War, living in the shadow of a nuclear Iran - or peace

The 44-year-old faces several other charges after he rammed policemen at a northern Israel construction site last month during a search for illegal Palestinian workers

Seventeen years after construction began, the Museum of Tolerance slowly arising over Muslim graves in central Jerusalem is only expected to welcome the public in another year and a half

Israel’s Supreme Court will decide the fate of hundreds of Palestinians living in Silwan next week. Photographer Tali Mayer depicts the residents of two buildings under the threat of eviction

The performance artist who once let the audience abuse her talks to Haaretz about feminism, political correctness and the monument she put up at the site of a Holocaust massacre in Ukraine

Israel's censor won't allow revealing the identity of the paid consultant, citing Iranian threats to 'anyone working with the Mossad'

Israel's decision to increase the number of work permits granted to Gazan merchants and workers wishes to buy time and postpone the next military confrontation

If passed, the law would preclude anyone under prosecution for a transgression carrying three or more year's imprisonment from serving as head of the government

The study by Israel's Clalit also found a 93 percent dip in symptomatic COVID among youths

A study conducted in Israeli hospitals finds there was no difference in the number of eggs, sperm quality, and the rate or quality of embryos, in comparison to participants who did not get the COVID vaccine

The FDA said Americans can choose a different shot than their original inoculation as a booster, paving the way for millions more people in the United States to get the additional protection

Initial reports said the attack appeared to include two drone strikes and a small number of rockets

The threat of war in Syria's Idlib comes as proxies and the powers backing them continue to strike at each other, bringing in civilian casualties

The new COVID directive will go into effect in November as Israel begins a campaign to inoculate Palestinians with a third dose of the vaccine

Hundreds of residents and interns withdraw their letters of resignation ■ Agreement will gradually implement 18-hour shifts instead of 26-hour ones starting in April

The proposal calls to lower the age of exemption for Haredi men from 24 to 21 in hopes of encouraging yeshiva students to join the workforce

U.S. allies in the Mideast have been restoring ties with Assad, who was given the cold shoulder after the bloody crackdown in 2011 at the beginning of Syria's civil war

The arrests follow international cooperation with Israeli police on crime dealing with foreign currency exchange after another fraud network was uncovered earlier this month in Tel Aviv

The death toll from crime in Israel's Arab community has hit triple figures. How did the problem reach this boiling point and what has the government done to try and stymie crime?

While Israel's COVID infection rate is 13.7 percent, the rate in the ultra-Orthodox community is 31 percent. By contrast, only 8.4 percent of Bedouin contracted the virus in the pandemic’s first 18 months

The company has attempted to recruit engineers in the semiconductor field in recent weeks for management and engineering positions at the new center

Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, known for their anti-Arab rhetoric, go to Damascus Gate a day after the worst clashes since May erupted between Palestinians and police at the site

A Gaza official said the new policy, which takes effect on Thursday, is seen as an effort by Israel to ease tensions in the Hamas-ruled coastal enclave and a response to Egypt's request for such concessions

A new survey shows Israeli Jews more anxious about Arabs than the other way around, but the long-term trend toward greater integration continues, experts say

A Civil Administration officer raped a Palestinian woman who needed an entry permit to Israel, and was sentenced to 11 years in prison

The confrontations near the Damascus Gate are evidence of the Palestinians' deep sensitivity to Jewish threats – whether real or imagined

Israeli army Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi has asked that the government’s Ministerial Committee for Publication Permission approve the request; Kan public broadcaster say the book deals with ‘leadership matters’

While 53 women have submitted requests to the Health Ministry to test their hair for date-rape drug since 2019, just 10 have done so between 2016 and 2018

India's initiation comes a day after UAE invites Bennett for an official visit. On Friday, Bennett will meet Putin in Sochi

U.S. national security adviser Sullivan posited that Saudi Arabia join the Abraham Accords, reports Axios. Riyadh reportedly gave him a 'list of steps' to be taken before normalization with Israel and did not reject the idea

As his country reckons with its own past, the owner of the Taiwan Holocaust Peace Memorial wants to take his message about the Shoah and the Jewish people far beyond the building’s four walls

