The German Federal Court of Justice said in a statement it had rejected her appeal against her conviction on 10 counts of murder. Moreover, there can be no further appeal

'I was certain I was coming to someone non-Ethiopian,' an Ethiopian dental hygienist recalls one of her patients telling her ■ Many of the women are met with prejudice, racism, discrimination and mistrust on the part of Israeli employers

In a world of remote work, neobanks and ecommerce, Weav helps small business get the credit they need

Hezbollah tells the United States and Israel that the ship will be considered Lebanese territory as soon as it sails

Many countries, including Israel, prohibited gay men from donating blood in the 1980s over fears that they might be carriers of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS

The victim, identified as Shmuel Silverberg, was shot in what does not appear to be a 'bias-motivated' incident according to police

Regulations drafted in 2014 have yet to be approved or funded, and firefighters don't have a long-term system for forecasting fires

Calls from patients soar, while violence – mostly but not only verbal – is also on the rise, doctors say ■ Aside from all their regular work, family doctors treat 98 percent of coronavirus patients

Judge had ordered that Roman Zadorov, convicted in 2010 for the murder of 13-year-old Tair Rada, be released to house arrest until his retrial is completed

Lawmakers urge secretary of state to press for full reopening of border crossings and work to get clear guidance on what goods and materials can be brought into Gaza

The body of alleged attacker Ahmad Erekat has been held by Israel for more than a year, despite a cabinet decision in force at the time of his death

Israel's National Security Council announces that the level of terrorism threats off the coast of the Sinai Peninsula and the resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh had dropped from level one – meaning high-risk – to level three

With infections and serious cases still on the rise, Israel is in a rather unique moment of epidemiological doubt. The prime minister is gambling his political future on the third vaccine shot being able to avert another lockdown

Bennett says Israel will expand COVID booster shot drive to those 40 and over ■ Decision on starting the year for elementary schools will be made Sunday

This will be the first meeting between the two leaders since Bennett took office in June

A British commando unit made up mostly of Jewish refugees helped tip the scales in favor of the Allies during World War II, even as they faced prejudice and antisemitism along the way. A new book tells the remarkable story of X Troop

The UAE says 'it has welcomed President Ashraf Ghani and his family into the country on humanitarian grounds,' after he fled Afghanistan when Taliban took over Kabul

Israel is considering giving the third COVID shot to people 40 and over, down from the current 50

Within a week and a half of schools reopening, the infection rate in the Haredi community more than doubled, to 12 percent of new coronavirus cases

There's no Arabic, Russian or Amharic, but it's said to be just a pre-translation ‘beta’ version

Gaza sources say protests will only begin Saturday in order to give indirect talks with Israel a chance ■ Egypt invites Bennett to first official Cairo visit

Tastewise uses big data to understand how and what people are eating. The firm is help corporations give us the food we really want

Some Israeli experts side with the World Health Organization and claim current policy is both morally and epidemiologically wrong

Since Israel kicked off its third COVID vaccine campaign two weeks ago, more than 1.1 million Israelis have received their third shot

A debate is raging over the remains of the ancient reptiles found in Israel. Some researchers want them analyzed and displayed in a museum, others believe that the real museum is nature itself

Although he had the opportunity to flee to the U.S., Zabulon Simantov will remain behind to look after Afghanistan’s last standing synagogue

Meanwhile, Afghans flock to Kabul airport as Western evacuation efforts continue

Haaretz photographers document what remains as more than 4,200 acres of land are consumed by fire

The process of setting up private schools for kids of Israeli COVID anti-vaxxers has so far gone largely unnoticed, with most of the activity taking place on the Telegram platform. 'These parents have lost faith in the system and have begun to take i...

Watching a film about racism in the Deep South, I wonder when I will have to tell the children why some members of my Jewish family oppose my relationship with Osama ■ Post #33

Among the unusual finds in this unexpected coastal farmstead at Ramat Hasharon is a bronze chandelier chain more typical of churches

'I want to thank the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mr. Mahmoud Abbas, for his initiative to send the firefighters who came to help Israel,' Israel's defense minister tweeted in Arabic

Israel's Justice Ministry believes Education Minister Shasha-Biton is not authorized to deny in-school vaccination of children whose parents agree to have them vaccinated during school hours

The soldier, whose father has filed a countercomplaint, clashed with Ahmad Tibi and other Joint List legislators after the soldier refused to let them reach the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Israeli Health ministry data: 5,075 Israelis tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday, with 519 in serious condition, a slight drop from Saturday's figures

Besides delta, at least five other COVID variants are being followed closely by scientists in Israel and around the world, who say AY3 could be a game changer

Abu Ali Express has become one of Telegram’s most influential Hebrew-language channels on Arab affairs. On it, you can find exclusive stories and harsh criticism on mainstream media. Is the IDF behind the channel?

