Thursday night’s drone attack on the oil tanker in the Arabian Sea was the fifth such attack on a ship with Israeli links in the past year. The international outcry may curtail Tehran’s maritime actions, but Israel – and the Israeli billionaire...

The grim anniversary comes amid an unprecedented economic and financial meltdown, and a political stalemate that has kept the country almost paralyzed

Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli voted against the Finance Ministry's proposal, calling it 'a regressive tax'

Iran denies any forces or allies were involved on its behalf in ship incident off the UAE, saying the allegations are a pretext for 'hostile action' against the country

Israeli security officials are puzzled by Tuesday’s attacks in the Persian Gulf, which came the same day as Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s inauguration

'This campaign on this night, we will not cross the river,' Turner said in her concession remarks

91.5 percent of the children of asylum seekers in Tel Aviv study in schools without a single Israeli child

Roman Zadorov, who is accused of the 2006 killing of Tair Rada, released on house arrest during retrial after 15 years in prison

Over the last 10 days, the number of new COVID cases per day has jumped from 1,441 to more than 3,800, causing the government to impose new restrictions

The attack – in the heart of one of Kabul's most secure areas - comes during an escalation in violence by the Taliban

The videos made public by the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem were filmed from two vantage points near the West Bank town of Beit Ummar, where the boy, Mohammed al-Alami, was fatally shot in the chest

Proof of immunity against COVID to be required for entry to events with fewer than 100 people, masks to be mandatory at outdoor events with more than 100 people, and gov't to encourage private sector to work from home

A new survey shows that Israelis are convinced another lockdown is imminent and are more afraid of that than anything else. Many are also reluctant to receive a COVID vaccine jab, even if they took the first doses

The eyes of the world are on the Israeli Supreme Court again, but why has this particular Palestinian case of Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah captured the media’s attention while so many others have been forgotten?

The issue of prisoner exchanges 'in its current form will be completely removed from its agenda,' the unnamed official told Iran's Nour News agency

Military court finds that Muntasir Shalabi, a U.S. citizen, killed Yehuda Guetta in the May attack ■ U.S. Embassy has condemned the demolition of his family home

Iran denies any forces or allies were involved on its behalf in ship incident off the UAE, saying the allegations are a pretext for 'hostile action' against the country

In addition to tapping German as Israel's top diplomat in Paris, Foreign Minister Lapid intends to appoint former Knesset member Shimon Solomon, who was born in Ethiopia, as ambassador to Angola

The IDF's procedures for bringing minors in for interrogation replaces arrests at home with summonses, but exceptions and conditions mean that human rights experts still fear that 'nothing will change on the ground'

A year after the Beirut port blew up: Lebanon's ruling class is evidently ready to tolerate any and all disasters as long as it can cling to power. International institutions are helpless to stop them

Despite his right-wing views, Dani Dayan, who also headed a settler group, enjoys warm ties with the U.S. Jewish community for his views on religious pluralism in Israel

The hometown of the biblical giant Goliath was destroyed by the Arameans 2,800 years ago. Now, researchers may have found where the conquerors broke through the Philistine defenses

'Iran knows the price that we exact when someone threatens our security,' Bennett said

Activists praise the decision, but criticize that the money is going to the general treasury funds and not directly to solve climate change and aid its victims

Classified intelligence subcommittee meeting will be held in wake of NSO scandal and growing backlash after Israeli spyware found on U.K., French phones

Experts warn of a ‘severe medium-term existential crisis’ in Iraq as government corruption, neglect, heat waves and a resurgent ISIS leave Baghdad with too many challenges all at once

Suddenly in midlife Israeli poet Tamir Greenberg found himself taking care of three young Palestinian men. He wrote a disturbing book about one of them, who died of an overdose

Fire chief says the blaze appears to be man-made, but it is unknown whether it was caused by negligence or arson

Following criticism, all arrivals from the United States, 17 other countries to be required to quarantine starting next Wednesday rather than this Friday

