Another Palestinian is critically injured after three opened fire on soldiers outside an IDF base ■ No Israeli casualties reported

The joint statement comes as tensions mount in East Jerusalem ahead of a hearing that could see Palestinian families evicted from Sheikh Jarrah

A large police presence has been spread throughout Jerusalem's Old City ahead of the arrival of tens of thousands of Muslim worshippers to the Temple Mount

Netanyahu's Likud party has launched a campaign to pressure Yamina lawmakers in bid to block the formation of a government by Bennett and Lapid

Over half a decade since Russia introduced the Israeli-designed and licensed Forprost drone into Syria, it's now clear how pivotal a role it has played in Putin’s endless bombing campaign in defense of the Assad regime – including the illegal tar...

The technological breakthroughs behind Israel’s capture of a West Bank terrorist ■ A week later, the Mount Meron disaster gets a new horrific dimension

Netanyahu tries to thwart formation of new government as Lapid, Bennett race against clock

First extensive report in recent decades on attitudes toward Jews Down Under finds that nearly two-thirds of Australians support banning the swastika

A British officer who saved the lives of some 100 Jews during the 1921 Arab riots in Jaffa was finally honored this week. As tension simmers in the still-volatile mixed city a century later, a historian whose uncle was saved by Major Lionel Mansell J...

The summons is part of the ministry’s examination of whether Professor Goldreich should be awarded the prize due to claims that he supports BDS

We let their children forgo general studies that would equip them for life, while cases of physical and sexual abuse rarely come to light. We accept the second-class status of women in the Haredi community

David Ben-Gurion's journals, written between 1948 and 1953, expose many secrets: having Mizrahi Jews surveilled, trying to get Palestinian refugees to leave and detailing rapes committed by soldiers are just a few of them

Financial stress is still driving many Syrians to leave, but Turkey-EU deal keeps them out of the continent; now some countries say it's safe enough in parts of Syria to repatriate certain refugees

Charged in a West Bank military court with helping the PFLP, Juana Ruiz Sánchez has been held by Israel since her arrest near her Bethlehem home on April 13

Former Israeli prime minister said on national television that the prime minister and his family have a 'mental illness' that is 'not fixable'

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli whose dream is to help people – whether on stage or elsewhere, and an Indian whose dream is to give his family a better life

East Jerusalem residents, settlers fail to reach compromise on controversial land sales. Meanwhile, Kahanist lawmaker sets up makeshift office near home taken over by Jewish settlers

The Toldos Aharon ultra-Orthodox sect illegally created the path 20 years ago to enable entry to the Mount Meron compound without coming into contact with women

Move is aimed to avoid the police investigating itself regarding stampede that left 45 dead, but critics say unusual move is problematic in itself

Tel Aviv launches campaign to attract visitors from abroad, boasting that over 80 percent of eligible residents have been fully vaccinated

Arad fought with the partisans against the Nazis during World War II, before immigrating to Israel and becoming a historian, brigadier general and longtime chairman of Israel’s Holocaust remembrance center

American officials return to Vienna this week for a fourth round of indirect talks with Iran on how to resume compliance with the deal

Meanwhile, ultra-Orthodox parties stand by Netanyahu, attack Bennett for enabling an 'anti-religious' government

Berman has been approached by both online streaming giant Netflix and movie studio MGM in recent days

The fires, which were all brought under control, come amid tensions in the wake of the a decision to delay the Palestinian elections

Ministries agree to allocate over $90 million to treatment of veterans, with an emphasis on former soldiers living with post-trauma

Lebanon's parliament approved in March a $200 million emergency loan for fuel imports for power generation, but money has so far not received final approval

The next government must think big in terms of economics, education, health care and housing, because we may be about to miss our final chance

Activist Maisam Jaljuli, 49, explains what's causing the surge of violence and crime in Israeli-Arab communities, and what it's like to live in constant fear

Alon Bar-Shany is making the leap from color printers to printing steaks out of protein substitutes. In an interview, he admitted he eats real meat, but says alternatives are the world’s only chance

