Serious cases remain stable, while the number of COVID infections since the pandemic erupted in Israel has crossed a million

A mysterious email account run by the gov't reveals how Israel deals with ‘illegal’ content it wants taken down by Facebook, Twitter and TikTok

A tactical error should not dictate Israel's strategy in the Gaza Strip, and Bennett should not get distracted by anything Netanyahu says

Fifteen-year-old Imad Hashash was shot in the Balata refugee camp in the West Bank after attempting to throw a heavy object at an IDF soldier

60 percent of Israelis aged 60-69 have already received a third Pfizer COVID vaccine shot, amid a delta variant surge. Data shows it’s already reducing infections

10,000 Israelis received their first vaccine dose Sunday, compared with 3,000 at the start of the month. The increase comes as public outreach intensifies to bring down the infection rate caused by the delta variant

While Arabs make up 60 percent of the incarcerated population, the state had refused to translate the rules, citing the nation-state law

The land is slated for the construction of 5,650 apartments as part of the expansion of the settlements of Alfei Menashe, Tzufim, Karnei Shomron, Ma’aleh Shomron and Kedumim

Biden is preoccupied with Afghanistan, Bennett with Gaza, and both with the COVID pandemic

Thirteen people have been arrested so far in the violent attack on Said Moussa, 33, in Bat Yam during riots in May

Israel's updated COVID quarantine regulations, also removing Georgia and Spain from the list of countries barred from travel, will go into effect next week

Health minister says increase in infections expected to continue for a while, with significant rise likely to come in late September

The measures by dozens of operators of ventilators and ECMO machines, will primarily affect hospitals outside central Israel, where the medical staff say they aren't receiving proper salary for night and on-call shifts

The plan to reopen schools on September 1 has raised an abundance of legal and educational questions, and authorities admit they can't answer them all

To counter the gasoline price spike, which has reached $900 per ton, Taliban asked Iran to keep the borders open for traders

The prominent rights group calls on Israel to produce evidence justifying the strikes that demolished four high-rise building in Gaza during the latest round of fighting

The rate of enrichment by Tehran has been 'concerning' since Trump announced U.S. withdrawal from 2015 nuclear deal, according to senior Israeli official

The United States may no longer be willing to fight an unwinnable war with no vital interests at stake, but that's only part of the story. The real reason for leaving Afghanistan is a broader shift in foreign policy priorities

The airstrikes targeted a Hamas weapons manufacturing site, tunnels and a rocket launching site, the Israeli military said, after incendiary balloons set off fires near the Gaza border

New analysis shows textile made 8,500 years ago in the Neolithic town of Çatalhöyük wasn’t made of imported flax but the inner bark of local oak trees

The full approval, following an emergency one in December, 'affirms the efficacy and safety profile of our vaccine at a time when it is urgently needed,' Pfizer CEO says

Iron Dome defense system is designed to intercept and destroy short-range rockets and shells and is expected to be deployed by the U.S. in the Persian Gulf

Netflix's hit show ‘AlRawabi School for Girls’ reveals both the total rule by men and the hypocrisy of mothers more worried about gossip than their daughters’ emotional scars

Aid groups say Syria and Iraq, both already crushed by years of conflict and mismanagement, are in dire need of immediate action to combat the drought

A few weeks ago, congregations across America were looking forward to hosting in-person services for the Jewish new year and Yom Kippur. Now, the delta variant is playing havoc with their best-laid plans

The economic fiasco is no less troubling than the military one. But as Israel and South Korea show, aid isn’t doomed to be a lost cause

Considering that anti-Arab Effi Eitam was almost a shoo-in for the job, Jewish world leaders and organizations are relieved by the appointment of former New York consul-general Dani Dayan

I’m not a kugel type of girl, but Jerusalem kugel (the peppery, caramelized, overnight version) stole my heart

Israel has found that a third COVID jab for the elderly offers five to six times greater protection after 10 days with regard to serious illness and hospitalization

Israel to decide which schools get COVID vaccines first, top health official says

Coffee is best when drunk from a glass, enjoyed in relaxing good company, and made from ground high-quality beans. But its bittersweet flavor also does wonders for chicken, and even challah

An updated and modernized variation of mom’s simple recipe made into an easy one-pan meal. And find yourself some Castelvetrano olives – they are buttery with a bit of brine and so addictive

Ahmad Sarmast, the founder of the celebrtaed school, is terrified for his 350 students and 90 faculty, many of whom have already gone into hiding

Easy to make, and even easier to eat. This sinfully sweet treat will have you asking for seconds

Serious COVID cases in Israel are still climbing, and Health Minister Horowitz says the way to avoid more restrictions is more vaccinations, announcing an initiative that focuses on areas where fewer people are inoculated

Friendly Western countries are silent and paralyzed in the face of Israel's discriminatory policies against their citizens who are married to Palestinians in the occupied territories

Whatever 'ashishot' actually were, most agree it means a sweet cake. Here's how to make it

This comes a day after Hezbollah's Nasrallah said that the first vessel shipping Iranian fuel to Lebanon had already sailed

Egyptian officials say closure tied to efforts to broker long-term cease-fire between Israel and Hamas following violence on Saturday

Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party kept its grip on power thanks to a reliable Mizrahi voter base, or so the political wisdom went. However, a new survey offers a more nuanced understanding of Israel's ethnic voting divide

Israelis wait in long lines and in the sweltering heat to test their children for COVID antibodies, which will grant them entry to public venues and exempt them from quarantine if exposed to a carrier of the virus

Law enforcement officials say the security service should be involved because illegal arms could be used for terrorist activity, and hope its next director will be more receptive