'I want to cry from excitement,' the Israeli gymnast and Olympic gold medalist said at his reception at Ben-Gurion Airport

While mental health will be receiving some overdue assistance, the country's outskirts' medical service will still be way behind the center's

Senior figures in the Health Ministry tell Haaretz that Israel is preparing for a lockdown during the September holiday period amid delta spread; Israel records 3,818 new coronavirus cases, smashing five-month record

Two sites are competing for the title of the real Bethsaida. Only one can be right, one would think, and el-Araj does have a layer from the time of Jesus and the apostles – but there’s a twist to this Galilean tale

The reforms would see the ministry lose its authority to set conditions for granting licenses to small and medium-sized businesses that may harm the environment

Israel's COVID cabinet is slated to meet to discuss new restrictions to stop the spread of the delta variant; Israel continues to administer third vaccination shots to citizens over 60, suffering from underlying conditions

Jenin locals and police exchanged fire during an arrest operation in the city, leaving several Palestinians wounded

By offering a compromise, top court justices showed they did not want to discuss the legal substance of the case nor order the eviction of hundreds of Palestinians from their homes, especially now

The policy change follows a lawsuit by a soldier whose application to serve as a teacher-soldier was turned down as 'not relevant' due to his gender

Israeli soldiers mistakenly fired shells into an area inhabited by Palestinian farmers, killing a baby, a teenager and four others. The army never reported the incident, nor did they punish any senior officers

The law could violate human rights, leak sensitive data, and cause 'friction' between the police and the public, warn cyber experts

Israel’s Negev desert ‘brings the past alive,’ say the magazine’s editors, who praise the desert’s innovative wine culture as well as the luxury hotels

The two discussed the threat posed by Iran and advancing normalization deals between Israel and countries in the Arab and Muslim world

'We are in very close contact in coordination with the United Kingdom, Israel, Romania, and other countries,' U.S. Secretary of State Blinken tells reporters

Villagers battling the fires and opposition leaders accused the government of not doing enough to help them, as blazes, fanned by heatwave, burned for sixth day

When politicians talk of a ‘nuclear Iran,’ what exactly do they mean? It is important to understand the terminology, and also for Israel to be on the same page as the Americans before nuclear talks resume

Phone of David Haigh, a British human rights lawyer with ties to Dubai princess, allegedly compromised by Israeli-made Pegsus spyware, Washington Post reports as French intel confirms journalists targeted

Psychiatrists mark a rise in number of Lebanese who reach out for mental health support, as the wounds of last year's massive port blast refuse to heal

Yotam Okon allegedly requested that his pupil send him pictures and videos of her touching herself, as well as sending sexually explicit text messages

Along with heatstroke and dehydration, extreme temperatures have been linked to decreased fertility and environmental damage to society. Here's what you need do to cool down and prevent damage

Tehran vehemently denies involvement in the attack off the coast of Oman. Israel's defense minister: We must act now against Iran

Twitter users accuse popular Indian singer Anwar Sardar Malik of ripping off Israel's national anthem

Session ends in stalemate after sides clash over question of ownership of the land. According to the compromise, the Palestinian residents will not be evicted in the coming years

Heatwave-stricken Israel is still cooler than Canada and Siberia were in June, because global warming is changing reality in ways we can’t predict and didn’t expect yet

While tensions between Israel and Iran simmer, recent killing of Palestinians in the West Bank raises difficult questions for the Israeli defense establishments

Despite being 85, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has made no efforts to draw up a succession plan – and the new governments in Jerusalem and D.C. should be concerned

Over half a century of occupation is finally catching up with Israel, and its support base in the U.S. is slipping – not least among young American Jews. Delusions like Micah Goodman's 'manage the conflict' won't help

Among the ministries where online Arabic information is lacking: Energy; Culture and Sports; Economy and Industry; Foreign Ministry; Finance; Science and Technology, Welfare and Transportation

Three mourners were killed Sunday in reprisal attack at funeral of Hezbollah member shot dead over the weekend at a wedding

The recent antisemitic outbursts of 'Europe's last dictator' were no accident. Lukashenko has turned against Belarusian Jews with absurd conspiracy theories and intimidation and, ironically, Putin could be their savior

Dolgopyat's mother said in a radio interview that her son cannot get married in Israel and is not recognized as Jewish by the Rabbinate ■ The medalist himself refused to address the matter

The NSO scandal didn’t erupt two weeks or even two years ago. Israel has refused to seriously look into claims NSO was misused for years. Why should it be different this time?

