As part of its bid to provide Israel with cloud services, Google Cloud is seems to be looking for Israelis who can work with sensitive government offices

Agnieszka Traczewska has devoted the past few years to photographing ultra-Orthodox communities worldwide. In an interview, the Catholic artist describes working in a world closed to outsiders and women

'The Israelis thought the attack will weaken our hand in the Vienna talks, but in contrary it will strengthen our position,' Iran's top diplomat says

Explosion at Iran's main nuclear site damaged both primary and backup electrical systems, New York Times reports ■ Former PM Olmert: Device planted there in advance, maybe 10 or 15 years ago ■ Zarif: Israel made a 'very bad gamble'

Fifth day of testimonies in Netanyahu's corruption trial underway

Some officials fear that inter-agency battles for prestige and political motives are leading to the series of reports and could push Iran to a severe reaction

Netanyahu knows time is running out, and this time he can’t use the coronavirus to paint the picture of an apocalyptic emergency – but he always has Iran

A minimum tax may affect the calculations of U.S. companies here and Israeli firms operating in America

Recent figures indicating 30 percent drop in learning skills and reading, alongside reports of increasing emotional distress indicate urgent need for children to return to in-person classes in all school, says one senior official

IVC figures show rise was led by small number of big financing rounds. The first-quarter figure was not only 89% higher than the previous quarter but equaled the amount raised for all of 2017

26-year-old Itzik Saidian fought in the 2014 war in Gaza, and suffers from PTSD. 'He said he felt humiliated during every contact with the Defense Ministry,' said one of his friends

The shooter, who is on the loose, entered Suha Mansour's beauty salon and shot her five times ■ Police investigating

'The court must continue to be the last refuge of citizens who have a quarrel with the government,' Supreme Court Vice President Hanan Melcer says

After the acquisition of Discount Investment Corp., Tzahi Nahmias is expected to lead efforts to cut costs at the group in an effort to save tens of millions of shekels annually

Amir Tibon talks about his three years as diplomatic correspondent for the news organization at the center of Netanyahu's corruption trial. PLUS: Biden's 'do no harm' approach to Palestine

The prime minister’s perception is that creating a confrontation with the U.S. administration will allow him to market himself as the only actor capable of diffusing it

Meshal, 64, who survived an Israeli assassination attempt in 1997, was head of the Hamas political bureau until 2017

Iran accused Israel of sabotaging its Natanz nuclear site and vowed revenge for an attack that appeared to be latest episode in a long-running covert war

Israel's security services say fake accounts targeted Israelis with business ties overseas in the hopes of harming or kidnapping them

The Biden administration's recognition of Palestinian refugees goes beyond reinstating aid: It walks back Trump's adoption of the right wing's fantastical, punitive dreams. The rest of the pro-Israel camp should welcome it

The travel bans and asset freezes are the first EU sanctions on Iran for human rights abuses since 2013. 'In response, Iran suspends comprehensive talks with the EU,' Iran's Foreign Ministry says

The Joint List's Ofer Cassif files misconduct complaint after attempted arrest at an East Jerusalem anti-settlement protest that left him injured. The officer in question claimed he didn't know he was a Knesset member

The peace agreement between the two countries stipulates that Israel regularly transfer water from the Jordan River to Jordan, but Netanyahu delayed his response amid a diplomatic crisis

Victorian London gets to host another supernatural tale in a lavish new show, but it’s easier to navigate your way around a pea-souper

Ramadan, which begins this week, comes as much of the world has been hit by an intense new coronavirus wave

Outgoing minister has signed an amendment that would formally enlarge Lebanon’s claims by 1,430 square kilometers, in a unilateral move by Beirut likely to anger Israel and the U.S.

