Egypt and Qatar had pledged $1 billion to rebuilding of Gaza homes, but Israel conditions aid on progress in hostage talks, guarantees Hamas won't access funds for military buildup

A 2018 inspection found major structural deterioration in the parking garage beneath the 40-year-old tower, though a Miami inspector told residents the building was 'in very good shape'

The last possible day to get vaccinated in Israel is July 9, Bennett said in a video, appealing to young Israelis ■ 114 new coronavirus cases recorded on Sunday in Israel as the delta variant continues to spread

After reports that Israel and Hamas had arrived at an agreement, both parties refer only to a deal on Qatari fuel earmarked for Gaza's power stations

Iran calls on the U.S. to 'stop creating crisis in the region' ■ The strikes against Iran-backed militia come in response to drone attacks on U.S. personnel and facilities in Iraq

The PA knows that uncertainty about what would happen if it collapsed scares the public, and that the West and Palestinian public can't do without the modicum of stability it provides

Soldiers are killing and seriously wounding demonstrators in the West Bank village of Beita – to deter other Palestinians. It’s all part of the noncombat legacy of the Israel Defense of Settlements Forces

Lawmakers Tamar Zanberg, Merav Michaeli and Pnina Tamano-Shata abstained in protest over abusive remarks new state prosecutor Amit Aisman had made towards women who were subordinate to him

Tensions are running high after former residents of the central Israel town, Yousef and Nawal Jarushi, and their teenage daughter, Riyan, were killed in the north in a drive-by shooting

Gov’t pursuing compromise that would have outpost settlers leave voluntarily, while allowing buildings erected there to remain until status of site is reexamined

Lebanese singer Fairouz's first social media selfie ignites a debate over whether the 86-year-old is merely a cultural icon or a symbol of women's empowerment in Lebanon

Erdan, a former Likud party politician who was appointed by the prior Netanyahu government, said a new ambassador to the U.S. should be appointed by the Bennett-led government

Knowing how difficult it is to defeat a sitting PM, Netanyahu delegitimizes Bennett, but if he fails, he’ll likely leave for more lucrative pastures

Chezy Levy's announcement comes as Israel's coronavirus cabinet meets to discuss the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus, and decides not to impose any new restrictions at present

FM Lapid says he seeks to 'minimize conflict' with Palestinians and reiterates opposition to the Iran deal. U.S. secretary of state says normalization cannot replace talks with Palestinians

Sudan was one of the Arab countries to sign onto normalization pacts with Israel last year, agreements that the Biden administration has praised and expressed interest in expanding to include other countries

Passed in 2003 and renewed annually, the citizenship law was designed, on security grounds, to prevent West Bank residents who marry Israeli citizens from receiving Israeli citizenship

One victim died in the hospital, while workers pull five more bodies from the wreckage since yesterday

The main beneficiaries of Netanyahu's misguided, bellicose advice to the U.S. on the Middle East have been Iran, al-Qaida, ISIS and Iran again. On Iran's nuclear program, Israel's new government must avoid repeating his failures

Man found with around 790 bite marks had baffled the researchers for a century: Shark attack victims are understandably rare in the archaeological record, because usually, the fish finishes the job

Samar Badawi and Nassima al-Sadah were detained in July 2018, along with more than a dozen other activists, on suspicion of harming Saudi interests

Israel moves up another rung in global TV’s ratings ladder with the likes of Quentin Tarantino and Glenn Close, and a review of the new documentary ‘Epstein’s Shadow: Ghislaine Maxwell’

Even desert plants in the Sonoran Desert of California are showing the strain and other climate change briefs

Officers walked by the young women, the daughters of Spain's honorary consul in northern Israel, without stopping. It took three phone calls and many hours for a patrol car to arrive to the scene

Foreign Ministry warns that bill setting statute of limitations on restitution for property seized by the Nazis would affect ties between Israel and Poland, but the Polish deputy foreign minister called Israel's stance 'a kind of blackmail'