Dennis Prager claims it is ‘infinitely preferable to have natural immunity than vaccine immunity.’ Four vaccine-skeptic U.S. conservative pundits have died from the virus in recent months

Researchers at the Sea of Galilee find inscriptions proving they found a major church, shoring up their belief that this was the church of Jesus' disciples, the real Bethsaida

Beresheet 1 crashed on the moon. Beresheet 2 lunar expedition part of larger agreement between the two countries to collaborate on space projects

Prime Minister Bennett's announcement to transfer troops to the south to help curb crime follows three murders in three days in Israel's Arab towns

Despite this condemnation, American ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield also criticized the Security Council’s outsized focus on Israel

You can bathe in the Danube and other great European rivers, but wild swimmers will be waiting a long time before they can dive into Tel Aviv's deadly river

'You’re heading for a cliff': As the Bennett government insists on equating Israel with the settlements, even calling critics antisemitic, Biden must warn Israelis about its real repercussions

Bennett hopes to figure out the Kremlin’s position on Iran’s efforts to buy time for its nuclear program during his meeting with the President Putin on Friday

An 11-year-old Israeli was identified with the AY4.2 sub-strain of the coronavirus, which accounts for 8 percent of U.K. COVID cases

Amer Makled Jabarin, 26, was shot in Umm al-Fahm, the third murder in Israel's Arab towns in the last three days. 'War must be declared against these criminals, and all means must be used,' says a city council member

Fourteen Syrian soldiers die as two bombs target military bus in Damascus ■ In central Syria, a blast inside an ammunition depot kills five soldiers

When Naftali Bennett says that 'we’re losing the state' because of 100 murdered Arabs, he himself demarcates two states. His blind spot keeps him from seeing that the State of Israel is already lost: it's become a colony

Six of the biggest polluters belong to ICL Group (Israel Chemicals) and the Bazan Group, which are controlled by Idan Ofer

The woman waited eight hours for an interpreter to arrive for her interrogation, only to be released and handed over to the Palestinian Authority police, which has no jurisdiction in her area of residence

The headline figure of 4,000 Palestinians receiving residency rights is much lower in practice, and has left a group of activists lobbying for their rights in an even deeper limbo

Nide's confirmation will now go to the Senate floor for a final vote before he is officially confirmed, though it remains unclear if Cruz will block his confirmation on the floor

Avichai Mendelblit believes Netanyahu's actions as prime minister justify the legislation proposed by Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar

The Education Ministry is giving the parents the choice, rather than having professionals decide, but the parents say the regular classrooms are not equipped to meet their children’s needs

Reps. John Yarmuth and David Price have long been supportive of Israel, but were also tough critics of Israeli policies they thought endangered a potential two-state solution

A drop in contributions to the Holocaust Remembrance Center could jeopardize its operation, comptroller warns

Interior minister delays legislation allowing Arab homes built without permits to be connected to the electrical grid, prompting lawmaker Walid Taha to freeze deliberations on key bill

The new numbers amount to four children killed or maimed every day, according to UNICEF spokesman

Parents and students in Israel have been hesitant to comply with the COVID testing requirements, preventing researchers from verifying whether it's safe to use in other schools. But Bennett still pushes ahead with the program

The invitation comes during a meeting between the Bahraini and Emirati ambassadors to Israel and Prime Minister Bennett in his Jerusalem office

Judah Benjamin was the largest Jewish slave owner in the South and a key member of Confederate President Jefferson Davis’ government. ‘This is a person who had some very impressive qualities but did sickening, horrible things,’ says biographer ...

A video shows Itamar Ben-Gvir of the Religious Zionism party being pushed by Ayman Odeh of the largely Arab Joint List, with the family of the Palestinian, Mukdad Qawasmeh, calling Ben-Gvir’s visit a provocation

Israel’s national Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, recognized Sousa Mendes as a 'Righteous among the Nations' in 1966

The online retail giant reintroduced free shipping to Israel in August on orders over $65 and lowered the price to $49 on Tuesday

Zehava fled the West Bank to escape abuse and prostitution. But in Israel, she was left without basic rights – even welfare institutions offered no solution. ‘They said her appearance was not feminine enough'

The new series finally fulfills the teaser at the end of Part I, which promised a sequel that would cover 'Hitler on Ice' and 'Jews in Space'

