Health Ministry says new regulations banning Israelis from traveling to high-risk countries is awaiting approvals before it can be adopted by the government

Israel closed the sea to fisherman on Monday in response to violence over the weekend, fishing zone reopened to 15 nautical miles

Prime Minister Netanyahu's wild flip-flop on appointing a justice minister is a further testament of his panic. Meanwhile, Naftali Bennet steps up his political game in meeting with Islamist leader

The legal adviser at the Prime Minister’s Office tried to get Netanyahu to follow comptroller's order, and after being ignored for months, decided to give up

Smart Shooter employs on rifles the same technology used in missiles

In an interview, Sir Ronald Cohen talks about how to make big business accountable for social and environmental goals, not just profits

'If Mendelblit leads a governmental revolution by force, the people will fight for their independence and sovereignty,' Bezalel Smotrich tweeted

This week’s Human Rights Watch report on Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians exhibits two glaring flaws, while its attempts to compare Israel and the old South African regime are flimsy and unfounded

Intel's two subsidiaries in Israel – the auto-tech company Mobileye and the AI company Habana Labs – will also be doing their own hiring ■ Intel CEO to visit Israel next week

The Gaza-based group calls on the Palestinian Authority to hold the vote – the Palestinians' first in 15 years – in Jerusalem even without Israel's consent

While the final itinerary was unclear, there were tentative plans for the team to visit Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Jordan

Investigators executed warrants at Giuliani’s home on Madison Avenue and his office on Park Avenue and seized electronic devices, according to sources

'We must go back to the foundations, by which the government serves the citizens, rather than the citizens serving the government,' President Rivlin cautions amid deepening political crisis

Excluding Jesus and other biblical figures, Wiesel will be the first Jewish figure to be so honored

The African-American group first came to Israel in the late 1960s, but now about 100 of them may have to return to the United States. 'It’s no secret that those most opposed to us being here are the ultra-Orthodox,' a community leader tells Haaretz

This is the first time Israeli creators are in the pilot seat on a Netflix original project. Actor-writer Lior Raz plays the main character, a former Shin Bet hitman whose wife, a dancer, is killed in a hit-and-run accident in Tel Aviv

'We have no other job. We depend on the sea as a means of livelihood,' says a Palestinian fisherman affected by the Israeli decision

Well-known musician Samir Sfeir has sung about Lebanese President Michel Aoun and is close to his ruling party

Israel will pay a hefty price for not vaccinating the Palestinian Authority’s population – which lives under its control – against COVID

'I decided to resign over the ruling, which at first I couldn’t believe,' Judge Jack Broda said after Halimi's killer was deemed unfit to stand trial

Students have repeatedly lobbied YU's administration to formally recognize a Gay-Straight Alliance club, to no avail. Faculty of YU's Cardozo School of Law have condemned the university's refusal, calling it 'unlawful'

The death of a doctor confronted by neighbors for having a male visitor has sparked an outpouring of anguish from women who say living independently in the conservative, Muslim-majority country is a daily struggle

A new disinformation campaign linked to a suspected Iranian group on Telegram has begun spreading photos and lies about Gantz; watchdog warns of extensive fake network on social media

PA to decide this week whether to defer parliamentary elections – the first in 14 years – officially because Israel has not consented to voting in East Jerusalem, but unofficially, because Fatah might lose, some sources say

Commando troops were 'leaving no stone unturned' while destroying suspected PKK shelters, caves, weapons, ammunition, handmade explosives and mines, according to a defense ministry statement

At one shul, online attendance is often two to three times larger than when services were in person, while one critic fears it could create an ‘atomized hive of like-minded individuals, not a community’

How much weight should the UAE's anger over the Jerusalem violence hold should the nation own one-fifth of Israel’s main energy source?