The High Court ruling in March, which recognized non-Orthodox conversions performed in Israel, could open the door for Yosef Kibita, a member of Uganda's Abayudaya community, who has already converted three times

Even if fertility declines and urban planning improves, say the authors of a new study, the pace of home building must double in order to keep up

In the last year left-wing activists and Palestinian groups have rebranded themselves and taken center stage in the debate surrounding the global climate crisis

The course will train participants in all aspects of private space technology and global space industry trends in the age of 'New Space'

Tehran's assertion comes as Iran and six major powers are in talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal

The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation says that the scheme defrauded 223,000 people in 177 countries out of millions of euros

The only party to oppose the bill was the far-right Alternative for Germany, which has long been accused of trivializing the Holocaust by Jewish groups

The alleged assault took place on private Palestinian lands in the West Bank that a 2013 military order bans Israelis from entering

Sophisticated techniques and devices may allow us to dream while remaining conscious – but they could be dangerous, an Israeli researcher warns

Presidential candidate Daniel Jadue aims for a more just society in Chile and justice for Palestinians. But the Jewish community's leadership is falsely branding him an antisemite - just as it did with Salvador Allende

Did the drone strike on the Iranian site – conducted while Israel's army chief is in Washington – surprise the Americans?

Even liberals can struggle with a child’s new gender identity. What should you do? Love, accept and support them

Retired Chief Justice Miriam Naor will be joined on the panel by a former mayor of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish city of Bnei Brak, and retired Israeli army general

One 8-year-old girl was also taken to the hospital in moderate condition ■ Police suspect the attack was part of a power struggle within a crime family

After two extension agreements, Iran has said IAEA monitoring of nuclear sites has ended and Tehran will retain data and footage

Phylogenetic analysis led a team to posit that a skull found in 1933 is an unknown species of hominin. Israeli researchers think it looks like an early Neanderthal

Israeli Health Ministry classes Tel Aviv a coronavirus hotspot ■ 113 new cases recorded Saturday

Women in the community tell Haaretz about the political activism, the partying and the hard road in the ‘70s and ‘80s in finding kindred spirits

The two are slated to discuss the Iran nuclear deal, the political situation in the region and to promote normalization with Hamas

The protection the vaccination affords from the delta variant of COVID-19 is no less than against the original strain, Israeli experts say

The police are investigating the case on suspicion of murder

The more contagious delta variant is spreading in Israel. The fear-mongering ignores two dramatic changes since the last COVID wave

Modi'in and Kochav Yair have seen a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases, as positive tests have reached eight percent and two percent respectively

'In Turkey, the state has declared war, so to speak, on LGBTQI+ people,' one Turkish activist says

The delegation will include soldiers from the IDF Home Front Command who specialize in engineering, and treating local residents

Palestinian security forces use tear gas to disperse crowds and make arrests as protesters call to topple the regime

Rivlin is slated to be the first Israeli leader to meet with Biden since he became president in January

Lapid lashed out against a new Polish law, which is expected to restrict claims on Jewish land seized by Nazis and nationalized by Poland after World War II; about 70 Jewish gravestones vandalized overnight in Poland

Iran and the United States have been holding indirect talks on reviving the 2015 agreement between Tehran and six powers that imposed restrictions on Tehran's nuclear activities in exchange for lifting international sanctions

Four people have been killed and 159 remain missing after a building caved-in in Surfside. The North Beach area as a whole is around a third Jewish and has a uniquely heterogeneous community

Official documents tend to vanish along with senior officials who retire. But Netanyahu thus took the policy of concealment a step further

The report marks a turning point for the U.S. government after the military spent decades deflecting, debunking and discrediting observations of unidentified flying objects

The suspect had reportedly been placed in recent days under compulsory psychiatric treatment

The IAEA demanded Iran say whether it would extend a monitoring agreement that expired overnight, but Tehran said it is under no obligation to provide an answer

