About 10 percent of travelers coming back from Rosh Hashana pilgrimage to Uman brought the virus with them, Health Ministry data shows

The monument lies in the center of the Dutch capital and is a labyrinth of brick walls that, when seen from above, form Hebrew letters reading 'in remembrance'

Jordan had for years supported mainstream Western-backed rebels who controlled southern Syria until a Syrian campaign aided by Russia and Iranian-backed militias retook the province

Between ending the monopoly over kashrut and meetings with the Palestinian President, Haaretz reviews the first 100 days of the government that ousted Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel's energy minister backtracks on her environmental commitments 'to honor existing licenses', although her party vowed to fight climate change in the past election

The study, which has yet to be peer-reviewed, analyzed samples from 11,000 people infected with the COVID delta variant in Israel and found booster shots reduced viral loads by a factor of four

A Reuters fact check previously debunked the idea that Biden dozed off during his meeting with Bennett in the White House

So far, Palestinians married to permanent residents had to pay the government $89 a month for 27 months to become eligible for the national health insurance program

A military probe shows that the troops' decision to use stun grenades and tear gas against Israeli and Palestinian activists was mistaken

Elad Tene is appointed as head of Prime Minister's Office division in charge of Israel's efforts to explain its policies to the world

Scion to an iconic Zionist family and former member of the Shin Bet, Yaakov Sharett, 95, has become an anti-Zionist who encourages people to leave Israel

The Gaza Strip remains Israel's major and urgent problem, as long as Hamas' most recent demand to receive the final third of the Qatari aid money has not been met

In city centers or in the middle of nowhere, more and more Israelis now join trailer-dweller communities, escaping the cruel real estate race and falling in love with nature

A team comprised of mainly Israelis who learned the game locally surprised even themselves by reaching the final against the Netherlands, in which they lost 9-4

Jenin residents were surprised by the quiet arrest, but fellow prisoner say the fugitives became overly confident and careless

Israeli medical experts say FDA advisory panel's recommendation on Pfizer's booster vaccine shots is an acknowledgement that conditions differ in the two countries

The administration is withholding some military aid from Cairo, but not everyone in Washington is impressed. 'Other dictators notice when America talks tough but doesn’t follow with action,' one senator says

Successive Israeli governments continue to pretend that if they just hammer Gaza harder, even by committing war crimes, they’ll get what they want. And this government is proving no exception

If hominids who emerged from Africa reached the area of today’s Israel, they trod the same gravel we are walking on today. A sweaty journey to the place where there is literally nothing new under the sun, just 100 kilometers north of Eilat

The new take, which seems likely to expand from the current 55 high schools, explores the comments of an Israeli military leader who sought to ‘cleanse the interior of the Galilee’ of Palestinians

The Keshet Media Group, known for producing major Israeli hits, is launching a VC firm and a website for high-tech news

The iconic singer came out of the closet in a new song called 'A love like ours,' written by girlfriend Tamar Yahalomi and songwriter Yonatan Kalimi

11 constructions across Israel demonstrate what happens when architects realize the fantasies of politicians, contractors and capitalists

Proselytizing anti-vaxxers, a vocal minority in Israel, make many spurious and damaging claims, but one fallacy about the pandemic and the COVID vaccine stands head and shoulders above the rest

Mosaics, Roman remains and a stunning reservoir make Israel's Zippori worth a visit

Although the unvaccinated constitute about 17 percent of Israelis who are eligible for vaccine, they account for around two thirds of serious COVID cases

While the FDA prefer to wait for more data, Israeli Health Ministry officials are convinced that the decision to inoculate children was the correct one

Chase for six Gilboa Prison escapees draws to a close, amid reports of clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in Jenin

According to Health Ministry figures released on Friday, some 147,000 school children were in quarantine, 44,314 of whom were infected with COVID and the rest of whom had been exposed to infected people

In a statement, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit said the officer’s conduct as reflected in the video was unbecoming to an IDF officer: 'The incident is under investigation and conclusions will be drawn accordingly'

The Israeli PM's comments come in light of the FDA's decision to limit booster shoots for over 65s and at-risk groups ■ Israel recorded the highest number of serious COVID cases in September on Saturday

As Israel passes the 3 million mark amid its booster campaign, the recommendation may renew debate over providing the so-called green passport only to those who have received a booster shot

The veteran of Algeria's war for independence ruled the North African country for two decades before his resignation in April 2019 after street demonstrations rejected his plan to seek a fifth term

The New York Times report reveals how an elaborate Mossad operation harnessed the final days of the Trump administration to assassinate Fakhrizadeh using a remote-controlled machine gun

Armin Laschet, seeking to become Germany's next chancellor, wants 'entry and residence bans, expulsions and deportations – as far as possible'

Shmuel Peleg was questioned by Israeli police on kidnapping suspicions and placed under house arrest amid an ongoing investigation

The 22-year-old former nursing student killed one woman and wounded three others, including an 8-year-old girl and the rabbi, who lost a finger

As part of Pegasus Project, Belgian media outlets say military intelligence report reveals a journalist and his wife were targeted by Israel's NSO

The Pentagon had said the strike targeted an Islamic State suicide bomber who posed an imminent threat to U.S. troops at Kabul airport. A top U.S. army official says he now believed it unlikely that those killed were dangerous

It may be convenient for Bennett to blame the failures on Netanyahu, but in this case he’s mostly right ■ Israel should consider a different approach on Gaza captives and fallen soldiers

Inmates linked with Islamic Jihad were dispersed across Israel's jails after six prisoners escaped from Gilboa Prison in the north, four of whom were captured last week

Dr. Michal Prins, founder of the Center for Jewish Intimacy, urges Israel's Orthodox community to reexamine the boundaries of its sexuality and be receptive to a more open discourse. She’s also not afraid to discuss the prohibition on touching. Jus...

