Veteran Israeli filmmaker Avi Mograbi’s latest documentary draws on soldiers' damning testimonies to expose the Israeli occupation. Don't expect to see it on Israeli TV or at any local film festival

Discovered in the ruins of an Iron Age palace overlooking the Old City, the toilet and its septic tank were hewn into the bedrock

Crusader knights lived on the move, which may explain why no camps have ever been found. Now one has, and now we know how the soldiers whiled away their time while waiting for war

Russian foreign minister and his American counterpart discuss possible ways of renewing stalled nuclear talks with Tehran. Russia's Lavrov is also slated to meet with his Iranian counterpart later today

A crystal ball from Salvador Dali ('It belonged to Leonardo da Vinci'), a gilded egg John Lennon used to communicate with aliens, and a model plane from Muammar Gadhafi. Israel’s larger-than-life mentalist has built a shrine to himself – with som...

Key COVID metrics hit the lowest point since August, as Israel's unvaccinated 15 percent account for 75 percent of serious cases

A review of nearly 11.9 million documents found that some of the offshore accounts belong to the same ruling elite blamed for the collapse of Lebanon

The group of Israelis allegedly conned tens of millions of shekels from dozens of U.S. citizens under the guise of foreign exchange cryptocurrency transactions

The testimony were released by the Ukraine Holocaust center to the public for the first time on the 80th anniversary of the killings

Holocaust survivors who lived through the siege of Leningrad, about 2,000 of whom now live in Israel, will be eligible for the 375 euros a month stipend

The state must increase oversight of psychiatric institutions, a ministry official tells Israeli parliament, after a nurse at a ward was arrested on charges of killing a 17-year-old who was once hospitalized there

The toddler suffered a head injury when stones were thrown at his house during the attack on Khirbet al-Mufkara last week

The Mossad operation had involved kidnapping an Iranian general in Syria, interrogating him in an African country and then releasing him, according to an Arab news report

'Not everything I wrote was correct,' said Ilan Yeshua, the CEO of the news portal Walla

Taliban leaders seek to boost trade relations with Iran, as Afghanistan faces the possibility of economic collapse

Number of severe COVID cases in Israel drops below 500 for first time since mid-August, while expert report says death rate has stabilized at 20% of severe cases

'By nature, a prolonged tenure in this powerful post is liable to lead to an excessive concentration of power,' says the Israeli Justice Ministry's draft legislation aiming to limit PM's tenure to eight years

The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and Memorial said that the act is 'an outrageous attack on the symbol of one of the greatest tragedies in human history'

New strategy for campaign against antisemitism will include 24 million euro for protecting Jewish spaces and plans for an annual civil society forum

Not only women but some female birds and animals also feel colder than males of the species – and it may save their lives, Tel Aviv University discovers

'Egypt offered helping in the energy sector through the possibility of offering extra quantities of gas,' Lebanese Energy Minister ■ Last Month, Iran also started shipping oil to relieve the power crisis

The former president and prime minister, who died five years ago, had major political deficiencies, but he established Israel's deterrent power and saved its economy – which surely qualifies him as a leader

Mossad agents allegedly kidnapped a former Iranian general in Syria to an unnamed country in Africa and interrogated him

The Republican senator is under fire from pro-Israel groups after he blocked a quick vote on Iron Dome funds. Israeli officials say his move did not come as a surprise to Jerusalem

Energy Minister Karine Elharrar says Israel willing to renew negotiations. 'We need to look for a solution that leads to a breakthrough and not try to think in the old ways'

Legal opinion from Israel's top law enforcer comes in response to Bennett's statement that the Shin Bet will be incorporated to fight increasing violence in Israel's Arab community

After expressing dismay over the progressive lawmakers’ vote against funding Israel’s Iron Dome defense system, the U.S. comedian soon found herself reconsidering her own position

The visit was the first by an exclusively Bahraini delegation, which also became the first group to receive the Holocaust Center's new teaching guidelines in Arabic

In the compromise proposed by the Israel's Supreme Court, Palestinian residents will become protected tenants. Now they will have to decide whether their fight is over principles or pragmatism

Israel's Empathy, founded in 2020, created an app to help grieving relatives close accounts, recover passwords, deal with taxes and other logistics while they mourn – and give them emotional support, too

