To curb spread of delta variant, arrivals from global COVID hotposts like Russia and India now seperated and redirected to Israeli airport’s old Terminal One

Since March, women and other vulnerable groups had been more reluctant to ask for help and less likely to receive it

The Israeli, who is a private detective, organized hacking missions using fake websites and phishing messages to steal passwords, federal prosecutors say

Segregation will show 'consideration and inclusion' toward religious female students, union says. Decision 'hurts everyone who holds dear gender equality,' law professor says

'In Haredi society, sexual matters are not discussed, and if the subject does come up, it is only mentioned in halakhic or religious contexts and not in the context of morality,' says Yitzhak Rosenblum, who studied the phenomenon

If the West Bank outpost is approved by Israel, settlers, who moved in a month and a half ago, would be allowed back

Israeli Prime Minister Bennett and Defense Minister Gantz signed off on the deal, which will see Israeli settlers leaving the Evyatar outpost by 4:00 P.M. on Friday

Meir Ben-Shabbat was appointed by former Prime Minister Netanyahu was considered a close associate of Israel's longest serving prime minister

Wisam Abu al-Hasna abducted 17-year-old Adel Khatib of Shfaram, killed him and buried the body. He then demanded a ransom from his family, saying their son was still alive

Israel reported its highest daily COVID infection rate in three months on Wednesday, as the delta variant's spread persists

Rumsfeld was the main architect of the Iraq war until President Bush replaced him after more than three years of fighting

Police suspected her partner prevented her from testifying – and three courts, including the Supreme Court – upheld her arrest

The IDF says that there have been no changes to the rules of engagement when it comes to the Ruger semi-automatic rifle, but human rights activists note a spike in usage since the latest Gaza fighting

After Germany and Italy announced earlier this week that their soldiers would depart, the Associated Press found that many other European nations had already withdrawn their troops quietly

‘We didn’t come to save the day or save the Americans,’ Israeli’s consul general in Miami made clear: American rescue authorities ‘are doing fantastic work and not sparing any effort’

After saying her Jewish critics in Democratic Party were not 'partners in justice,' Omar issues a conciliatory statement on Twitter

A State Comptroller report finds less than half of funds allocated to fight domestic violence were actually disbursed

The UN secretary-general appeals to the U.S. to waive the sanctions, in accordance with the 2015 agreement to curb Iranian nuclear development, as Bennett vows Israel 'will not restrain itself'

20-year-old Intisar al-Hammadi was charged with 'indecent acts' over modeling photos found on her phone

Hamas sources say no progress has been achieved so far in the Egyptian-mediated talks, which cover the repatriation of Israeli citizens and soldiers’ bodies, as well as the reconstruction of Gaza

Netanyahu saw Poland and Hungary as his bulwark against the nefarious designs of the EU, and whitewashed their tendency toward World War II revisionism. Lapid is working to roll back that policy

Falach Keisi allegedly strangled his sister Goumana with a shoelace while her son was sleeping in the other room

The $93 provided to poor families comes after Lebanon's economic crisis propelled more than half of the population into poverty, with the currency losing more than 90 percent of its value in around two years

One day in the Triassic, a Silesaurus was wolfing down a meal. 230 million years later, hi-tech scanners reveal what she ate

Harry Rosenberg lost his wife to cancer and parents to COVID-19. Now he and his daughter and son-in-law are missing in Surfside condo collapse

In the first visit of an Israeli cabinet minister to the Gulf, Lapid said that Israel's 'hand is outstretched' for normalization deals with more Arab countries

Saeed Alkharumi was the only member of his party to abstain in a vote on the formation of Naftali Bennett's government. To win his support, the coalition will have to change decades-long polices toward the Bedouin in the Negev

The specter of 'Long Corbyn,' the backlash against dealing with antisemitism, haunts the Labour party in a northern working-class constituency, ably exploited by Britain's most viciously anti-Israel, pro-dictator politician

