After Netanyahu receives 52 recommendations and Lapid 42 during consultations, president did not invite any lawmakers to receive the mandate, and is set to give a speech instead

In a new report, Israel's cyber authority details threats from the pandemic year - and lays out plan against massive attack on Israel

Israel election results ■ Yamina's Naftali Bennett is trying to diminish the appearance of his cooperation with left-wing parties in a potential joint government

Evidentiary phase of Netanyahu's criminal trial resumes with testimony of news site CEO about the allegation that PM used his role of communications minister to provide regulatory benefits in exchange for favorable coverage

Seven years after Netanyahu used Shaul Elovitch and Ilan Yeshua in his fight to stop Reuven Rivlin from becoming president, Netanyahu met them again in court

The Israeli military said the couple had attempted to ram soldiers with their car ■ Wife of man who was killed says they were stopped at checkpoint, shot without warning

In an interview, Ola Kallenius outlines the firm's strategy and reveals the role of its Tel Aviv R&D center

Deal with Cairn Energy said to value 22% holding in gas field at $1.1 billion

The demonstrators, much like Netanyahu himself, believe that the prime minister is the victim of a plot to overthrow him

'The interests of the homeland must remain above every consideration. We must all stand behind the king in his efforts to protect Jordan and its national interests,' the letter said

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry, who is leading efforts to get countries to step up commitments to cutting emissions, is also due to visit India, the world's third biggest carbon emitter

On trial for corruption and scrambling to put together a coalition, Israel's prime minister is facing unprecedented challenges to his record-breaking tenure

Freed spy Jonathan Pollard just broke his silence since immigrating to Israel in a gobsmackingly tone deaf interview in which he told tall tales, expressed no regrets, called the U.S. incorrigibly antisemitic and advised other American Jews to follow...

Netanyahu lashes out against the court and justice system after the first hearing in the evidentiary stage of his trial on charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust

King Abdullah, 59, removed half brother Prince Hamza bin Hussein from his position as crown prince in 2004, thwarting the ambitions of his stepmother Queen Noor who had groomed her eldest son for the throne

British media suggested countries on the green list, requiring only testing before and after travel, could include Portugal, Malta, Israel, the United Arab Emirates and the United States

'I owe you coffee, Mohamed. I thought they would ask about NSO within five minutes!': Haaretz sat down with the Israeli and UAE cybersecurity czars to talk cyberweaponry, Iran and Hezbollah. Here's what we learned

At a news conference in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, EU Council President Charles Michel described the appointment of a transitional government earlier this year as a 'historic moment'

Abbas, 85, has long been in poor health and was admitted to hospital with pneumonia in 2018

'Happy Easter': Trump rips Major League Baseball and 'woke cancel culture'

Six years ago, a police officer shot a sponge-tipped bullet at 15-year-old Ismail Khalil. The Justice Ministry closed the case due to 'lack of public interest'

Israeli archaeologists reveal mistakes in the paradigm, and a terrifying truth about our nature: We are a super-predator hardwired by evolution to hunt our food sources into extinction

More details soon..Iranian news website Young Journalists Club reported that 'other spies who were in contact with several countries' intelligence services have been arrested as well'.

'What troubles me the most is how can people who are intelligent, cultured, educated, religious, get involved in mass murder on an industrial scale,' says author Philippe Sands

Six in 10 Republicans also believe the false claim put out by Trump that November's presidential election 'was stolen' from him due to widespread voter fraud

'WeWork: Or the Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn' is an eye-opening look at the excesses of its Israeli CEO Adam Neumann, while 'Shiva Baby' is an acerbically funny Jewish comedy

It's more than just a numbers game

Israelis have been able to download the Green Pass from the Health Ministry website and app for over a month, but now many foreign residents are seemingly able to as well

As witnesses begin testifying in Netanyahu trial, prosecutor Liat Ben-Ari says that all 'allegations relate to the PM's desire to create an open door for himself to influence Israel's main media outlets'

In every Knesset faction except for the ultra-Orthodox and Arab parties there are representatives who have borne arms in the past and were involved in the killing of civilians: Palestinians, Lebanese, Egyptians

Under house arrest, half-brother of Jordan's King Abdullah II and former heir to the throne denies he's part of an alleged coup

Israel vaccine data: Number of serious cases drops to four-month low ■ 52 percent fully vaccinated ■ New COVID infections in Gaza Strip climb to record level ■ High Court rules fines given to protesters during lockdown were illegal ■ Schools ...

Netanyahu was recommended by 52 lawmakers, Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid was recommended by another 45 lawmakers, and Naftali Bennett was recommended by his party Yamina's seven lawmakers

Contrary to the impression that his religious Zionist rivals are trying to create, Bennett is definitely taking a calculated risk

The Israeli Air Force Oron spy plane, a modified Gulfstream G550 bizjet, is designed to provide comprehensive real time intelligence picture in all weather and visibility conditions

Time is running out for Jordan's economy amid a changing Middle East

Netanyahu corruption trial evidentiary phase begins with testimony of news site CEO about the allegation that PM used his role of communications minister to provide regulatory benefits in exchange for favorable coverage

CEO of news site to testify in trial about the allegation that Netanyahu used his role of communications minister to provide regulatory benefits in exchange for favorable coverage

Education ministry officials say there's no logic in keeping classes in capsules and on a partial schedule as COVID cases continue to drop

While Israel has vaccinated tens of thousands of Palestinians, the vast majority remain unvaccinated at a time when Israel has surplus coronavirus vaccines. It could all come back to haunt it

Coronavirus has changed the attitude of employers, too, and many are adapting to the idea of permanent remote work

The prime minister has brought about the impossible arithmetic that is now making it impossible for him to form a coalition, and it may all come down to what this one politician decides

A powerful new book, 'The Light of Days,' reveals the tragic and audacious stories of fearless Polish women in Jewish resistance movements. Author Judy Batalion explains how a chance discovery helped changed her perception of the Holocaust

The company's device promises to change the way medical imaging is used and make it much more widely available by cutting the cost

Thousands of people have been killed in the conflict, hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes and there are shortages of food, water and medicine in the region

Marx saw the causes of antisemitism and anti-Black racism as intertwined, and became a staunch ally of Chicago's Black communal leaders, going on to march with King in Selma

Zabulon Simantov has stayed in his native Afghanistan to tend to its lone synagogue in Kabul through decades of violence and political turmoil, including a period of Taliban rule and the country's war with the U.S.

