Commanders of the fight against the Jerusalem-area fire two weeks ago planted trees near the six towns that were damaged by the fire in a symbolic event on Monday.

A study conducted by Hebrew University Professor Zvi Weiner found that stock markets dip on the first day of school since many parents accompany their children and are absent from work.

A new study from TAU and UC Berkeley suggests seaweed farms provide significant benefits to the environment

Corona cabinet approved that all venues which require customers to present a green pass will also demand workers to have it.

St.-Sgt. Barel Hadaria Shmueli shot by Gazan gunman during border riots, succumbs to injuries despite multiple surgeries.

Gantz met with Palestinian leader just hours after Prime Minister Naftali Bennett returned from Washington DC.

Riots along the Gaza border have reignited tensions in southern Israel over the last two weeks.

Sakhnin tops Maccabi Tel Aviv • Hapoel Tel Aviv defeats Ashdod • Hadera holds Mac Haifa

Gantz met with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday, upsetting both the Left and the Right.

The Law of Return grants a Jew, the child of a Jew, and the grandchild of a Jew the right to Israeli citizenship, along with their spouses.

Comments made in video with head of victims support organization are the first such public ruling by the senior haredi leader

Despite expectations that the bill will be retroactive and apply to former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, sources close to Sa'ar said it will be "prospective, not retroactive."

Among the issues discussed by the police and Knesset were the handling of crime in the Arab sector as well as strengthening the public's trust in the police.

Isrotel reported excellent quarterly results last week and announced large dividends for its shareholders.

Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman said the economy is beginning to recover from the drop at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some 2.46 million Israeli children will go to school on Wednesday, with 53% of students in grades seven through nine and 81% of high-school students being vaccinated, as well as 86% of staff

Bennett's surprise extended stay in Washington left him, and everyone who travelled with him, stuck in the capital over Shabbat.

Former PM Benjamin Netanyahu has kept gifts from foreign leaders on display at his private residence despite requests by the Prime MInister's Office legal adviser to return them.

Israel does not recognize vaccination or recovery certificates from other countries in the world, but by proving the presence of antibodies in their blood, travelers can obtain Israeli documentation.

Morbidity is slowing down, but it is too early to talk about the end of the fourth wave, Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz said.

While many emissions are decreasing, Israel is still lagging behind other countries in some categories.

Hotovely, a former Likud MK and deputy foreign minister, was appointed by former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Foreign Minister Yair Lapid has decided not to replace her.

As US Open gets under way, lack of blue-and-white competitors is glaring * ITEC and David Squad aim to change that

The Environmental Protection Ministry has opened a criminal investigation into a fuel leak near Ashkelon.

Demand for flight tickets soared on Sunday after the Health Ministry announced that thrice-vaccinated returning passengers from abroad will not need to quarantine.

Israeli swimmers Ami Omer Dadaon and Mark Malyar won Israel a gold and a bronze medal on Monday.

Yechiel (Chilik) Chaiv is a 65-year-old Israeli businessman jailed in Jordan after falling prey to a sting operation. He also only has one lung and has contracted COVID.

"She just didn't see where she was going, and slipped," said a shaken construction worker at the scene.

Think back to 2015, when former US president Barack Obama refused to meet with Netanyahu when he came to Washington, and more.

If chosen for the post, she would be the first woman to head the agency. Herzog has denied urging former MK Uzi Dayan to run.