Sources close to Hezbollah chief say he is under medical supervision but does not need hospital treatment

Firm says it plans to hire over 200 people in Israel this year, half of them programmers, in Petah Tikva and Beersheba

Galia Rahav receives security detail as health experts expected to approve vaccine for ages 12-15 starting Sunday

Move is latest step in normalization between the 2 countries; Katz hails 'historic agreement' that stipulates lower taxes

Yesh Atid leader expected to declare on Tuesday he has coalition to oust Netanyahu; Meretz MK says her baby was threatened; Haredi party: Lapid gov't in 'defiance of Heaven'

25-year-old, who's facing trial for illegally exiting the country after she crossed the northern border earlier this year, is discovered in Bedouin community in southern Israel

Mice not only live longer, but are more youthful and less susceptible to cancer, after team from Bar Ilan University and US National Institutes of Health boost a single protein

In Ramallah, opposition politicians say a 'change government,' if it comes to pass, would be anything but that for the Palestinians

Israel has triumphed over coronavirus and is likely seeing herd immunity, says Prof. Dror Mevorach, but his research also shows a link between the vaccine and a heart condition

Protesters slam decision to put Assad regime on executive panel of UN body, noting his army's bombing of hospitals and clinics

Tuesday marks end of Green Pass and Purple Badge requirements, meaning all venues can open to all people, with no limit on crowds, as nation looks to put pandemic in rear-view

IAEA head 'concerned' that Tehran refusing to allow clarify presence of uranium at three sites; separate report says uranium stockpile at 16 times allowed limit

Yossi Cohen and Benjamin Netanyahu talk up raid on nuclear archive, other unspecified activities against Tehran, as head of spy agency leaves post

Defense minister, army spokesperson say 'cafeteria' comments from IDF chief regarding bombing of Gaza tower housing both media and terror group wing were meant to be figurative

Faced with shortage of lethal injection drugs, US state renovating its long-defunct gas chamber and buying chemicals to manufacture cyanide gas, better known as 'Zyklon B'