Forty-two people have lost their lives due to acts of violence and crime in Israel's Arab community since the beginning of 2021, according to the Abraham Initiatives NGO

For the first time, a large, commercial flour mill has joined scientists and other experts to revive the lost varieties of wheat of the Land of Israel

Amy Gutmann will be the first woman to ever hold the post, and will be counted on to use her academic expertise in political and democratic philosophy to stabilize U.S.-German relations following the Trump years

The annual U.S. State Department report downgrades Israel to its second tier ranking for the first time in a decade, but notes it is 'making significant efforts' to tackle human trafficking

The judge's announcement that he intends to pursue senior Lebanese politicians and security chiefs over the lethal Beirut explosion drew plaudits from the families of victims and survivors

The settlers of Evyatar left the illegal outpost in a subdued manner, after they accepted a compromise with the government which would see the structures in the West Bank outpost remain

After negotiations with the U.K. broke down over technicalities, Israel is looking for a new home for its expiring coronavirus vaccines, and they do not rule out sending them to the Palestinian Authority

Members of Israel's new government are furious with Gantz's unilateral declaration on a commission of inquiry into the corruption case, but Foreign Minister Lapid backs his old partner

Tehran is unhappy with the Iraqi PM’s efforts to draw closer to the Arab world and the United States, ramping up efforts to influence the political elites ahead of upcoming elections

With the Health Ministry predicting that new daily COVID cases will triple in 10 days amid the spread of the delta variant, Israel is taking steps to up its testing capacity at Ben-Gurion Airport

In his new book on religious Zionism, Mikhael Manekin argues that the emergence of a Jewish supremacy movement within his community shows how far it has strayed from the essence of the Torah

The march is being held against the backdrop of a controversial letter by Mitzpeh Ramon Mayor Roni Marom, arguing that LGBTQ activists have a 'secret agenda'

Outgoing Mossad chief Yossi Cohen's parting words remind us that Benjamin Netanyahu's norms and political style have deeply penetrated Israel's civil service

Iran recently cut crucial electricity exports to Iraq this week, which can amount to nearly a third of Iraq’s supply in the peak summer months

The vaccination rate for 12- to 15-year-olds in the ultra-Orthodox and Arab communities, which are more fearful about side effects, is under 3 percent

The withdrawal is the clearest indication that the last of the 2,500-3,500 U.S. troops have left Afghanistan, ending its 'forever war'

A professional parliamentarian and collegial mensch, Israel's outgoing president has always been a rare bird in politics

In the West Bank Israel believes the Palestinian Authority has so far quelled the protests over the death of a dissident ■ Why Finance Minister Lieberman gave the army’s top brass a reason for optimism

An accompanying agreement may be needed to address Tehran's growing arsenal

Settlers manipulated Bennett and his left-wing coalition partners into accepting the compromise over the illegal West Bank outpost

‘Do you really think we get up every day now and think how to continue settling the land? We’ve become much more bourgeois,’ says veteran of nearby settlement

Rabbi Shlomo Noginsky suffered non-life threatening injuries according to a statement by the director of the Shaloh House Jewish Day School

Palestinian media earlier reported that attacks had been carried out by Israel south of Gaza City ■ Four fires broke out Thursday in southern Israel due to incendiary balloons launched from Gaza

After a night out, Ahmad ‘Abdu got into his car in a town near Ramallah, where Border Police ambushed him and shot him dead. His family says the cops mistook him for his uncle

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A retired paparazzo who became a spokesperson for Rescuers Without Borders, and a former suburban religious boy who became a metal-loving techie

In the 6th century, the earliest map depicting the Land of Israel was created – the only map from the first millennium depicting a country in full, but what purpose did it serve?