In an interview on the Haaretz Weekly podcast, former Labor lawmaker Stav Shaffir discussed her attempts to contact prominent U.S. progressives, and why Bennett was wrong to ignore the Palestinians in his UN speech

Despite my fierce opposition to the occupation, I decided it was my civic duty, impelled by liberal values, to serve it – as an IDF soldier patrolling the West Bank and protecting settlers

Number of serious cases and deaths reaches two-month low, data shows, as Israel continues its mass campaign of third vaccine doses

‘The Problem with Jon Stewart’ sees the liberal icon return to our screens, but his Apple TV+ show (and podcast) is still a work in progress

In bid to acquire millions of tests quickly, Israel has dropped local-validation requirement

The main suspect is a 49-year-old Israeli who worked as a nurse at a psychiatric institution near Haifa, where Yael Melnik had been hospitalized before

Israel's national security adviser, Eyal Hulata, met with his American counterpart in Washington, who reiterated Biden's promise to 'turn to other options' if diplomacy with Iran should fail

While the far-reaching ops to halt Iran's nuclear activities could almost always be justified, Israel's public bragging almost never is

Republican Rand Paul, one of the greatest critics of foreign aid in Washington, argues that the Iron Dome funding should come from proposed assistance to Afghanistan, thwarting unanimous agreement

Under the proposal, three families residing in Sheikh Jarrah and face eviction would be recognized as first-generation protected tenants, meaning they would continue to enjoy the status for two more generations

The vast majority of New York City educators were vaccinated before Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the mandate August 23, and most of the rest have been vaccinated since

The ad relates to an attack on residents of the Palestinian village of Khirbet al-Mufkara in which property was damaged and a 3-year-old boy injured

Mossad Chief David Barnea reportedly deemed the operation as a 'failure' ■ Bennett's office says 'the mission was a successful one,' and 'spreading any other information is an utter lie'

The public and government are seemingly no longer interested in the coronavirus. But that doesn’t mean COVID-19 is done with Israel, especially when the country's borders fully reopen

The Arak heavy water reactor could produce the plutonium required for Iran to build a bomb, but has only been operating at one-tenth capacity after the nuclear accords were signed in 2015

Judge Tarek Bitar, who sought to question Hezbollah's allies, was warned by a senior member of the Iran-backed movement that the group would have him removed

Panorays defends against supply chain attacks, in which hackers can attack one supplier and then target its customers through less secure elements in the supply chain

As Israel's parliament resumes its winter session, Bennett is heckled by Likud lawmakers who called him a 'crook' and a 'liar' and were removed from the plenum ■ Netanyahu blasts PM for handling of COVID crisis

Starting today, Israel's Green Pass, which grants access to public spaces, won't be available to over a million Israelis who received their second vaccine shot more than six months ago. The reason: waning immunity

Some forecast that warming oceans would spur evaporation and create light-reflecting cloud cover. Actually, Earth is trapping even more energy from the sun

The incredible story of hundreds of Afrikaners who converted to Judaism and left South Africa to move to Israel. Also: the progressive Democrats who are willing to meet Israeli left-wing politicians – but not in public

Interior Ministry said children of Israelis born abroad could visit the country as long as their parents commit to registering them in the population registry, binding them to military service

The move is opposed by store owners and religious city councilors, who say the higher number of permits to be issued is disproportionate to the city's needs

Prosecutors say judges of the lower chamber didn't fully assess circumstantial evidence in the case, when they acquitted two men last year

High-ranking Hamas delegation likely to show flexibility in Egyptian-mediated talks with Israel on return of civilians, soldiers' bodies, after boost by recent Israeli-Egyptian leaders' confab

While Bennett said that Israel's army would also help suppress crime, defense officials 'do not believe' it is legal to involve army forces in police operations that involve Israeli citizens

The Royal Hashemite Court argued the luxury properties King Abdullah owns in the United States and Britain were not a secret, adding privacy and security reasons were behind not disclosing it

Israeli President Isaac Herzog raised concerns ahead of an upcoming visit to Ukraine over the growing spread of Holocaust revisionism in Europe: 'Memories are not simply forgotten – they are erased, or even rewritten'