I'm a Palestinian community organizer in East Jerusalem's Silwan neighborhood. Let me show you what it's like to be besieged by settlers and under constant attack by the Israeli authorities

There are three types of legless lizard, not two, and the Levantine one is the biggest – and the oldest, says new zoological study

Budgetary problems and a lack of coordination between Israeli defense bodies and authorities are among the criticisms

Earlier on Monday, Iranian FM accused Israel of explosion in Natanz nuclear facility, vows Tehran will 'take our revenge'

Boasting past clients like Nike, Apple and Xiaomi, Israeli digital artist Yam Ben Adiva wants to go beyond the non-fungible token craze and merge the physical and digital. Meanwhile, an Israeli firm is eyeing the local marketplace

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

No one was killed in the attack on a residential neighborhood however, a dozen people were treated for symptoms consistent with chemical poisoning, OPCW chemical weapons watchdog's investigative arm says

Prime Minister Netanyahu meets with Yamina's Bennett for coalition talks after statement, and the two agree to continue negotiations

After losing the 1999 election to Ehud Barak, Netanyahu came to a conclusion: ‘Next time, I will need my own media,’ he told a small group of benefactors and trusted advisors. He has been working on acquiring that ever since

Thanks to Netanyahu, the regressive, contemptible theocrats of Noam are now within touching distance of unprecedented political power to push their agenda for Israel from wild misogynistic fantasy to reality

The tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, wedged between India and China, has vaccinated nearly 93% of its adult population since March 27

The attack Sunday at Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment site comes as world powers try to negotiate a return by Iran and the U.S. to their international nuclear accord, but the sabotage threatens to upend those talks

Israel risks losing its edge if it does not invest in artificial intelligence. A new programs aims to do that and develop AI infrastructure and natural language processing in Hebrew, Arabic

If the commanders of the soldiers who killed Osama Mansour had the slightest suspicion of a car-ramming attack, they would have abducted his body, arrested his wife and broken into their home. The reporters didn't ask the army the obvious question

Israeli research shows vaccine may not be as effective against South African strain ■ Infection rate down after brief uptick

The experience has been so devastating for Demi Putziger that she no longer lights Shabbat candles or participates in Shabbat family dinner

The March 14 visit to the Jordanian city of Salt was, in the words of a senior establishment figure, the 'straw that broke the camel's back'

Erdogan and his government came under fire last month for a party congress with thousands of people, many of whom were seen violating social distancing rules and not wearing or improperly wearing masks

The beginning of each new month in Islam is marked by the observance of a new moon

Israel has neither confirmed nor denied the reports that it was responsible for the damage at Natanz, where Iran has uranium enrichment centrifuges

The Houthis have kept up missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia after Riyadh presented a new peace initiative last month

Their marriage lasted two years, but it shaped my mother's identity and influenced her all her life, trapping her between two worlds

Key witness says he was told by an associate that Netanyahu was 'pleased' with tycoon's news site coverage on 2015 Election Day

'This ruling is a major milestone in the struggle on behalf of teaching liberal, pluralistic and secular Judaism in state schools,' said the Israel Religious Action Center

The legal proceedings have been underway for about two years and the man did not appear for hearings because his requests for an entry permit were rejected three times, lawyer says

The controversial proposal, still pending a vote by the organization's board, would apply retroactively to several purchases already made, using money earmarked for buying land in 'Jerusalem and the periphery'

The economic profile of Yamina and New Hope voters are more similar to those parties seeking to oust Netanyahu, than to those of the right

'Israel is already known as Startup Nation, but we need to become Space Nation,' says Lior Herman, a founding partner of Type5, a new Israeli venture capital fund raising $110M to invest in space-technology startups

With less than 100 days to go, Tehran wants to boost voter turnout to gain public legitimacy. But the government fears that opening up social media could lead to its undoing

The country's most critical business deals are currently being handled as if it were a dysfunctional neighborhood grocery

Two eyewitnesses, including Osama Mansour's wife, say he wasn't speeding toward the soldiers at a checkpoint south of Ramallah. The Israeli army said it's looking into the incident

Judith Tirosh froze her candidacy after two lawmakers from Prime Minister Netanyahu's party were made members of the Judicial Appointments Committee

LGBTQ rights group reported a 27-percent increase in acts of hate and violence against members of the community in the past year

The 14-year-old's cousin tells Haaretz that the two were in a store in Hebron, saw five or six uniformed soldiers clashing with young men who were throwing stones and 'suddenly one of the soldiers shot at us'

In an interview with Haaretz, Kariv, past leader of the Israeli Reform movement, talks about relations with ultra-Orthodox lawmakers, what he aims to achieve as a lawmaker, and Israel's relations with the U.S.