Attendance at the site, where 45 people were killed, was to be limited to 3,159 people, but an estimated crowd of 20,000 actually attended

The 185 signatories to a letter to the International Criminal Court, including 10 Israel Prize laureates, suggest that the court rely instead on information from Israeli human rights groups

While the threat of a Palestinian hacking attack has waned in recent years, the possibility of an Iranian attack for Al-Quds Day has gained steam – but experts warn that the real threat is all year round

19-year-old Yehuda Guetta is being interred in Jerusalem's Givat Shaul cemetery after succumbing to his wounds on Wednesday

Turkey's ultranationalist genocide deniers, led by President Erdogan, must be applauding the shameful revisionism of academics like Benny Morris, while they continue to threaten Armenian lives today

A flash point during the second intifada, Jenin enjoyed a dramatic economic transformation after Jalameh checkpoint became a key crossing point for visiting Arab Israelis in 2007. Now, a prolonged and unexplained closure threatens to sink the city

Reopening to Israeli tourists comes as the EU is moving to ease its current COVID blanket ban on non-essential travel from foreign countries

Israeli lawmaker Amichai Chikli has doubled down on his refusal to join forces with the left, throwing Bennett's proposed unity government into jeopardy

WHO head praises the move, which will allow developing countries to produce their own vaccines based on U.S. companies' intellectual property, while pharmaceutical companies censure Biden

From election-by-raffle to a sectarian system like in Lebanon, here’s some out-of-the-ballot-box thinking for how Israel might finally get a functioning government. Sounds crazy? Not any more than a fifth election in the summer

The bronze oil lamp was found in the wall of a building dating to almost 2,000 years ago, situated on the old pilgrimage route into the city

Methuselah the tree was grown from a 2,000-year-old seed found at Masada. Now more have been grown and genetic analysis finds a twist in the origin story of the ‘Judean date’

The alleged attack comes a day after Syrian state media reported that Israel fired missiles toward northwest Syria, killing one person and wounding six

It’s said that haste is of the devil; in Lapid and Bennett’s current political reality, they have to establish a government as if they were being chased by demons

Hadash and Ta'al recommended Lapid. Balad and the Abbas' United Arab List didn't. If a government is formed, however, they will have to start delivering results

The Palestinian Health Ministry identified the 16-year-old as Saeed Yusuf Muhammad Oudeh, and said another Palestinian was moderately wounded

The police leadership also supports the establishment of a state commission of inquiry to probe the disaster itself, as well as responsibility for the hillula and the safety of the site

19-year-old Yehuda Guetta succumbs to wounds from drive-by shooting attack. Israel says captured suspected shooter, Muntassir Shalabi, who is also a U.S. citizen

Defense attorney quotes Ilan Yeshua’s statements to police that all news sites owned by tycoons, including Walla, play favorites

Yosef Elitzur received a four-month suspended sentence for his inflammatory opinion pieces; state prosecutors want nine to 12 months either in prison or community service. The maximum is five years behind bars

The pandemic has dealt a particularly heavy blow to asylum-seekers who lost their jobs and are not entitled for government benefits

As American resumes flights to Israel, competition for U.S. destinations is heating up. This summer 86 weekly flights are expected between Ben-Gurion Airport and New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Miami

Palestinian residents of the East Jerusalem neighborhood have been fighting for nearly a decade and a half against their eviction

'For the first time we have a peer institution in the Arab world which is interested in active partnership,' said the NLI

This support was most pronounced on the left, where the idea enjoyed 83 percent support as of late April, up from 77 percent in February and 71 percent in September

The glue that holds the anti-Netanyahu bloc together is a fundamental rejection of the prime minister. In the next week or so, we’ll see if that's enough

‘Cuba Ransomware’ group found via bitcoin payments, showing crypto-currency transfers aren’t as anonymous as thought

Baghdad hosted talks between officials from its two neighbors and mutual adversaries on April 9 in the only round of talks to have been previously reported