Lars Vilks stirred worldwide controversy in 2007 with drawings depicting the Prophet Mohammed with the body of a dog. He had been living under police protection since the drawings were published

Bennett's spokesman says gambling tycoon Teddy Sagi, who reportedly fled Cyprus following a tip-off from local authorities, 'was not the target' of an assassination attempt, while Iran calls allegations 'baseless'

Israel's COVID cabinet decided against relaxing restrictions as new Green Pass regulations come into effect, requiring a booster jab

When Israel’s president visits the memorial outside Kyiv where Nazis executed 33,000 Jews in two days, he will be paying tribute to a tragedy held in common by Jews and Ukrainians, despite Soviet efforts to obliterate its memory

The decision to enlist the security service in combatting a civil issue can fly by quietly for most Israelis, who want to see the Arab minority restrained. But for Arabs, the Shin Bet is already ever-present anyway

The raid follows a bombing outside the Eid Gah mosque that killed five civilians. While no one claimed responsibility, suspicion quickly fell on the local Islamic State affiliate

Jerusalem’s Gazelle Valley Park meets the standard for implementing nature-based methods to solve ecological crises, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature says

The judicial panel shifted its position on Judge Khaled Kabub's nomination after allegations surfaced that he met with 'people who encourage terror attacks.' Kabub, who would have been the first-ever permanent Muslim justice, denies any wrongdoing

The government's decision to utilize the Shin Bet to deal with organized crime in civilian population could create a permanent rift between the agency and Arab citizens

Gantz hopes to elect his former coalition partner Amir Peretz as the head of the board, who would in turn approve an air force officer who served with him in the IDF as the CEO of Israel's largest defense industry firm

Dozens of Palestinian villagers who object to the construction project in the West Bank's E1 area were told just hours prior they could attend it in person

The defense and justice ministries have been working on a plan to establish an independent panel which will look into suspected misconducts by former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's acquaintances

According to sources from the committee, the army was surprised to learn of its role and the incoming Shin Bet chief said its role would be restricted to helping the police with intelligence and technological matters

The COVID cabinet, convening for the first time in a month, postponed their decision on whether to exclude open venues – including restaurants and gyms not located in enclosed spaces – from the Green Pass program

Senior Palestinian Authority officials are pushing the Meretz ministers for a series of mainly economic demands amidst a moribund diplomatic process with Israel

Tenants opposing the national urban renewal project are perceived as extortionist and greedy, but many stand to lose millions and even their livelihood

The phone call was the latest step by Jordan's King Abdullah to normalize relations with Syria, after years of supporting Western-backed rebels hoping to oust Assad

The president plunged Tunisia into a constitutional crisis in July by suspending the elected parliament, dismissing the prime minister and assuming executive authority

Dorothy Levitt, daughter of London-born Sephardi Jews, lived fast, died young and left a ravaged corpse.

Three suspects have been arrested. Though no group claimed responsibility, attacks by Islamic State-affiliated militants against the Taliban have increased since their takeover of Afghanistan

When the management company asked me whether I wanted to renew the lease on my old but charming Tel Aviv apartment, I was filled with relief. Then came the price tag

Newly rich Israeli tech founders open up on how their lives have changed after making 'life-changing' amounts of money, what they spend it on, and give advice on how to stay sane

In the inaugural meeting of the government's committee to fight violence in the Arab community, the prime minister says he expects Arabs to 'cooperate fully' with authorities

The sharp escalation in tensions between the North African country and its former colonial ruler follow France's decision to cut down visas given to Algerians and Moroccans by half

For decades, Israeli couple Miri and Ilan Shalev lived peacefully in a Jerusalem house built by Palestinians who fled during the Nakba, unaware of the archaeological history hiding under their feet

University of Bristol says David Miller, who said Jewish students who protested his comments are 'used as political pawns by a violent, racist, foreign regime,' ​didn't meet 'the standards of behavior we expect from our staff'

All Israeli Green Passes currently in use were meant to expire on Sunday, but due to technical glitches on the Health Ministry's website, Israelis will have a few more days to get them reissued. Who is eligible for the new pass, and how can they get ...

Police unit covered up overnight a mural depicting the men who carried out a 2017 attack that killed two officers in Jerualem. The mayor said the wall is private property, and therefore his staff wasn't authorized to remove the mural