A jury found Chauvin guilty of unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter after a trial that was widely seen as a watershed moment in the history of U.S. policing

Biden is crafting his foreign policy around China and Russia, and his decisions on Saudi Arabia and Iraq are sometimes seen as a tool in sealing an Iranian nuclear deal

The Palestinian Authority and its security agencies aren’t capable of repairing their contemptuous and alienated approach to their own people

In the '90s, the LGBTQ community rapidly transformed with politicization and the emergence of queer culture. The Pink Time helped us define ourselves and create a common language

Four Palestinians have been killed during protests against the establishment of Evyatar, which is set to be dismantled within days to weeks

Nizar Banat's family said Palestinian Authority forces broke into his house and hit him repeatedly

Several liberal Zionist groups have previously cautioned that the definition of antisemitism, adopted by the Trump administration, conflates legitimate criticism of Israel and advocacy for Palestinian rights

The law, which still must pass through the Senate, would set a 30-year deadline on restitution, and in practice put an end to any further claims or appeals

Contrary to the prevailing view, the Palestinians have never forgotten the trauma of Israel's creation in 1948 – a fact that has been brought home again recently. A trenchant critical discussion by both sides is urgent

Although Hotovely appointment was political, her performance to date has been considered successful, and Foreign Ministry sources say replacing her may be 'legally impossible'

Coronavirus czar, Dr. Nachman Ash, says that while cases are rising, he does not believe that Israel is entering a fourth wave and doesn't plan on imposing new lockdowns

Fresh from being awarded the Sokolow Prize for journalism, Gideon Levy answers listeners' questions on the occupation, peace, the new government and readers who cancel subscriptions.

The return of the coronavirus to the lives of Israelis has come on the watch of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. It may mark his first big test

With Jerusalem relatively calm, Israel's attention – and forces – are focused on an illegal West Bank outpost ■ Why so many uniformed officers are seen these days at a Tel Aviv office building

The Israeli defense establishment says that allowing the Evyatar outpost to remain in place would have serious security implications

Israel's consul general in Miami, Maor Elbaz, believes that 20 Israelis are among the missing

'I again underscore, in no uncertain terms, that Israeli settlements constitute a flagrant violation of United Nations resolutions,' UN Mideast envoy Tor Wennesland said

Police arrest one man on suspicion of planning an attack on protesters at the annual march; Health Ministry recommends wearing masks following recent spike in COVID cases

In Thursday's 6-3 decision, which reversed a prior High Court ruling, Supreme Court President Esther Hayut said the original interpretation of the law by the rabbinical court was 'an obvious mistake'

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A family takes a break from the tumultuous life of Israeli soccer, and an American graduate hopes to fit in in Israel while completing a psychology internship

Her grandma was Jewish but she was raised as a Muslim, in a secular environment. Now Manar Hayadre heads one of Israel's most complex educational institutions

The State Department's statement marks rare criticism of the Palestinian Authority from the administration, which has endeavored to restore ties with the Palestinians since taking office

Strangely archaic 130,000-year-old hominin may be last gasp of an ancient group that spawned the Neanderthals, and not in Europe but in the Middle East, archaeologists posit

East Jerusalem model Qaher Harhash published personal correspondence from Zara’s head designer and launched a campaign to boycott the company

Though they worry that talking so openly about their transgender son could lead to ostracism from their community, Yehiel and Mazal nevertheless feel compelled to tell their story of familial love and acceptance

The Health Ministry study also found that the rate of infection in the ultra-Orthodox community was the highest, though fewer Haredim succumbed to the virus

A new report stresses that if and when the two sides return to the negotiating table to discuss the status of Jerusalem, Israeli and Palestinian women must have a seat at the table

The ultra-Orthodox Chabad movement is famed for its globe-hopping emissaries, tasked with 'redeeming' secular Jews and hastening the messianic age. But what happens when the missionaries go native?