Accusations were made against Israel's public broadcaster that instances of humiliation, insults and sexual harassment were not properly addressed.

Russian movie dubbers reinvent themselves in Israel, to hilarious effect

A law meant to ease the process of committing to donate one's organs after death will be debated in the Ministerial Law Committee on Sunday.

With the Goldberg Committee approving of Shin Bet nominee R, alleged scandals have been dismissed as non-issues.

Israeli-Swedish relations are beginning to warm up again, after a tense few years since the 2014 Gaza War.

Even though it’s been nearly half a century, the events of October 1973 are stirring renewed debate.

Canadian writer and director Emma Seligman discusses her acclaimed indie film "Shiva Baby."

Israel Police are investigating whether recent bus torchings in Ramla had nationalistic motives.

Students in green cities will no longer have to go into quarantine if one of their classmates catches COVID.

No one had objected to R, who is the current deputy chief and who has had a storied career of daring operations for decades.

Teachers in subsidized daycares earn far less than those in locally-run daycares, leading to a shortage of manpower.

Don't know what to do in Jerusalem the coming week? Here's a list of suggestions.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

The variables compromising the Socioeconomic Index provide a unique perspective on the populations of the different areas and on the differences between them.

Today, hardly a day goes by without a shooting, a homicide, or a violent fight in Arab dominant areas. What is being done to solve the problem?

Domestic and foreign tourism has suffered during the coronavirus period, including the Old City of Jerusalem's Christian Quarter.

To what degree are the trees of Jerusalem really endangered? Who is in charge of protecting them and what does the law say on that matter?

Go forth from Zion: Propping up Israeli musicians at Music Port.

Defense officials call on Bennett to head new panel to screen Beijing’s investments in Israel as gov’t stalls on rail tenders.

A weekly round-up of city affairs.

A woman in her 30s was arrested after suspicion arose of her igniting the fire. She will be interrogated by Israel Police.

According to defense officials, Argaman's tenure as director has seen one of the greatest transformations of the intelligence agency.

An outline proposed by the Health, Finance and Economy ministries in the past few days was rejected by the representatives of the medical residents.

Zim shipping services is launching a new digital freight solution for small businesses.

Art exhibition of Russian-speaking olim highlighting the beauty of the Holy Land to open at the Jerusalem House of Quality (organized by Skizza) October 20.

Kushner and Trump will also be attending the launching of a new center that will be headed by former US ambassador to Israel David Friedman on Monday night.

Labor MK Colette Avital reported two alleged incidents during which former President and Prime Minister Shimon Peres assaulted and harassed her.

The mother was filmed abusing her daughter, who is underweight and was suffering from convulsions.

Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Israel and Palestinian Affairs Hady Amr discussed "payments to individuals imprisoned for acts of terrorism" with Israeli and Palestinian officials.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS: ‘If you don’t have peace with Arabs in Jaffa and Acre, how can you have peace with Arabs abroad?’