18 people died and dozens, including children, were injured in the March crash of two passenger trains south of Cairo

AfD delegates backed a coronavirus resolution with the slogan 'Germany. But normal', which includes rejecting wearing masks in day-care centers and schools and ending 'disproportionate' lockdown measures

Just a month after a new TV series and less than a week after a biopic with Helen Mirren about the Israel's only female PM were annonced, here are seven other stars Jewish and non who have played Israeli prime ministers

Excavation by a church in the heart of Oxford finds strange layer with no sign of swine, and pots in which only kosher animals were cooked

Likud lawmaker Miki Zohar will chair the influential Arrangements Committee, which decides on the composition of parliamentary panels, and sets the Knesset's agenda as long as a caretaker government is in place

After four years in opposition, the left-wing Jewish organization now has the ear of the party in power. Its upcoming annual conference will focus on how to restrict Israel's use of U.S. aid in the occupied territories

The Human Rights Campaign, the nations largest LGBTQ rights group, said its been alarmed by the record number of bills imposing restrictions on transgender people - over 100 filed so far this year

Top nuclear official didn't say who Tehran accuses of the alleged cyberattack, which hit the facility a day after it started advanced enrichment. Netanyahu: Israel has become 'a global power' in the fight against Iran

Health minister warns about more fatalities if Iranians fail to adhere to regulations

Prior to Libya's unity government, Ankara had backed the GNA, signing a maritime demarcation agreement and a military cooperation accord under which Turkey sent military advisers and trainers to Tripoli

'She was witty, and she was good at editing. It was a good team,' Rosie Shuster said of Beatts, who died Wednesday at age 74

Dogs joined households in the Levant well over 12,000 years ago, but this crippled canine is the earliest evidence of dog domestication in the Arabian Peninsula

The men are accused of conspiring to destroy communications and other records about the May 29, 2020, killing of federal security officer David Patrick Underwood and attempted murder of his partner

'We need help,' elsewhere in the building, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were making a dire appeal to military leaders to deploy the National Guard

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell recently declared it 'fake history' to suggest a racial component to the filibuster practice

Anti-extremism watchdogs said Carlsons comments echo an idea popular among white supremacists that has inspired multiple antisemitic and extremist attacks

As Iran keeps violating the terms of the nuclear deal during talks with world powers, it seems as if the escalation between Israel and the Islamic Republic is going up a notch

Speaking at an invite-only RNC gathering at the Mar-a-Lago, Trump also expressed his disappointment in former VP Mike Pence for not doing more to overturn the 2020 election

Iran, unnerved by Delhi's pivot towards Israel and the Gulf, increasingly poses a concrete terrorist threat to Israeli interests in India, thanks to its robust intelligence footprint and willing proxies. India's government can no longer afford to loo...

Abdullah has addressed the public feud with his half-brother as an attempted 'sedition' that caused him shock, anger and pain

The prime minister is trying to convince Israel's far right to join a coalition that will rely on cooperation with the Islamists. But practical issues surrounding the Bedouin communities in the Negev are complicating his political maneuvers

Emirati national Nora al-Matrooshi will join NASA's 2021 Astronaut Candidate Class in the United States

Presidents of Israeli universities rebuke Israeli Education Minister Yoav Gallant for withholding the prize from Prof. Oded Goldreich over his alleged support for BDS. 'If I supported BDS I would not have agreed to accept the prize,' he says

Israeli vaccine data shows it may not be as effective against South African strain ■ COVID cabinet eases restrictions on schools ■ Infection rate down after brief uptick

Israeli vaccine study, researchers caution, had only a small sample size of people infected with the South African variant because of its rarity here

Police arrest three suspects, two of them minors, in Isawiyah

In a joint statement, Austin says the Biden administration will continue ensuring Israel's 'qualitative military edge' in the Middle East as part of a 'strong commitment to Israel'

In March ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda announced it would investigate Israel and Hamas for possible war crimes committed in the territories since June 2014

Iran nuclear incident comes day after Tehran said it had begun enriching uranium with advanced centrifuges at Natanz