Hamas says Israeli air strikes destroyed about 2,200 homes in Gaza during the 11-day conflict and damaged 37,000 others

An Israeli attack on Tehran’s nuclear installations would probably ignite an all-out Middle Eastern war – a frightening scenario, but also frightening is the prospect of living in the shadow of a nuclear Iran

Bennett met with the UAE and Bahraini diplomats at the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly a year after the signing of the Abraham Accords

Right-wing representatives on JNF’s management have sought a legal opinion in an effort to reverse a prior decision not to deposit the funds

Built on the concept of the Universal Basic Income, eToro’s GoodDollar project is creating a digital currency to distribute funds in developing countries

The ruling follows a directive by Israel's public security minister limiting the confiscation to circumstances posing a threat to public order, after four were arrested in Sheikh Jarrah on Friday

The Hamas network whose members were arrested on Sunday is unusual because it encompasses two regions of the West Bank that are relatively far apart, suggesting it has established a stronger foothold

Ne’eman was a critical filmmaker and a pioneer in the study of Israeli cinema, He was awarded the Israel Prize for film in 2009

If Bennett won't offer his allies in the U.S. bold steps to improve things with the Palestinians, his government will soon discover that the whopping 420-9 margin in Congress for the Iron Dome was a one-off event

The center-left Social Democrats came out narrowly ahead of Merkel's conservative bloc, but both groups believe they can be the chancellor's successor

Data presented to the coronavirus cabinet shows that people who have recovered from COVID and got one shot have similar levels of immunity to those who received three doses

Netflix’s decision to cancel ‘Hit & Run’ after just one season is a blow to Israeli television, but won’t be the last we see of Lior Raz

Iran allowed the IAEA inspectors to replace memory cards in most of the equipment, but barred them from doing the same in a workshop that makes nuclear centrifuge components at the TESA Karaj complex

Marcel Yaron Goldhammer, a dual German-Israeli citizen, former IDF solider and openly gay man is running for the AFD party - known for its xenophobia, antisemitism and homophobia

'Three people were injured, and the fire has been contained,' Iran state TV quoted a statement from the IRGC as saying

Where have all the Hoopoes gone? More and more bird species disappear from Jerusalem's skies and gardens

'The Tragedy of Macbeth,' which features Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand, was owed in part to it being Coen's first film without his brother Ethan

Currently 45 COVID patients are on the devices, but not a single one received all three vaccinations. With a total of 82 ECMOs, and one-third earmarked as backups for malfunctions, a shortfall is possible

Many in Israel asked why superstar singer Sarit Hadad only came out as a member of the LGBT community now, but that criticism is only appropriate when coming from other Mizrahi queers

He is Aharon Shabtai, an important Israeli poet who caused a revolution with his erotic poetry. She is his daughter Nano, a poet, author and critic. The two talk about the family that fell apart and the clash between the family man and the poet

Modi is talking to world leaders about the threat of Islamist radicalization. But the real threat to India comes from a radicalizing Hindu majority fueled by the increasingly brazen, violent anti-Muslim bigotry of Modi’s own party

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said the operation was targeting 'Hamas terrorists who were about to carry out immediate attacks'

Iraq's government has stated that the conference in which more than 300 people called for normalization with Israel 'does not represent the public opinion in Iraq'

For decades, Israeli governments ignored 'Arab-on-Arab' violence and allowed it to grow. The current government will have to deal with the problem seriously, if only to save itself from collapsing

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who voted 'present', wrote constituents about a 'tinderbox of vitriol', while other lawmakers cited frustration over a lack of transparency on behalf of Democratic leadership

The telecommunications company HOT walked back the request after residents of the Holon building, who were evacuated from their homes before the collapse, reported the demand to the media

As Germans head to the ballot boxes to replace Chancellor Angela Merkel after a monumental 16 years, Jewish issues have become national ones

Five Palestinians were killed in the fire exchanges with the Israeli military near Jenin and Ramallah

