Israel has 26.3 students per class compared to 21.1 in other developed countries; pandemic shut Israel's middle and high schools for longer periods

And perhaps bested... as questions continue to dog officials following the Gilboa escape and a US rebuff of Israel's vaccine booster blitz

Najib Mikati, who took office earlier this month, says dozens of trucks of Iranian diesel organized by Iranian proxy group Hezbollah violate Lebanon's sovereignty

In apparent attempt to instill false sense of security in fugitives, Omer Barlev told Channel 12 one suspect was likely still inside Israel, despite knowing he was in the West Bank

Israel's envoy in Washington says amendment by progressive US congresswoman 'legitimizes' Hamas's 'heinous attacks against innocent civilians'

Public security minister says the work of the government commission of inquiry into the incident will begin soon to 'seal the remaining holes'

Cops assist municipal authorities in taking apart structure balanced high atop scaffolding in ultra-Orthodox Mea Shearim neighborhood

Netflix expected to finally win the small screen's biggest prize for 'The Crown,' also banks on award for 'The Queen's Gambit'; Ted Lasso is comedy frontrunner

Experts say development indicates regime will increase production of weapons-grade uranium at the Yongbyon site by as much as 25%

'That was a heck of a ride for us, and we're just getting started,' says billionaire captain Jared Isaacman, following 3-day mission

Iham Kamamji and Munadil Nafiyat, both members of the Islamic Jihad terror group, arrested in West Bank city nearly 2 weeks after escaping Gilboa Prison

The Israeli writer and director channels his inner 'old world Jew' in his 5-episode remake of the Ingmar Bergman classic, now airing Sundays

Attendance at demonstration is sparse and police outnumber the protesters; 1 person arrested for carrying knife

Under 2015 deal, Tehran agreed to modify site so that it could not produce military-grade plutonium

Belgium’s military intelligence reportedly concludes that Peter Verlinden and Marie Bamutese were targeted by Israeli-developed Pegasus software