Police are still investigating the incident as of press time; however, the woman was allegedly beaten with an axe in her apartment in front of her four children.

A petition alleges troops took over some homes and turned them into military positions, while demolishing civilian buildings and requiring traders to remove goods from their businesses.

The lawsuit alleged that Elkariv exploited the distress of a mother of three, who transferred more than NIS 745,000 to the couple. A Petah Tikva court gave the settlement the force of a ruling.

The Stranger is a classic of modern French literature, and adapting it for the screen must have been daunting, but Ozon, an eclectic and often playful and original filmmaker who is up to the task.

Dozens of haredi men began recruitment for IDF combat support roles as coalition talks continued amid disputes over the conscription bill.

Yadin joins Desert Stars leaders and alumni to discuss how the program empowers young Bedouins through education and leadership to build a shared future for Israel's south.

Netanyahu’s coalition lost its majority. His challengers didn’t win one. Where does Israel go from here?

Yehuda Kurtzer sits down with John Ruskay to discuss joining J Street's new advisory council, exploring what it reveals about Jewish solidarity and institutional division today.

Bahamas-bound business jet plunges from 35,000 feet after pilots report icing and turbulence over radio; no immediate reports of injuries on the ground

Netanyahu defied the odds, Arab turnout surged, and deadlock looms. Channel 13 pollster Shmuel Rosner joins Yaakov to break down the election results and what comes next.