Netanyahu's U-turn marks his truly important goal: Preparing for new elections

In any vaccine there are factors that can disrupt menstruation, but the way the medical establishment has been responding to reports of this possible coronavirus vaccine side effect reflects a broader problem

As the anti-Netanyahu bloc inches toward a coalition, sources say that there are still 'significant ideological differences to bridge'

As Biden strides towards a nuclear deal, an anxious, diminished and increasingly isolated Saudi kingdom faces a grim outlook – and negotiation with the Iranian enemy, through gritted teeth, appears the only way out

In footage broadcast Tuesday night after a stormy legal battle, Netanyahu's late media adviser tells investigators that the premier arranged for Arnon Milchan purchase a stake in Channel 10 television, and more

Israel's top court freezes appointment of Netanyahu loyalist to justice minister post, after attorney general rules cabinet vote 'illegal' ■ After court's rebuke, Netanyahu agrees to appoint Gantz

Releasing the statement on his Instagram account, Iran's top diplomat stopped short of apologizing for his remarks directly, but expressed regret that the leak caused 'internal conflict'

After winning Project Nimbus tender to operate Israel’s official state cloud, Google Cloud announces local project, valued at billions of shekels

The drone is operated by remote control and can drop between six and 12 canisters from the air, proving to be 'very effective,' according to Israeli police

Nides, whose emergence was first reported by the Washington Post, previously served as a deputy secretary of state

Renewed rocket fire from Gaza depends less on the IDF, and more on other fronts – the PA delaying the parliamentary election and continued tensions in Jerusalem

The IDF veterans say there is no need to expand the monument and turn it into a heritage site in a neighborhood that badly lacks public space

GDP per capita is $43,689 per person, putting it below only 18 countries − but purchasing power parity brings it down to $40,547 and 35th place

In a press conference, Sapir Berman discusses her decision to come out as transgender and of the support she receives from soccer associations and fans

Incident comes after police arrest eight right-wing activists suspected of attacking two men in Jerusalem with pepper spray

Failed launches come after a quiet Monday that followed three nights of rocket fire

For 15 years, Benjamin Netanyahu was never interested in changing the balance of power in the branches of government. His attempt to appoint a lackey as justice minister is not a principled war on the courts, just an opportunistic one

Israeli prime minister is breaking his own laws to survive, and should be given no trust whatsoever

While Apple users account for only 20-30% of all smartphone owners in Israel, they are considered to be more technologically savvy than average

Facebook and other social media companies accepted 87 percent of the cyber unit's requests, which claims it only submits posts constituting a criminal act

Israeli authorities awaiting U.S. approval for use of vaccine in 12 to 15-year-olds, which will help protect the population against a resurgence of the virus

Easing of guidelines comes as more than half of U.S. adults have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine, and more than a third have been fully vaccinated

The U.S. witnessed only a fractional decline in antisemitic incidences reported, the ADL report says, but for the first time in three years, nobody was killed in an antisemitic attack

Delegations from the Mossad, Israel’s National Security Council and army flew to the U.S. for meetings on Iran, without preparing properly. The diplomatic paralysis is palpable. And for dessert, who the next head of the Mossad wants as his deputy

While the courts consider whether to let the state demolish more villages in Masafer Yatta to clear the way for firing zones, the villages continue to submit evidence that they were there before Israel itself

Members of the community tell Haaretz that legal reform is needed to address antisemitic attacks, while others vow to continue fighting to bring Halimi’s killer to justice

Russia's ambassador to the UN atomic watchdog says the purpose of the talks is full restoration of the nuclear deal in its original form

Despite going down last week and despite multiple complaints, a fake Facebook account which is pushing disinformation in Israel is back online

Top court holds hearing after Netanyahu fails to meet the ministerial appointment deadline ■ Attorney general: The cabinet knowingly, intentionally acted in an illegal manner

The problem, exacerbated by a growing and aging population, is worst in outlying areas, where many doctors have studied abroad at lower-quality schools

Decorative mosaic found in Yavneh, Israel. Almost unnoticed among the white flooring of the giant wine production zone, one archaeologist caught a glimpse of color through the patina of the ages