Turkish officials slam 103 former navy officers for criticizing possible withdrawal from straits treaty, as Ankara chief prosecutor opens investigation

Jordan's King Abdullah has proven skilled at politics, but not at making progress. He may have overcome an alleged coup attempt, but he still has to tackle an economic crisis and COVID's severe consequences

While rights groups sound the alarm on rights violations involving Russian forces in the Middle East, Moscow is looking at maritime maps of the region in search of natural gas drilling sites

Israelis' right to protest was restricted during the country's coronavirus lockdown, but the High Court ordered all fines for violating distance limits be canceled

New Knesset to be sworn in Tuesday, a day after President Rivlin opens consultations with party leaders. But negotiations continue as no candidate clinches enough support to form a government

'Terrorists' and 'separatists': What two European states' legislative campaigns against a 'political Islam' they never properly define really mean for their Muslim citizens

Jordanian intelligence had intercepted certain communications at 'zero hour,' deputy prime minister says, adding at least 14 people were put under house arrest

The fictional series, titled 'Gando,' chronicles the exploits of Irans Revolutionary Guard agents in the style of James Bond or Jason Bourne

The attack was the first on an Iraqi base housing U.S. troops since an assault last month on a base in western Iraq that houses U.S. contractors and coalition troops

As the corruption trial of Benjamin Netanyahu begins in earnest and as efforts to form a new government continue, talks between Washington and Tehran are actually the biggest show in town

Defense minister says Israel will do everything in its power to preserve alliance with Jordan

The Kahol Lavan leader has not yet declared who he will back as PM candidate

The mummies, 18 pharaohs and four other royals, were originally buried around 3,000 years ago in secret tombs in the Valley of Kings and the nearby Deir el-Bahri site

Vaccine passports are typically an app with a code that verifies whether someone has been vaccinated or recently tested negative for COVID-19. They are in use in Israel and under development in parts of Europe

Facebook joins Google, Microsoft and Amazon, and is already searching for a local executive to lead the project, in a move that will see Israel cement its status as an international chip powerhouse

In the battle for Mozambique's Palma more than 2,600 people have been killed. The humanitarian crisis has also dramatically increased, from 90,000 displaced at the start of 2020 to more than 670,000 now

It's the filth and the rats that allow me to live in Tel Aviv. When they disappear, I'll disappear too

Some 500 years after the Inquisition expelled the Jews of Portugal, their descendants are returning - and nowhere is that more noticeable than in the beautiful coastal city of Porto

Rooted in pagan practices of sun worship and in Jewish holiday of Passover, Easter adopted a range of Semitic myths to celebrate the resurrection of Christ.

The original use of eggs on both holidays is obscure, but use eggs they both do. Why?

Former Crown Prince Hamzah bin Hussein and some other unidentified individuals were detained and told to halt actions used to target Jordan's 'security and stability'

Yesh Din reports that two groups of settlers beat Jalud resident with rocks and sticks, and he required medical attention ■ Police arrest suspect

Israel election 2021: With Monday's meeting between party leaders and President Rivlin imminent, neither Netanyahu, Lapid or Bennett seem to have mustered enough support to derail a fifth election

The multiple party tickets express the Palestinian thirst to take part in the decision-making process in a society split between two authoritarian regimes, and lacking power in the face of Israel's occupation

Google's decision isn't official, but could see the tech giant invest hundreds of millions in developing Israel's cloud infrastructure

Meeting slated for Tuesday follows Blinken's call with Ashkenazi, in which he notified his Israeli counterpart that the U.S. is lifting sanctions on court officials imposed by the Trump administration

Few Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza have been vaccinated, explaining why the hospitals in Tul Karm are filling up as people die and the city remains under curfew

Some 20 people were arrested on suspicion of plotting to unseat King Abdullah II of Jordan, but Jordan denies that the former crown prince was detained

Sources in Bennett's Yamina party say he will likely not recommend either Netanyahu or Yair Lapid get first chance to form coalition, as Gantz says far-right gov't headed by Netanyahu 'without balance' would be 'a disaster'

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right National Rally, is currently polling ahead of Emmanuel Macron for the 2022 presidential election. Has she changed, or has her country? And will the nation's Jews follow?

Seven recipients of the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine have died after registering the rare blood clotting incidents, according to British regulators

'The definitive policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is the lifting of all U.S. sanctions,' Foreign Ministry spokesman is quoted as saying

Since the February 1 coup, 550 civilians have been killed, 46 of them children, and 2,751 people have been detained or sentenced, according to a local rights group

The first-term Peronist leader has received Russia's Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus earlier this year

Blinken reiterated the United States' "strong commitment to Israel and its security and looks forward to strengthening all aspects of the U.S.-Israel partnership."

A plan on tap for the coming school year includes fewer subjects and more autonomy at each school, with a greater emphasis on emotional and social skills

Tehran has ruled out face-to-face bilateral discussions, but the presence of both Iran and the United States in the Austrian capital will help to focus efforts to bring all sides back into compliance with the accord