Many in Israel's Arab community believe there should have been different guidelines issued for Arab schools, which do not have the resources to administer COVID tests or vaccines

Israeli forces held fire in Gaza clashes fearing harm to women and children, officials claim

Israel's schools will be allowed to administer COVID vaccinations during school hours, despite the Education Minister's concerns

According to Fox News, citing U.S. officials, the Iranian drone was flying 'too close' to American troops

The commander of the police's Northern District was the first witness to appear before the state commission into the stampede that killed 45 people, and while critical of the lack of foresight, he did defend the police's conduct

'We are not taking the place of the state, nor are we an alternative to companies that import fuel,' says Nasrallah as Lebanon faces crippling fuel shortages

Directors say they lack funding and personnel, and that the government has not fulfilled its promise of providing around 1 billion shekels in assistance

Robert Smart runs the GhostEzra Telegram channel, which has over 300,000 followers and has effectively become a Neo-Nazi chat room

Since a new COVID-19 mandate was announced a series of demonstrations flaunting antisemitic rhetoric have taken place outside the Jewish lieutenant governor's Honolulu home

Bennett says move will encourage ultra-Orthodox employment as government agrees on proposal after years of political clashes over the issue

The arrests of nearly 30 people protesting the killing of anti-PA activist show that the PA is hewing to its tactics of suppression and refusing to take steps to address crimes committed by its security apparatus

PM Bennett set to meet BIden on Thursday during his Washington visit, as well as with think tanks and journalists

Despite being the subject of complaints from members of the Bnei Menashe community, Shavei Israel continues to enjoy a unique arrangement with the government worth large sums of money. The organization denies the allegations

Dayan will replace Avner Shalev, who was the chairman of Yad Vashem from 1993 until his retirement at the end of last year

Meanwhile in Antarctica, increased snow may offset its accelerated melt, but the American Geophysical Union urges society at large to prepare for accelerated sea level rise

But you may want to leave out one ingredient God commanded Ezekiel to use, as a reminder that exile is foul

Palestinian factions say protests along the border fence will continue despite 'Israeli aggression,' a day after violent clashes

Even better as leftovers! These meatballs will improve if you leave them in the fridge overnight, thereby allowing them to soak up the sauce's flavors

New antibody survey among 3- to 12-year-olds, headed by Education and Health Ministries together with IDF Home Front Command, aims to measure extent to which COVID spread undetected among Israeli children

Two light versions of the perennial favorite, well suited to our Mediterranean climate

Homemade or store-bought? Beet or chocolate? All the sesame secrets you need to know

Toast them over a campfire or just sink your teeth into these sweet confections, so soft and fresh it's like biting into a cloud

Widely respected saxophonist Daniel Zamir is a man of many contradictions: He’s an openly bisexual Orthodox Jew who is forthright about his relations with men, yet he rejects the LGBTQ community and is a member of the religious Zionist movement. 'I...

The large tombstone-shaped monument near Krakow, commemorating about 1,500 people murdered there in 1941 by German troops, was found vandalized on Wednesday, the news site Jewish.pl reported

The coronavirus cabinet is weighing whether to begin Israel's school year on September 1 as usual, postpone opening schools by a few days or until after the High Holidays

This new unsupervised axis through the Suez Canal will be perceived as a Hezbollah accomplishment testing both Israel and Egypt ■ The Israeli army’s love affair with psyops blurs ethical lines

Despite demands to investigate the murder as a hate crime, police have refrained from ascribing motives until all the perpetrators are caught

Footage shows Palestinian protesters approaching the border fence, throwing rocks at the Border Police officer, with one of them shooting at him through an embrasure

The deaths come as a new, perceived threat emerges from the Islamic State group affiliate in Afghanistan

The Saudi crown prince believes the path to Washington's good graces starts in Jerusalem. But he and Israel are ignoring an important issue

The relative restraint that Israel has shown recently vis-à-vis the Gaza Strip has to do with Jerusalem's warming ties with Cairo

With the collapse of the Afghan government and the rise of the Taliban regime, the issue of financing and managing the country’s civilian systems has been brought into sharper focus

Thousands received the third jab over the weekend as the eligibility age was lowered to 40 and up; so far 1.3 million Israelis received the third dose of the vaccine

Merav Michaeli was initially slammed for flouting Israel's travel recommendations and flying to the U.S., yet she revealed in a Facebook post that she and her partner, comedian Lior Schleien, welcomed their son Uri

Central bank governor Riad Salameh told Reuters the bank's Sayrafa platform would provide dollars for fuel imports at its market rate

41 Gazans wounded in violent clashes on Israel-Gaza border, including a 13-year-old in critical condition. An IDF soldier is also in critical condition after being hit by live fire amid the protests

At least 12 people have been killed in and around the single runway airfield since Sunday, NATO and Taliban officials said

More than 4 million people in Lebanon could face a critical shortage of water as the country battles a severe fuel crisis

Six Israeli fighter jets targeted facilities in the provinces of Damascus and Homs from Lebanon, says Russian army. Four Hezbollah militants were killed according to watchdog

Police suspect woman's killing may be connected to her decision to move away, along with her children, from the home of her late husband's family

Expecting soldiers with PTSD to head toward healing in a linear way isn't only a mistaken approach – it’s also cruel

Facing a torrent of criticism for his handling of the U.S. troop withdrawal, Biden says he can't promise what the final outcome would be in Afghanistan

The view of increasing numbers of scientists that we should search for intelligent life beyond Earth is based on the assumption that human intelligence is a necessary product of evolution. That’s an arrogant approach that borders on religious zealo...