Members make visit to get impression of pilgrimage site’s layout; Haredi member verbally attacked at site as ‘collaborator’ and ‘traitor’

Preferring to die fighting than by gas, 800 Treblinka inmates armed with 20 rifles and not much else rebelled. They weren't victorious, but the concentration camp was damaged badly enough to be shut down two months later

Israel hits a four-month high in serious COVID-19 cases that now stand at 212, including 42 patients on ventilators and 46 in critical condition

Turkish authorities say they are investigating whether the fires may have started as 'sabotage' by outlawed Kurdish militants, but experts mostly point to climate change

Good news for students from wealthy families: The Israeli Council for Higher Education is set to meet to discuss the private college's request for a status change, after last year it had received permission to launch PhD programs

Ahead of a key hearing regarded as East Jerusalem families’ last chance to prevent their eviction from Sheikh Jarrah, newly submitted documents indicate Jordan had taken substantive steps to formalize transfer of land ownership

Israel will face the Dominican Republic on Tuesday in hopes of advancing to the semi-final round

I asked to meet with the spokesperson of the Palestinian ministry that mediates between Palestinians and the institutions of the occupation, regarding family reunification. He refused because I’m an Israeli journalist and because ‘Now it’s righ...

If foreigners don’t agree to provide biometric data, a proposed bill would allow officials to use 'reasonable force' to collect it, if the person in question is suspected of being in Israel without permit

Artem Dolgopyat is apparently the shiest and most modest athlete in the Israeli Olympic delegation, and perhaps that’s what turned him into an Olympic champion

Tunisian president, a week after firing the prime minister and other top officials, claims some countrymen with political motives are paying desperate youth to illegally immigrate

Some 200 marchers, protesting police handling of an assault case by an Eritrean suspect, shouted: 'Death to the Sudanese'

Ruth achieved unwelcome fame as the mother of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped by Pakistani terrorists January 23, 2002, and executed nine agonizing days later

On its way to a gold medal in gymnastics, Israel defeated some of the world's sporting powerhouses, but will it be able to take this to the next level?

A visit to state-owned EAPC facilities in Ashkelon, one of the world’s 20 largest oil storage facilities, make the recent cabinet resolution promising a low-carbon future for the Israeli economy seem like science fiction

The woman and her friend were accused by officers of violating quarantine in the hospital where she was treated. Her friend was handed a $1,550 fine

The proposal calls for reducing the need for quarantine through rapid COVID testing and a serological survey of all pupils

Israel's move to increase the number of Palestinian workers by 15,000 stems from a shortage of construction workers and the argument that 'employing Palestinian has diplomatic and security benefits'

It seems as if Iran will return to negotiations in Vienna on its nuclear program, but armed Shi'ite groups in Iraq could threaten any potential agreement by launching anti-American attacks

The attack follows a revenge killing of a member of Lebanon's Hezbollah group the day before

'Previously we thought that fully vaccinated individuals are protected,' Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis tells CBS' Face the Nation, adding the coronavirus delta variant is '50 percent more infectious'

By all means celebrate the triumph of gold medal-winning gymnast Artem Dolgopyat, but don’t forget the hurdles he and many other immigrants have had to overcome to be accepted in Israel

Israel was due to submit emission targets by last December, but owing to four back-to-back election cycles, the cabinet approved them just last week

Blinken said the attack was carried out using drones, 'a lethal capability [Iran] is increasingly employing throughout the region'