The Netanyahu family dismissed the Channel 12 News report as 'complete falsehood'

The Shin Bet’s controversial surveillance during the COVID-19 pandemic did not mark the first time the government has extended the security service’s powers. It happened several times, for mysterious purposes

Activists threatened and cursed Yossi Dagan over an agreement to evacuate the Evyatar settlement outpost

'With respect to Turkey in particular...this is the first time a NATO member has been listed in the child soldier prevention act list,' the State Department official said

The prime minister discussed the threat of a nuclear Iran with Germany's president, who also pledged his support to the fight against antisemitism

He quotes the Koran as precisely as he cites Switzerland's Constitution. His campaign was flagrantly homophobic but he speaks differently in backrooms. He has no compunctions about cruelly turning his back on his associates. Mansour Abbas is now in p...

'Many people, including journalists and human rights defenders,' were assaulted by the Palestinian Authority's forces, Michelle Bachelet says in a statement in the wake of a wave of demonstrations across the West Bank

Workers at the site were instructed to stop just after 2 a.m. on Thursday, when movement in the debris raised concerns that the part of the building still standing could collapse

Left-wing Meretz, which says it was not consulted on a compromise with the Evyatar settlers, demands a freeze of house demolitions in East Jerusalem and Bedouin communities in the Negev

Meteorological Service still relies on decade-old models that almost no one uses anymore, as multi-million shekel plan by Israel's cabinet remains unimplemented

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is Jewish, said in response that Russians and Ukrainians are 'definitely not one people,' decrying Russian attacks on Ukrainian soil

MK Abir Kara from Bennett's Yamina party claims his double vote on Israel's national insurance law was a mistake, but Likud's Amir Ohana decries the incident as a 'criminal offense'

Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejehi, 64, takes over a judiciary widely criticized by international rights groups for being one of the world’s top executioners

Restaurants, which re-opened weeks ago, and wedding parties no longer have to limit the number of guests but must still abide by social distancing rules

Israeli director Ruthy Pribar discusses how the untimely death of her older sister influenced her new movie, 'Asia,' starring 'Unorthodox' breakout star Shira Haas

Diplomats say the standoff is in the course of being resolved, but has raised tensions with the West just as indirect talks between Iran and the United States on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal rumble on

Archaeology finds solid remains people leave behind, but now a new analysis reveals that a Mayan city arose 650 years earlier than thought, and other new facts

‘I will always speak out in defense of the Jewish community but will also unapologetically speak out for my Palestinian brothers,’ says Indiana Rep. Andre Carson, one of four Muslims ever elected to Congress

Thousands of HDP members have been tried as part of a years-long crackdown on the party, Turkey's third-largest, over alleged links to outlawed group PKK

Don’t make fun of Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef’s disparaging remarks about schooling until you’ve looked at how poorly Israel ranks on skills and education

The IDF is investigating the unexpected death of Col. Sharon Asman, the new commander of the Nahal infantry brigade

The Sri Lankan Air Force has been using Kfir fighter jets since the 1990s. The jets played a major role in the country's 28-year-long civil war

‘I don't sleep well at night because of the unicorns. We are on a slippery slope,’ says Ami Applebaum, who heads Israel’s Innovation Authority, warning that despite boon serious issues loom

Luminati and the famous Hola VPN service are at the center of a massive lawsuit, revealing the trade’s dark secrets and even possible ties to NSO

Two former ministers tell Israel Hayom that Netanyahu's monopoly over Likud is slipping. 'No one believes him,' one of them tells the right-wing daily

I doubted whether a former Likud MK would include a Reform leader in his orbit. But the respect President Rivlin initially showed me personally has been extended to Jews across the denominational spectrum of Judaism

On Thursday, 307 coronavirus cases were recorded in Israel as the delta variant makes further inroads in the country. However, 58 percent of the confirmed cases were unvaccinated

Jewish lawmakers and progressive activists praise Ilhan Omar's call for solidarity between the Jewish and Black communities, a day after she said those who criticize her over Israel 'haven't been partners in justice'

The soldier's weapons, which was snatched by the suspect, was later retrieved

En route to an egalitarian digital currency, researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science want to create a universal basic cryptocurrency income

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 Evyatar 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