Police chief says other members of hit squad still at large, amid concerns uncertainty could spiral into violence

Sheikh Yusuf Albaz, 63, also accused of warning deputy mayor that Arabs 'will give up our souls in order to teach you to stop your bullying'

Ongoing excavations and new pathways in Western Wall Tunnels provide a thriving second life to underground millennia-old Jerusalem

2 large reservoirs examined as part of conservation efforts ahead of construction project at site of old Shaare Zedek Hospital

Trend gains attention, sparks allegations of exploitation after boy, 8, hit by vehicle and seriously hurt; profits don't go to children or their families

Bar-Ilan University researchers cover facades of 2 buildings in greenery and leave another bare in what they say is first serious study of live plants' climate-regulating benefits

Ata and Khamis al-Sairafi bought decommissioned plane from Israel in 1999, but Intifada, pandemic delayed their dream -- until now

As he leaves Caracal, Lt. Col. Erez Shabtay hails performance of mixed-gender units over same-sex ones, says his troops cut smuggling on Egyptian border by 80%

Israel's conditioning of Gaza rehabilitation on return of captives and Hamas's emboldening since May war have hampered progress in indirect negotiations

Despite legal challenges, troops destroy house belonging to family of Muntasir Shalabi, accused of killing Yehuda Guetta and injuring 2 others in May; clashes reported at scene

Orthodox Union slams cut to nonprofits in GOP-led budget that invests in education and infrastructure but reserves about $5 billion to keep taxes from rising

Envoy Gilad Erdan also praises Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy resolution for condemning the use of human shields by terror groups like Hamas and Hezbollah

Number of fatalities believed to be an undercount and toll continues to rise as new variants begin to undermine the progress from vaccines

New book by Michael Wolff says that even though Israeli leader waited 12 hours to acknowledge Biden's election win, Trump felt that he 'owed' him and had 'sold out'

Service led by rabbi and Christian minister comes after officials say search for survivors being called off