Hole the size of Rhode Island opened in the Arctic ice for 2 weeks in 2020 and that will be nothing if we don’t curb emissions, warns ‘alien Earth’ forecast for the year 2500

Agathopous, we barely knew ye: Some VIPs marked their boxes with initials but lowlier folk also carved their names onto seats, hoping to ‘book’ room for their family at the bloody spectacles

Meanwhile, an Israeli bus company announced on Sunday that its buses would no longer complete their route in East Jerusalem to avoid constant stoning

Israel agrees to legalize the status of unregistered Palestinians in the West Bank following understandings between Defense Minister Benny Gantz and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas

The Luzzatto High Holiday Machzor, a 700-year-old Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur prayer book, is the oldest Hebrew prayer book ever to be sold at auction

The exercise is considered to be a part of 'aerial diplomacy' efforts which highlight Israel's value as a strategic ally despite the lack of progress on the Palestinian issue

The IDF Spokesperson's Unit did not issue special instructions to Israeli communities along the Gaza border

Archaeological sites in Israel you may not be aware of: An Assyrian stronghold in Tel Aviv port, the city that may or may not have been biblical Ziklag, where the Edomite gods met our Maker and more

Laser interceptions will be substantially cheaper than Iron Dome firings, as Israeli defense officials recognize that U.S. funding will only become more challenging to receive

The Crete tremor was felt in Israel, Egypt and all around the Mediterranean. No reports of casualties or damage to property thus far

Twenty-six years on, Netanyahu is still trying to convince the public that he, and not Yitzhak Rabin, was the real victim in November 1995, and he seems to think more and more are starting to believe it

On catwalks in Paris and flashy fashion magazines, an age-old handicraft is making a comeback. For the creators, it's a way of preserving Bedouin culture and female craft for future generations

Israel police are investigating whether the incident, in which 28-year-old Yogev Cohen fell on a car driving beneath him, is a work-related accident

Only a day after the violence epidemic in the Arab community claimed its 100th victim, a 25-year-old man was gunned down in northern Israel

The ministry has been aware of the problem for months but has failed to resolve it. 'We’re a weak population and we’re paying the price,' said one asylum seeker in Israel

Turkey summoned the ambassadors of 10 countries, including the U.S., Germany and France, over a statement calling for the urgent release of philanthropist Osman Kavala, who was jailed four years ago

U.S. health officials have been under pressure to authorize additional shots after the White House announced plans in August for a widespread booster campaign

Promises to fight violence in the Arab community have been heard from every possible platform, but Arabs' sense of personal security is at all-time low

'Three or four more Deir Yassins and not a single Arab would have remained in the country,’ Irgun commander Ben-Zion Cohen once remarked

Seven were killed last week in violent street clashes between Hezbollah and Amal groups over the Beirut blast investigator

'Lifting sanctions is an indication of seriousness of the other party,' Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said

Israel's health and education ministries will formulate a separate plan for cities with high COVID infection rates

The late Colin Powell has two legacies – one as an inspirational success story, and another as the secretary of state who publicly backed the disastrous invasion of Iraq

Israeli officials say the move is the result of recent pressure from Russian officials

Unvaccinated make up some three-quarters of serious cases, while number of Israelis who have received COVID booster shot reaches about 3.85 million

Former head of Walla's news desk testifies in the former PM's corruption trial, rejecting claim that pro-Netanyahu bias was the result of ideological views

When my daughter asked if I agreed with Indigenous People’s Day, I felt the burden of her trust – and recalled partial lessons in history taught years ago in America, and today in Israel ■ Post #37

How did real estate in East Jerusalem fall into the hands of the Virgin Islands' government, and who are the Israeli stars of the Pandora Papers leak? Also: inside the Trump administration's fancy Jerusalem reunion

New study shows that calorie restriction on its own achieves nothing, but fasting for most of the day, every day, has geroprotective effects

Fascism only took power in a few countries, but in interwar Europe every country had fascist movements, denouncing liberal democracies and attacking communists and Jews. Understanding their allure is just as relevant today

At the official ceremony marking 26th of Rabin's assassination, Bennett says an entire Israeli generation has PTSD ■ Netanyahu says assassination has been used to attack him