Garret Miller, who is from the Dallas suburb of Richardson, was arrested Friday after being named in a five-count federal complaint

Nearly 2 million Israelis are living in poverty despite massive aid to offset pandemic’s impact

What will Biden do with the crisis he inherited from Trump, and what will be the Israeli reaction? Join us for a special Zoom briefing on Tuesday, January 26, at 9 P.M. Israel time, 2 P.M. EST

Netanyahu proposes stopping all flights in and out of Israel ■ Russia and Israel discussing joint production of vaccine ■ Education Ministry estimates a third of high schoolers not participating in remote learning

Twitter suspended @khamenei_site, but that wasn’t the authoritarian leader’s real account

Lawmaker Merav Michaeli is viewed as the leading contender, after Labor chairman Amir Peretz and Minister Itzik Shmuli said they won't be running for party leadership

Israeli officials are refusing to reveal in which countries the Iron Dome interceptors will be deployed and deny this was part of the normalization agreements with the Gulf states

As protests pick up again and threaten to unseat a fragile government, the old regime rears its head, surfing on a wave of nostalgia and historical revisionism

Israel sees the previous agreement as too weak, and worries that the Biden administration will not be tough enough during future negotiations with Iran

Russia and Israel discussing joint production of vaccine ■ Education Ministry estimates a third of high schoolers not participating in remote learning

Yeshiva heads told Haaretz that Israeli police struck a deal with them, promising not to enforce regulations as long as students refrained from attacking officers

Residents of Umm al-Fahm say Mohammed Agbaria is the fourth member of his family to die violently in the past 18 months

Settler protests have continued on a nearly daily basis since 16-year-old Ahuvia Sandak was killed last month after police chased after him and his friends, who were suspected of throwing stones at Palestinians

Civil Administration employee recorded telling Palestinian complaining of settler harassment that he will be expelled from his home if he brings journalists or activists to area

Two months before the election, protesters denounce corruption, authoritarianism ■ Pandemic mishandling worse than the failures that led to Yom Kippur War, protest group says,

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, leader of the Lithuanian ultra-Orthodox community, reportedly told schools not to reopen if it will cause direct clashes with the police

No cause of death was given, but CNN reported January 2 that King had been hospitalized for more than a week with COVID-19

With Israel leading the way with its coronavirus vaccine rollout, Israelis overseas are returning to get inoculated – even though they know not everyone will welcome them with open arms

Israeli military says the blast is the result of 'terror organizations' storing ammunition and weapons in homes in the enclave

Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi is in a realistic slot on Meretz’s Knesset slate – and she isn't apologizing for being one place below a retired general

Colleagues and family agree: The Hebrew University professor who died this month was a mensch who loved Jerusalem as much as he loved his nonstop intellectual inquiry

Years-long dispute over rights to massive African iron ore deposits have been replete with charges and counter-charges of bribery.

Much of the world reacted to Biden's inauguration with a sigh of relief. In the Mideast, it was met with mixed feelings

The sense of emergency during the first lockdown was replaced by distrust of government officials during the second. The third has been marked by another spike and defiance by the ultra-Orthodox community

After a five-year-long trial, Sakib Mahmuljin faces 10 years in prison for failing to prevent or punish those responsible for atrocities against Serb prisoners in the 1990s conflict where 100,000 died

Large police forces arrived at a Bnei Brak yeshiva only a few hours after two officers were injured by ultra-Orthodox extremists while attempting to disperse gathering

A Geneva court has ruled Israeli businessman Beny Steinmitz and two associates as guilty for offering a 8.5 million dollar bribe in exchange for the rights to mine iron ore in Guinea

Until very recently, the Haredi media focused on the ‘incitement’ against the community — but the such a large number of COVID victims led to a change. Ultra-Orthodox figures from the health system, education and the media speak out about the f...

Rep. Mikie Sherrill says she doesn't know whether it's worse if people 'are true believers of this hatred and ideology,' or if they were just 'willing to tolerate it'

Election Overdose podcast, episode 4: Can the never-Trumpers do for Gideon Sa’ar what they did for Joe Biden and could Israel eventually see two parties led by women?

The casino magnate and fierce supporter of Trump and Netanyahu has died, but the notion that you can influence people's ideas with money has not

'It's a good step, but we don't want only laws on paper with no implementation,' civil society leader says, as bill imposing harsher sentences awaits parliament, president approval

Since the death of a settler teen in an accident a month ago, there have been some 44 attacks by settlers on Palestinians – but not one arrest. Three of those assaulted recount what they endured

One of Israel's most lucrative industries has barely been affected the coronavirus crisis, but getting there proves difficult for women, Arabs and ultra-Orthodox

In Israel's early years, members of the government had bitter arguments about the appointment of non-Ashkenazi justices to the Supreme Court. The consequences of these discussions, which ultimately led to the creation of the 'Sephardi chair,' are fel...