Chief Sephardic Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, who exclusively studied in yeshivas, calls on ultra-Orthodox youth to avoid secular education

Prehistoric inhabitants of the Levant carved giant mortars out of the local bedrock, but the pestles at El Wad turn out to be volcanic rock that didn’t exist on Mount Carmel

Prince Hamza, the estranged prince at the center of the trial, was accused of liaising with parties with foreign links to undermine King Abdullah

Experts and senior health officials believe, however, that the safety net provided by the coronavirus vaccine allows the government to avoid imposing new restrictions on the public

However, the number of severe COVID cases in Israel remains low ■ Israel also breaks a three-month record in the number of people who got vaccinated

Paul Gosar announces fundraiser with Nick Fuentes, who has questioned the number of Jews killed in the Holocaust and believes that Israel has a malicious influence on U.S. policy

From Brazil to Honduras, Israeli arms are tied to the murder of activists

As advisors to Pakistan's PM Imran Khan resort to antisemitic slurs to delegitimize more evidence of contacts with Israel, a strange, contradictory geopolitical quadrangle will actually decide potential recognition: the Taliban, Saudi Arabia, Pakista...

The congresswoman said that Jewish Democratic congressional colleagues who have criticized her for comments on Israel, need "to realize that they haven't been partners in justice"

George is studying fashion and performs as a drag queen; Subhi and Mayis, who are engaged, are planning to move to a Jewish community. Seven young Israeli Arabs who recently left their villages tell their stories

The deal reached will see Israeli settlers leaving the outpost by the weekend. A military base will be established instead, and a planned opening of a yeshiva will be delayed

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

Defense Minister Gantz wants to set red lines at the outset of the government, in which he is somewhat a fifth wheel

The German head of state arrives in Israel Wednesday on a farewell trip marking the end of Israeli President Rivlin's term ■ Told Haaretz that the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction over Israel

Authorities say they still have hope survivors might be found, though no one has been pulled alive from the ruins of the oceanfront building which collapsed last week

In an amendment to the proposed compromise, a yeshiva will only be built after a land examination is performed, according to Evyatar settlers

The law defines the use of prostitution (or an attempt to do so) as an administrative offense that carries a 2,000 shekels ($614) fine, and 4,000 shekels for a repeat offense

Some business owners express understanding regarding the hesitation of Jewish customers, but they think it’s delaying the healing of the rifts that the recent hostilities created

A judge said appeals by families of deceased relatives who were buried in distinct plots were justified, since 'they aren’t worthy of being buried with the rest of the community of Israel'

Meanwhile, Israel's ambassador to the UN slams Abbas for his speech in which he claimed Israel was a colonialist implant in the Middle East

A majority has not yet been formed to vote on the amendment which would prevent the granting of citizenship to Palestinians married to Arabs with Israeli citizenship, spurring the coalition to postpone the vote by a week

Following the Islamic Republic's recent election and ahead of a new round of nuclear talks, some in the administration are asking whether Tehran really wants an agreement or is happy with brinkmanship and stalling

149 people are still missing since the 40-year-old beachfront high-rise collapsed last Thursday

As with Evyatar, a number of settlements have originated with a compromise between the settlers and the government, or with a military institution like the hesder yeshiva that will go up at the site

Palestinian residents worry that removing the forces may reignite clashes with right-wingers and said that 'police wish to seemingly show as if everything is normal and there are no restrictions,' as a U.S. envoy visited the area

The Palestinians say a reported deal struck between the Israeli government and the settlers opens the door for an army post or yeshiva to take the settlement’s place

The plague bacteria found in the hunter-gatherer who died at a riverside village in ancient Latvia didn’t even have the gene to enable infection by flea

In response to a lack of weaponry, vehicles and riot gear, the Border Police appealed to the army for equipment, and deployment was delayed

While Lebanese protesters are blocking the roads of Beirut, President Michel Aoun says these new fuel prices should ease the country's crippling economic crisis