The IDF says it is preparing for retaliatory rocket fire from Gaza ■ Bennett says the troops acted against 'Hamas terrorists who planned immediate attacks'

Arab municipal leaders pen letter saying director-general has canceled multiple meetings at the last minute, signaling disrespect toward Arab community

In his first speech to the UN General Assembly as prime minister, Bennett aims to showcase 'the Israeli story' and its success in battling the pandemic, and will avoid mention of Abbas' threats in his address

Since Thursday, four people were murdered in Arab communities across Israel

Israel's unvaccinated account for the majority of the country's seriously ill COVID patients

Observers are paying close attention to how the main democratic parties shake out on the big Jewish issues: antisemitism and its various sources, and Israel and other foreign policy

Israel's Prime Minister is set to adopt a more conciliatory approach than his predecessor Netanyahu in his address, which will discuss the Iran nuke deal and perceived discrimination against Israel at the UN

The prime minister tells his critics from the advisory coronavirus panel that 'the government' is in charge, as data from Israel's Health Ministry shows that booster shot recipients make up only 8% of serious cases

Mahmoud Abbas knows it is demography that will determine the future of the conflict, while there are early signs that the Palestinian Authority may collapse

Ninety-three murders in the Arab community this year comprise 71 percent of all murders in Israel in 2021

Talks that began in April to revive the nuclear deal have been stalled since hardline cleric Ebrahimi Raisi was elected president in June

Come for the comfortable living space, stay for the many amenities: New high-rises in Israel are providing residents with a plethora of activities right under their apartments

What do couples do once the kids leave the nest? Move back to the city, trade a garden for a seaview and live in a home with no stairs are a few of the more popular options

Armed with highly structured organization, a clear religious ideology and considerable resources, they move into neighborhoods around Israel and integrate into community activity, convinced that they're doing a good deed. So why is there such strong ...

Sudan was an ally of Hamas under former President Omar al-Bashir, but since he was overthrown, Sudanese authorities have taken control of Hamas -affiliated companies

The former head of Mexico's criminal investigation agency, Tomas Zeron, fled to Israel last year to evade a probe into his handling of an investigation of the disappearance of 43 student-teachers

Though Iran will resume negotiations, its foreign minister expressed skepticism about U.S. intentions, stressing that actions are more important than 'empty but beautiful words'

Once believed to have migrated to central Italy from Anatolia, analysis of Etruscan genomes shows a shared ancestry with their archenemies

After a year of political deadlock which compounded an economic meltdown, Lebanon's new government is turning to the international community for financial support

Physicist Prof. Eliezer Rabinovich, who will become the first Israeli to hold the senior position at CERN, also had a leading role in the establishment of the Middle Eastern particle accelerator in Jordan

The president threatens to withdraw recognition of 1967 border and press charges in the Hague if Israel doesn't withdraw from Palestinian territory within one year

Muhammad Ali Khabisa is the seventh Palestinian to be killed in Beita since the hilltop outpost of Evyatar was established nearby

A survey of five Israeli civics textbooks turns up a worrisome picture: only male Supreme Court justices, Daphni Leef was never part of the social justice protest movement and women are shown mostly poking through garbage

A shooting in Umm al-Fahm injures three, with a 6-year-old in serious condition

The move comes after a CDC advisory panel did not recommend that people in high-risk jobs, such as teachers, and risky living conditions should get COVID booster shots

Judge Menachem Finkelstein will lead a three-member panel investigating apparent mishaps that let the six Palestinian security prisoners – since recaptured – flee

Could I afford to stay in my Tel Aviv neighborhood? Should I buy something – anything – as an investment? Do I need a mortgage broker? A guide to trying to beat the ever-increasing real-estate prices in Israel

Those in Israel who have not been vaccinated against COVID account for 17% of the population

At the age of 28, Mohammad Magadli, the first Arab to become a regular commentator on a major newscast, has no intention of wasting the rare platform he’s been given at the heart of Israeli prime time. But he also knows that the slightest mistake c...