Foreign Minister Lapid says the 'club is open for new members,' while the signatories hope other countries will join 'this new era of cooperation and friendship'

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization was formed in 2001 for Russia, China and ex-Soviet states in Central Asia to function as a counterweight to Western influence in the region

A new unit in the Israeli army’s Northern Command seeks to address the shortcomings

'There is no doubt that this is a row of ancient trees which includes magnificent and impressive specimens,' Israel's forestry commissioner said

This comes after the panel of experts overwhelmingly rejected widespread COVID booster shots, complaining that data provided by Israeli researchers might not be suitable for predicting the U.S. experience

For Yom Kippur, the Egyptians surprised Israel once again, but this time for the better ■ Bennett and Sissi got along famously, not that the prime minister wanted to stay overnight ■ Lapid encroaches on Gantz’s turf

Beyond the familiar veneer, a substantial gap in definition and policy toward Iran's nuclear plans is forming between Jerusalem and Washington

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is virtually hosting officials from Bahrain, the UAE, and Israel to celebrate the one-year anniversary of diplomatic agreements

Ukrainian-born Boris Redko says the papers he submitted were not false and he would go to court to prove they were real

Over 3 million in Israel have now received the COVID booster shot

The most important message in Bennett’s holiday interviews didn’t lie in his style, but in his policy

Just days before the scheduled birth of her son, security prisoner Anhar al-Dik was released, under restrictive conditions, so the baby would not be born behind bars. Anhar, who suffers from mental illness, is accused of attempting to stab a settler

Bar-Ilan University scholar Netanel Flamer explains the difference between state intelligence and that of terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah – and warns of the serious tech threat to Israel

Indicted former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attorneys presented evidence that Walla also gave preferable coverage on demand to other senior politicians, as his trial resumed after a three-month hiatus

Despite the decline to 654 serious COVID cases, Israel's Health Ministry also reported a rise in infection rate

One man killed in Acre and another in Jisr al-Zarqa on Wednesday, as the number of murders in Israeli Arab community reaches 86 for all of 2020

Extraordinary declassified documents reveal the reasons cited by Israel’s top security officials for repressing the country’s Arab minority

Israel Police suspect the driver was under the influence, as emergency services report 226 accidents involving non-motorized vehicles during Yom Kippur ■ One-year-old pronounced dead after pulled out of sewage pit

The peer-reviewed research in New England Journal of Medicine also finds that severe illness from COVID is almost 20 times lower among those receiving a booster shot

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: How a French-Israeli couple who met in New York ended up in Munich ■ Why a young Israeli who started a naval officers course quit to join the Paratroops

On this Yom Kippur, the Haredi political leadership should have spent time asking itself one question: what brought a majority of Israelis to feel glad that the Ultra-Orthodox parties are finally in the opposition

Efforts to build a Jewish-Arab shared society in Israel are needed more than ever. Here are three main obstacles such attempts must overcome

The delivery is portrayed as a victory by Hezbollah, which stepped in to supply the oil from Iran, while Lebanon grapples with months-long fuel shortages

A foreign intelligence service reportedly tipped off German security officials about the threat after a 16-year-old Syrian national said in an online chat that he was planning an attack on a synagogue

Offer by billionaire Ellison is estimated at some $450,000 ■ The former prime minister would have to quit Knesset to accept a job in the private sector ■ Netanyahu, who recently stayed on Oracle founder's Hawaiian island, denies the report

Vice Adm. Eli Sharvit describes Iranian activities on the high seas as a top Israeli concern, adding the navy is able to strike wherever necessary to protect economic and security interests

Bennett has pledged that a Palestinian state will not arise on his watch, while his Arab-Israeli coalition partner Mansour Abbas leads a party that champions Palestinian self-determination

The victim is a 49-year-old Christian from East Jerusalem ■ Police believe assailant planned to harm Jews ■ Searches for two additional suspects continue

The move will ease travel in the bloc for Israelis, but each country still has the right to impose further restrictions on visitors

With COVID figures, Israel's Health Ministry aims to increase awareness on the countries from which people are bringing in the virus

Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz hinted that Israel has a military option prepared if necessary. 'If push comes to shove, we’ll get there,' he said in an interview

The group of fugitives had no intention of committing acts of terror despite having passed by many Jewish towns, says an attorney of one of the prisoners who was caught

Over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners had planned to go on a hunger strike as part of a campaign against the recent treatment of inmates in the aftermath of the escape of six high-risk captives

The attack occurred shortly after the group crossed into Syria from Iraq, near the city of Albukamal

Israel's 17% unvaccinated now account for 65% of all serious COVID-19 cases

PsyRX wants to use natural, consciousness-altering materials to make new drugs to treat disorders like depression and PTSD – and to reduce the side effects of existing ones

The American Jewish establishment, which has wrongly and perniciously attacked Jimmy Carter as an intransigent foe of Israel and even a Jew-hater, needs to start apologizing. Call it atonement

Scores of community members had been living in Israel for years illegally when they received deportation orders. They still hope they can remain in the place they believe God has sent them.

A new study shows that 17 percent of Israeli families suffer from food insecurity, but only 11 percent of those families are known to the authorities

Proof of immunity will also no longer be required to enter swimming pools, according to new regulations approved by Israel's coronavirus cabinet

Earlier this week, the 6-year-old survivor's family in Italy said that the child was abducted to Israel

Israel's prime minister gave an interview to Channel 12, stating he left politics behind when he entered 'the most important' office in the world.' Smotrich, however, slammed Bennett: 'Everything is politics with him'