Decision comes with easing of many COVID-19 restrictions in Israel including limits on public gatherings

Lapid says unity government is not a compromise, but the goal ■ Bennett, slated to become prime minister in the new ‘unity’ government, says Netanyahu ‘slammed the door shut’ on right-wing alternative

A shrouded toddler was placed on its side, with its head on a pillow, in a shallow grave at the mouth of Panga ya Saidi Cave, Kenya

Napoleon Bonaparte’s legacy may be tainted by his reinstatement of slavery, among other things, but his achievements include emancipating the Jews, explains Napoleonic expert Thierry Lenz

Bennett calls on all right-wing parties to join 'broad emergency government' in order to avoid fifth election

Signal’s founder says he is fighting for free speech. But his conduct and threats to Israeli mobile data firm Cellebrite pose no less of a moral problem

Amid complaints of false positive tests, Israel calls on its citizens to follow the archipelago's COVID guidelines, as the most vaccinated country in the world reimposes restrictions over hiking infection rates

Jewish groups are angry after unnamed officials in Canada's Foreign Ministry claimed that Vivian Bercovici, who is Jewish, was 'a spokesperson for the Israeli government' while serving as ambassador in Tel Aviv

‘The operations undertaken by Israel in and against Iran are driving them nuts, and cyberspace is an easy and simple way for them to retaliate’

Trump launched a new web page on Tuesday to share messages that readers can then re-post to their Facebook or Twitter accounts. A senior adviser has said he also has plans to launch his own social media platform

Though Tom Nides is the reported front-runner, key figures in the U.S.-Jewish community are lobbying for Wexler, citing his lifelong commitment to Middle East issues

Fears of enraging his constituency and facing a powerful Likud-led opposition are just two factors perturbing the right-wing leader as he mulls forging a broad cabinet

Israeli missiles targeted Haffeh and Masyaf and struck a civilian plastic warehouse among other locations, state TV says

Protesters say strong lighting and other features will harm the local hedgehogs and other animals, while busloads of tourists will show up. But the city wants to improve security after dark

SafeUP creates a virtual safety network that allows women to contact other women in the area when they feel in danger. The Israeli women behind it already created communities of female guardians in Boston, New York and Washington

Israeli president likely to task Lapid with forming government, after he receives most recommendations; right-wing block moves to throw vote back to Knesset; Islamist party abstains

More than two weeks after Netanyahu promised to promote legislation for the benefit of disabled veterans and in the wake of a 26-year-old self-immolation, army veterans take to the streets again

America allocates nearly $4 billion in military aid to Israel every year. Congress and the Biden administration must establish it’s not exploited to undermine U.S. interests and Palestinian rights by entrenching the occupation

Netanyahu failed to form a government. Israeli president now has three days to pick a new candidate - Lapid or Bennett

First this Viking’s grave was looted by farmers, then the remains and rich grave goods were recollected – and then mislaid. Moral of the story: Be careful what you write on boxes

The recent incidents in Jaffa position Jewish settlers as victims in need of protection, reminiscent of the process spearheaded by settlers in Hebron

Residents of the village reported smoke and sounds of explosions and gunfire

Families seek inquiry committee into stampede that killed 45 at religious festival, and are expected to meet soon to discuss possible lawsuit

Mohammed Deif issues warning over tensions in East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, where dozens of Palestinians face eviction

Yamina denies a report that Bennett had approached United Arab List chairman Mansour Abbas in an effort to get his endorsement for the next round of recommendations

The Mount Meron stampede, Israel's deadliest peacetime disaster, left many rescuers and volunteers trying to cope with the lingering effects of the chaotic scenes they've witnessed

Abu Dhabi's Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan 'expressed his full support for strengthening and expanding these arrangements,' White House says

Residents of Turmus Ayya point to Muntassir Shalabi, who one says faced severe economic hardship following gambling losses, as the shooter of three Israeli teens

Organizations are waiting on the attorney general to decide who will run the probe, while officials from agencies who have been blamed have consulted criminal defense attorneys