Hussam Othman, a 24-year-old from Haifa, is the third victim of gun violence this week in Israel's Arab community

As she replaces Rabbi Gilad Kariv at the helm of the Reform movement in Israel, Anna Kislanski is looking to capitalize on a unique political opportunity created by the eclectic new government in Jerusalem

Israel spent $9.4 million to buy Regeneron's COVID drug, however those who would probably benefit from it are the unvaccinated

This week Bennett suffered a double blow, in the FDA's decision on COVID booster shots and the progressive rebellion at the U.S. House of Representatives. Meanwhile, Netanyahu loses his inhibitions

This year, however, not all glossy interviews and special reports are pure PR, and reflect some of the achievements – and shortcomings – of the Israeli army

The group of progressive lawmakers can never be convinced ■ Even if Bennett's entire UN speech is not devoted to Iran, the issue will likely dominate his U.S. visit

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Two friends who have had enough of Tel Aviv, and a therapist who used to help patients cope with cancer, and later got cancer herself

The Housing Ministry is initiating affirmative action for the Arab population. The policy reflects an improved status for Israel’s Arab citizens – but also highlights the problems they have to cope with

The activists who were attacked by Israeli soldiers in the South Hebron Hills were bringing water to the Hamamdi family – who are denied that resource by Israel. Opposite them are the water pipes and electric cables of an outlaw settler outpost

The ministers' cellphones had 'suspicious marks,' according to a leaked document, suggesting at least an attempt to infect the device with the Pegasus spyware in 2019

After 420 voted for the bill and nine against, Democrats who pushed against progressive efforts to strip Iron Dome aid from the spending bill laud 'overwhelming support for Israel'

Teens and their pesky kid siblings were walking around a lake in New Mexico also thronged by mammoths and camels during the peak of the Ice Age, new study claims

Vote on the stand-alone bill comes days after progressive Democrats successfully managed to get it removed from a stopgap spending bill, igniting uproar

Police are still investigating the failures that led to the escape of six high-risk Palestinian inmates earlier this month

The advisory panel demanded the government adopt a new policy and impose more restrictions, arguing COVID infection is 'exacting a heavy price on people’s lives'

Israeli Arab actor Dau will play Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, the father of Princess Diana's partner Dodi with whom she died in a car accident in 1997

While unlikely to pass, Rep. Andy Levin’s bill is notable for coming from more than a dozen lawmakers who consider themselves pro-Israel but anti-occupation

Recent attacks by the Islamic State in Khorasan, which has been reinvigorated since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, underline threat to stability from violent groups who remain unreconciled

Gerhard Conrad tells Haaretz about his dealings with Mideast terror organizations over the years, and his advice for Israel’s current negotiators with Hamas

Israel’s approach to progressive Democrats is a case study in dilettantism, laziness and convenient denial of trends in U.S. politics and society. The vote this week on Iron Dome funding is only a symptom

The Israeli prime minister is expected to allege an anti-Israel bias abroad and try to rally the international community against Iran's expanding influence in the Mideast

Hamas has lost a foreign base where members and supporters could live, raise money, and channel Iranian weapons and funds to the Gaza Strip

I can no longer run from settler violence. Nor can I run from tear gas shot by the IDF, or from being shoved to the ground. Now, after decades of activism, I’m too scared to protest

El Al is about to lay off 1,500 employees, and sell or stop leasing a third of its jets, in the company's latest financial maneuvers

The child's Israeli grandfather was questioned by police last week on suspicion of kidnapping a minor from Italy and released with restrictions

Isolated rain is predicted to fall in areas from the Negev desert up to northern Israel as well as thunderstorms on Friday

Delta became the dominant COVID variant in Israel at record speed and led to an exponential increase of cases for eight weeks. Will Pfizer's booster save us?