Sheikh Yusuf Albaz, 63, to remain in police custody until Monday after court accepts appeal against releasing him to house arrest

Resident of a Druze village found with 12 pistols in a tractor in a field near Metula; police say 80 weapons confiscated in such attempts on the northern border this year

The IDF is again threatening to go to war in Gaza as balloons set the south ablaze, and pundits see much behind Netanyahu's slothlike move away from his former official residence

From a hardline cleric close to Supreme Leader Khamenei to a former leader of Iran's IRGC, Iranian voters head to the polls to elect the country's next leader

Israel Antiquities Authority prehistorian Omry Barzilai puts a human face on early man, who he claims evidence shows was a lot like us

Yitzhak Gabai, sentenced to 3 years for 2014 torching of Jerusalem school, is apparently still associated with extreme-right group amid allegations of sexually abusing minor

Ministers will finally approve ambassadors and consuls general to take up their posts in Israel's short-staffed diplomatic missions

Polls expect lowest turnout since 1979 Islamic Revolution; with just 4 approved candidates remaining, ultraconservative cleric Ebrahim Raisi is almost certain to win

Path has been cleared for triumph in Friday's vote of judiciary chief who oversaw executions of thousands, as Supreme Leader consolidates power and prepares his legacy

While the ice cream company founded by two Jewish hippies usually puts up some pretty sweet posts, its accounts have been eerily quiet since last month's Israel-Gaza flare-up

Administration continues intense engagement with new Israeli government; talks focus on need to improve relations with Palestinians, Israel's security and Iran

Decision said made by previous government but not implemented; Israel faced widespread criticism for failing to help Palestinians amid world-beating vaccine drive

The comedian, singer and former ‘Saturday Night Live’ cast member speaks about antisemitism and the media's portrayal of the Jewish state

Doctors speculate lockdowns kept people from contracting the virus, lowering immunity to it as the general population emerged from restrictions

In unusual move, group setting up meetings between lawmakers and Orthodox Jewish constituents alarmed by antisemitic incidents since last month’s Israel-Gaza conflict