Funding is difficult, courts get in the way, the state censors, co-productions have vanished and the Arab world reacts with suspicion - the impossible reality facing acclaimed Palestinian directors in Israel is forcing them to leave

The evidence is clear that this ancient human ancestor could and did walk 3.5 million years ago, but its shoulder and arm structures were still suited to the arboreal lifestyle

The High Court hears a petition to rescind decades-old military expropriation order on West Bank land in the Jordan Valley where settlers are now growing dates

'No Turkish bank, neither state nor private, could take that risk. This is one of those white elephants. Other than land price speculation, it is hard to see any value in it'

However, private security firms suggest commercial traffic near the port may have been hit in the assault

Narendra Modi's attempts to censor the news and massage death rates can’t hide his failure to prepare India for its disastrous second COVID wave. Indians are dying, and so is the prime minister's 'strongman' image

A Health Ministry proposal also seeks to bar Israelis from traveling to India, Brazil, Turkey, Ukraine, South Africa, Ethiopia and Mexico, fearing outbreak of new coronavirus strains

A 2015 raid on the home of the woman, who was suspected of membership in a Hamas cell, 'involved a serious sexual assault,' an anti-torture group says, but the cases against the officers involved have been closed

Officials say they had been briefed on the decision, which is expected to be announced Thursday at a meeting of Palestinian factions

A timely new documentary series stresses the interplay between Jewish-Arab tension and systematic gentrification targeting people ‘of a certain color’ in the oldest part of Tel Aviv

Hamas rulers seemed to have contained the pandemic, but then a decision to ease restrictions in February led to a fierce second surge, and the Strip has enough vaccines only for a tiny fraction of its population

A Revolutionary Guard ship cut in front of the U.S. Coast Guard patrol vessel, causing it to abruptly stop with its engine smoking

In Jerusalem's Old City, hundreds of Palestinians celebrated Israeli police's decision to remove barriers in Damascus Gate ■ Israel prepared for escalation, but no rockets were fired overnight from the Gaza Strip

The prominent rights group claims that the violation of Palestinians’ rights in the territories by Israeli authorities constitute inhumane acts, a key element of the legal definition of the crime of apartheid

With endless sophistication, Netanyahu wants to disrupt, delay, confuse and sow doubt – and eventually force a fifth election

Committee chairman didn’t attend the meetings, army had limited information to work with

The world is watching India's coronavirus catastrophe, and it could use any lifeline at this point. Israel could now help this Asiatic power overcome one of the most serious crises in its history

A friend of the assailant who filmed the assault and posted it on social media was also charged, amid a wave of violence in Jerusalem

Business research firm CofaceBDI says rate for TASE-traded companies was down thanks to boost from high-tech

With representatives in the Knesset, far-right groups have taken their rhetoric and violence to the streets. PLUS: Will the JNF shelve plans to buy Palestinian land?

Eighty-six percent of participants developed sufficient antibodies to protect them from COVID, with prevalence of side effects being similar to that in the general population

The youth coming out to Damascus Gate and clashing with Israeli police both represent and misrepresent the greater Palestinian society. What will they do if and when parliamentary elections are held?

The two months with the most incidents were November and December, when protests against coronavirus restrictions gained momentum

Sapir Berman has the support of the Football Association and the Referees Association, and will continue to work for the Israeli Premier League while she transitions

The panel recommended closing the Haifa refineries, but environmental activists are concerned about a lack of a timetable

Two Arab brothers are charged with assaulting and threatening Rabbi Eliyahu Mali, who sought to buy a lot next to their home, which some Jaffa residents see as part of an attempt to push its Arab population out

After several days of rocket fire, security cabinet members are concerned that Israeli strikes at this point would play into Hamas' hands and fan the flames in Jerusalem, which has also seen an uptick in violence

Turkey's president, in first remarks since Biden's historic declaration, says the U.S. should 'look in the mirror,' but still seeks 'a new door' in ties between the two NATO allies

The comments by Tehran's top diplomat set off a firestorm in Iran, where officials carefully mind their words amid a cut-throat political environment