disease