Group says the bombing, the first in nearly three years to hit the Iraqi capital, 'targeted apostate Shiites'

Mothers have held rare protests in Somalia to demand information on their children, who they fear have been deployed to Ethiopia's Tigray region

COVID-19 is surging again in Israel's ultra-Orthodox communities. But no matter how many die, the ultra-Orthodox yeshivas and shuls won’t close, because every death is a holy sacrifice for a higher cause

'Those who ordered the murder of General Soleimani should be punished,' Iran's supreme leader tweets

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the Sheikh Zuweid explosion, which officials say was triggered by a remote-controlled device

State media quotes military source reporting 'a barrage of missiles'

Despite the ongoing vaccine drive, the next few weeks will still see high death rates ■ Reality shattered ultra-Orthodox belief in godly protection and herd immunity

A flawed decision-making process has emboldened 'coronavirus deniers,' experts say

With a crowded right, the PM is rediscovering decency, and silencing and sidelining the embarrassing members of his coterie. The maneuver, of course, is an illusion

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli lawyer who didn't let a bone-shattering accident stand in the way of her lofty dreams

The new president is also directing agencies to reconsider international contact tracing requirements for U.S.-bound passengers, which was abandoned by the Trump White House, in spate of emergency orders

The prime minister's legal team argues the court shouldn’t start hearing witnesses in before Attorney General Mendelblit decides whether to file indictments against telecoms firms embroiled in alleged corruption cases

Settlers blocked intersections in the West Bank in protest of the death of Ahuvia Sandak

Amal Nakhleh, who suffers from a rare autoimmune disease, was charged in November with hurling stones. Military prosecutors said that if released on bail, he would be put in administrative detention

Health Ministry panel recommends vaccinating teens 16-18 ■ Over 200,000 vaccines administered for second day in a row ■ 'Radical' Haredim attack cops dispersing illegal gathering in COVID hotspot ■ Lockdown extended through January 31

Iran's nuclear program, China's investment in Israel and new settlement building could all lead to confrontations, if Netanyahu is looking for one

The Republican Party has sent the vanguard of a noisy new generation of racists, antisemitism appeasers and insurrection-enablers into Congress. And a deluded Ivanka Trump thinks the GOP’s dark future belongs to her

In an executive order signed in his first day in office, Biden disband Donald Trump’s presidential 1776 Commission and withdrew a report it released Monday

The minutes show that the IDF’s deputy chief of staff at the time, Maj. Gen. Israel Tal, also warned of the serious consequences if Israel did not emerge victorious in the war

The former White House adviser and chief architect of many of the Trump administration's controversial immigration policies slammed Biden for 'opening travel from terror hot spots'

Rare for an inaugural address, President Joe Biden issued a strong repudiation of white supremacy and domestic terrorism seen on the rise under Donald Trump

Gorman later left CNN's Anderson Cooper speechless in an interview about her work

Some 40,000 people have been barred from entering the United States since December 2017 under Trump's travel ban, according to State Department data

Has the coronavirus pandemic dealt a mortal blow to fast fashion as we know it?

People dressed in black and with their faces covered broke windows and the glass door at the Democratic Party of Oregon business office in Portland

The reports were about conversations that President Kais Saied, who opposes normalization with Israel, had Monday

Beneath the city’s ancient mosque is actually an older one from the seventh century, when Judaism, Christianity and Islam lived side by side

The Proud Boys are a neofascist group known for engaging in violent clashes at political rallies

No one immediately took responsibility for the attack, but Iraqi military officials said it was the work of the Islamic State

As the country's vaccination craze is waning, it is left with two million unvaccinated children, which raises many medical and ethical questions

Son of former Prime Minister Begin once served under Netanyahu and now joins his chief rival to end 'crude, scathing attacks' on Israel's democracy

Experts outline the challenges facing the new White House as it looks to reengage with Tehran without damaging relations with Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states

The Trump era, and its insurrectionist end, shows why the insistence of historians who call fascism a ‘demon of the past’ is both inaccurate – and dangerous

The Hashemite kingdom, which has been battered by COVID-19 and shunned by Trump, will look to Washington with new hope

Fresh from what fans consider their Never Trump triumph, the Lincoln Project founders have a new mission: To help ditch Netanyahu. But you might not like what happens next

Sanders responded to the attention: 'In Vermont, we know something about the cold and we're not so concerned about good fashion'

In one Telegram channel with more than 18,400 members, QAnon believers were split between those still urging others to 'trust the plan' and those saying they felt betrayed

In a first vote of the new Democrat-led U.S. Senate the chamber confirmed Biden’s nominee for Director of National Intelligence, Avril Haines

Twitter's suspension of the embassy's account came a day after the Trump administration, in its final hours, accused China of committing genocide in Xinjiang

The arrest of Palestinian DJ Sama Abdulhadi after she played a set at the Nabi Musa complex wasn’t merely a struggle between secularism and religiosity

Netanyahu needs an experienced Iran hand on American soil at this time, and at least, unlike Ron Dermer, Yossi Cohen isn’t a walking red flag

Although all expressed support for Israel, many of Biden's picks for senior foreign policy roles were instrumental in brokering the Iran nuclear deal, butting heads with the Jewish state

Chopping tools were the real original Swiss army knife of the archaic human set, says Prof. Ran Barkai, but nobody knew what they were used for – until now

A piece of the door-frame of an early church was reused in the wall of a luxury house in the late Byzantine or early Islamic period and has now been found during road work

To justify broken bones, officers claim Palestinians tried to flee ■ Victims remanded in detention, not allowed to testify in person because they are a COVID risk - without medical proof

Another question is whether Biden is seeking to repair the world or whether he will get sucked into the whirlpool that Trump bequeathed him and just try to fix a few things

Biden's focus will be rebuilding trust, with American people and foreign allies, press secretary Jen Psaki says, breaking sharply with combative style of Trump administration

More masks and less wall, back in Paris accord and out with the Muslim travel ban: As expected, incoming president rolls back iconic Trump decisions

Sanctions will ban the officials, including O'Brien, Bolton and Bannon, from entering or doing business with China

Democrat Chuck Schumer – 'a kid from Brooklyn, the son of an exterminator and a housewife, a descendant of victims of the Holocaust' – becomes first Jewish Senate majority leader