In a letter opposing the local event, Mitzpeh Ramon head says LGBTQ people are wrong for 'expressing their sexual orientation publicly' and urges residents not to join 'the LGBTQ army'

The affordable housing compound will feature a yeshiva, synagogues and schools for both its Ashkenazi and Sephardi populations, a kosher supermarket and a gym complex with a pool, spa and sport venue

Army intelligence units attract brilliant young people who get tempting offers from the private sector even during their service. To keep them in the system, the defense establishment needs creative solutions

President-elect Raisi oversaw brutal mass killings in 1988, according to the U.S. Amnesty International has put the number executed at 5,000, but said 'the real number could be higher'

A bulldozer took down a butcher shop, one of at least eight properties slated for demolition that Israel says were built illegally

District court judges partially agree to prosecution’s request, granting extension for provision of materials from former Walla chief's phone, due to ‘tremendous amount of material’. Hearings will now resume on July 12

The two leaders discussed last month's escalation between Israel and Hamas, as well as strengthening ties between their groups in their activities against Israel

The generals aren’t doing any better than the crony capitalists in managing the economy for the greater good of the people

The prime minister urges Israelis – and especially teenagers – to get inoculated before Israel’s COVID vaccine supply expires next month

The Israeli police opened a special email to allow citizens to report attempted identity theft. The only problem: The email looks like a phishing attempt

Diaspora Affairs Minister Nachman Shai tells Haaretz that Israel’s assistance to the search and rescue efforts in Surfside, Florida, reflects the new government's commitment to the relationship with American Jewry

Even liberal parents may struggle to find the right approach. In short: Start early, love, accept and support

Female Yamina lawmaker Idit Silman was praised on social media for maintaining her composure after facing yet another sexist onslaught by Netanyahu allies and ultra-Orthodox lawmakers

The accelerated departure of U.S. troops is rife with symbolism. Not least, it’s the second time that an invader of Afghanistan has come and gone through Bagram Airfield

Neither president could hide their joy at the new political era beginning in Israel, as the old friends shared memories and discussed urgent issues

Revenues from selling and leasing land increased by 600 million and costs were cut but spending on raising money outstripped donations

Yosef Weitz, who led the Jewish National Fund, was revered by his family. But a new film, set for release next week at the DocAviv festival, delves into some of the more troubling policies he promoted in Israel's early years

A new report by Credit Suisse shows that while global wealth increased during the year of the pandemic, the numbers in Israel tell a more complicated story

Israeli online content-recommendation company Taboola will merge with ION, an Israeli investment fund ■ More than $500m to be invested and existing shareholders will receive up to $150 million

In first-ever visit by Israeli minister, Yair Lapid thanks Netanyahu, 'architect' of the normalization deal. 'We are now enjoying the fruits of the infrastructure of peace that we've built in the last decades,' Foreign Ministry spokesman says

The White House stresses that air strikes against Iran-backed militias are intended to limit escalations, but experts say that these groups are waging a sustained campaign against the U.S. military presence in Iraq

Diplomatic source says Israel's outgoing president presented Biden with information on Iranian overtures to Arab countries during their White House meeting

The proposal includes restoration of the Palestinian Authority’s diplomatic standing, the reopening of Palestinian institutions in East Jerusalem and the suspension of construction in West Bank settlements

237 deaths during the protests that began in 2018 have been investigated, with 146 investigations completed and 91 still ongoing

Senior Israeli security officials warn that preservation of the illegal outpost risks escalating West Bank tensions

U.S. president says Washington's commitment to Israel is 'iron clad' as Israel's outgoing president makes final U.S. visit of his seven-year term

The compromise on the illegal outpost of Evyatar is a surrender to West Bank settlers

Hours earlier, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the White House had defended the U.S. strikes in Iraq and Syria on Sunday as a way to tamp down on the risk of conflict

Nizar Banat’s family says Palestinian Authority forces broke into his house last week and hit him repeatedly with a metal rod before arresting him