As COVID cases rise, stores, malls limit capacity to one person per seven meters squared ■ New gathering restrictions at large events

The directive is being prepared in conjunction with Israel's health minister, who wants to use it to circumvent the education minister's objection to vaccinating children at school

A Tel Aviv court orders to release the man, criticizing the psychiatric committee's decision to forcefully commit him

Explosions in Syrian village of Hader could be heard on videos circulated on social media

The move is the latest of many by Iran breaching the restrictions imposed by the 2015 nuclear deal

Cellebrite also says it will form an ethics committee to review potential clients – a decision that is probably prompted by the firm's plans to go public this year

Israel's Higher Education Council green lights the move, despite concerns expressed by the council's budget panel that this will exacerbate inequality between students

A Hitler salute leads to unlikely laughs in Amanda Peet’s new campus comedy ‘The Chair,’ which also makes a very good Korea choice with its subplot. Plus, Harlan Coben’s ‘Gone for Good’

Family members who have fought long legal battles to have their ownership of old properties recognized say the new legislation just confirms what they always suspected

Finally, the government admits Israel is decades behind Europe in meeting its climate crisis goals. But the government's stalemate on solar energy illustrates what a long way Israel still has to go

Several health professionals were in attendance at the gathering, which contravened Melbourne's strict COVID regulations

In an unusual move, Israel has not struck Hamas targets in Gaza following rocket fire ■ Cairo has reportedly opened direct lines of communications with Gaza and Jerusalem to calm the situation

The official IRNA news agency said Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appointed Adm. Shahram Irani as the new navy chief under the country's army

Older generations remember the Taliban’s merciless rule. And so, despite their more compromising tone and the absence of major reports of abuses or fighting in the capital of Kabul, many residents are staying home and remain fearful

Ben Cohen and Anuradha Mittal insist their move is not anti-Israeli and call out death threats, efforts by the Israeli government to get U.S. states to use anti-BDS laws against parent company Unilever

Israel's Supreme Court decided that a person is not legally bound to uncover their object of passion with their partners

Hearings of commission of inquiry into deadly crowd crush will be conducted in public and broadcast over the internet. Top state religious officials also summoned to testify

The historic American Colony in East Jerusalem is drawing scads of Israeli guests – and they don’t want to leave the hotel grounds

In a civil lawsuit filed late on Friday with the New York Supreme Court, the woman said Dylan sexually abused her at his New York apartment over a six-week period 'leaving her emotionally scarred and psychologically damaged to this day'

Settler attacks on Palestinian communities are growing bigger and more coordinated, and now also involve guns. Here's how they're getting away with it

And we can relax: The Earth’s magnetic field may be weakening now but it’s happened before, and it recovered

Researchers from Haifa’s Technion published a complete statistical solution to the ‘three-body problem.’ The solution lies in a drunkard’s steps

The uranium metal can be used in the production of a nuclear bomb and so its production is prohibited by the 2015 nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

Jewish Joint Distribution Committee is directing aid to Haiti. But in Afghanistan, where the Taliban is now in charge, avenues to help are largely blocked

Under the proposed agreement, the Qatari cash will be funneled through the UN and not via Palestinian banks in the West Bank, which fear legal repercussions over facilitating transfers to Hamas operatives

The blaze, which broke out on Sunday, has burned 5,000 acres of bushland and forest, forcing the evacuation of several communities

Serious cases appear to be stable at 559; over a million Israelis have received third COVID shot

The United States legitimized the Taliban when Trump signed a deal with them in 2020; will Biden find himself, too, cooperating with the Taliban?

His comments come after weeks of public pressure from the Biden administration and bipartisan lawmakers in both houses of Congress

In a televised address on Monday, the President responded to criticism over the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the swift Taliban takeover

The Israel Airports Authority attributes the 50-percent drop to new restrictions, which require returning Israelis from almost every country to quarantine

The proposal by the health and education ministries, which is pending legal overview due to concerns of discrimination, will allow in-school learning for classes in which over 70 percent of students are vaccinated or recovered

For the second time in two weeks, Israeli forces encounter heavy fire from Palestinians in Jenin and respond with deadly force, adding to an already significant increase in violent incidents in the West Bank. And Gaza isn't quiet either

The emerging situation in Afghanistan, while dangerous to the standing of the U.S., could spur Israel to pursue greater cooperation with Sunni states

Massouma Tajik is an educated woman who has worked with the U.S. government – a combination which the Taliban despise. Now, as she tries to flee Afghanistan, she has no idea where she'll end up

Judge orders release of man due to be deported out of concern he was singled out on the basis of his skin color

No instructions on how to implement the 'green classroom' model have been provided, nor have any discussions been held on alternatives to in-school learning, principals say, as top health officials floats idea of delaying school year

'The citizens of Israel are the first in the world to receive a third COVID vaccine shot, and that shouldn't be taken for granted,' Bennett celebrates, as Israel ignores a World Health Organization plea to stop administering boosters

The Biden administration is walking a fine line as it tries to balance a promise to the Palestinians to reopen the U.S. consulate in Jerusalem, and a desire to help Israel's new government maintain political stability

Poland's deputy foreign minister says the government will consider limiting Holocaust commemoration trips for Israeli students, accuses Israel of spreading 'anti-Polish hatred'

A lower court previously ordered the two researchers to apologize to a woman who claimed her deceased uncle had been defamed by the scholars' claims he cooperated with the Nazis

Despite the sofa field marshals declaring that America’s reputation has been damaged forever after its withdrawal from Afghanistan, it was necessary for Biden to end one of the the worst foreign policy calamities in U.S. history

With climate change and global warming, a new era of forest fires, unlike anything seen in the region before, has begun. Now, Israel must change how it fights – and thinks about them

More than 78 percent of Israelis eligible for COVID-19 vaccination have been inoculated. As delta variant spreads, booster shot campaign is under way

The suspect is a resident of Jenin in the West Bank where four Palestinians were killed overnight in an Israeli army arrest operation

At least 10 officers were filmed beating prisoners and dozens more were present, in one of the most violent events to ever take place in an Israeli jail. Only four officers were questioned, none were arrested

Netanyahu, who had previously closed down most international travel in response to the pandemic, has been harshly critical of Bennett's handling of the health crisis