Supreme Court ruling could have consequences for dozens of Palestinian families in Silwan facing eviction because a Jewish organization says they lack rights to the land

The illegal outpost of Evyatar, Israeli settlement expansion and Gantz's labeling of six Palestinian NGOs as terror groups are jeopardizing the gov't's stability

Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has been placed under house arrest and military forces arrest four cabinet ministers, sources say ■ Sudan began moving toward normalization with Israel last year

Ex-intelligence official Saad al-Jabri did not provide evidence of the claim on his '60 minutes' interview,' although did reveal a silent film which he said could be released in full, were he to be killed

The officer, Alexander Strizhevsky, was an investigator in the 2006 murder case of Ta'ir Rada and claims that Roman Zadorov used manipulative techniques to reduce his sentence

The legislation raises questions on whether it violates privacy rights, but the Justice Ministry contends that projects such as this have been undertaken in other democracies as well

Committee reviewing what will be part of the government-funded 'health basket' will discuss how to allocate additional $187 million for subsidized drugs and medical technology

After initially delaying the legislation, Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked reached an agreement with Mansour Abbas's party that will connect homes built before 2018 without a permit to the electricity grid

Suspects arrested last week are former members of the sect's 'modesty guard,' which intimidated different Jerusalem communities in those years. Most are refusing to cooperate

Under pressure from finance and energy ministries, Israel will reduce carbon emissions by 85 percent by 2050. But Bennett, ahead of UN climate conference, says goals should be more ambitious

The other 6,000 permits, as part of the increase of 15,000 permits that was approved in August, will become available in January 2022

'Some 200 griffon vultures live in Israel today. Nine vultures are almost 5 percent of the entire population of vultures in Israel,' a protection group said

The State Prosecutor's Office gave the green light to the Israeli Defense Ministry's decision to dub the six Palestinian NGOs as terror groups after it reviewed evidence

When you have a Russian bear in the neighborhood you tread carefully. That’s just what Israel is doing ■ In Gaza, Israel is trying to buy time as in the West Bank and Jerusalem small fires begin to burn

Benny Gantz’s decision to declare six Palestinian civil society groups terrorist organizations is ill-timed, badly planned, clumsily explained and poorly marketed

You’ll be praying for an actual alien invasion while watching this $200-million would-be spectacular, while ‘La Brea’ is the next wannabe ‘Lost’

Two Jewish women will play key roles in the lawsuit, which seeks damages against two dozen alt-right organizers of the 2017 Charlottesville rally

Erdogan’s new agenda covers cratering the economy, busting terror-financing sanctions, unjustified jailing, declining in the polls – and now, provoking an unprecedented rift with NATO allies, with a touch of antisemitism

The UN mission calls the announcement by Defense Minister Benny Gantz an 'attempt to intimidate and forcibly silence' these organizations from exposing Israel’s violations against Palestinians

Aaron Dov Vamosh lost the use of his legs after being hit by an Egyptian shell in October 1973. He explains how archery provided an unlikely outlet for him in the years after the war

The martyr is a potent weapon of mass radicalization, which is why Trump and his MAGA acolytes turned Babbitt’s death into a fake martyrdom justifying future retaliatory violence. From the Nazis to ISIS, the results of those tactics are ominous

Bennett government is set to discuss the landmark possibility of constructing 1,300 housing units for Palestinians in Area C of the West Bank, but also announces plans to double the Jewish population in Jordan Valley by 2026

A preliminary investigation found that the man, who was hired by a subcontractor, crossed the tracks without following safety regulations, according to the railroad company

Injuries marred the Russian-born athlete's performance at the three previous World Championships, keeping him out of the Tokyo Olympics

Regev attacked Ram Ben Barak following a post showed a member of Barak's staff photographed with former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem

When Israel invaded Egypt 65 years ago, President Eisenhower, up for reelection that week, offered an exceptionally tough response. ‘We will handle our affairs,’ he told a friend, ‘as though we didn’t have a Jew in America’

Israel reported on Sunday 307 COVID patients in serious condition, of whom 175 are in critical condition and 157 are on ventiliators

The Russian president, eager to cooperate with Israel and keep it out of any showdown between Moscow and the West, will give Israel’s new prime minister exactly the same treatment as his predecessor

'The Russians are our neighbors ... it is important that we manage the delicate situation in [Syria] smoothly and with no mishaps,' Prime Minister Bennett said before a cabinet meeting

One of the stone balls that rained upon the Crusaders besieged by the Mamluks at Arsuf bore a strange message, likely intended to boost morale among the attackers

The director of Al-Haq, one of the six organizations and the most prominent Palestinian human rights group in the territories, said the groups were considering their next legal move and that they will not stop their work

The pipeline is intended to increase gas exports, with a possibility of exporting gas from Egypt to other destinations in Europe

Family members of eight Holocaust survivors met for the first time at a New Jersey hotel suite, while others connected via Zoom from Israel, Sweden and Texas

Seven of the ambassadors represent Turkey's NATO allies and the expulsions, if carried out, would open the deepest rift with the West in Erdogan's 19 years in power

Despite the Israeli security officials citing evidence, it still remains classified, prompting calls from some ministers from Bennett's cabinet to disclose the evidence and spurring criticism among U.S. lawmakers

Israel Police have opened an investigation into the killing ■ The victim, who jumped into the sea in a bid to escape his attackers, had previously been convicted of murder

In the book ‘White Nights,’ my father, Menachem Begin, described his friendship with Mikhail Garin, an ailing Jew and ardent communist with whom he shared a bunk in a Soviet Gulag in 1941. Garin was thought to have disappeared, like millions of o...

Secret meetings of Israelis with Jordan's King Hussein, peace activists' pleas to the Palestinian leaders to attend and sensitive intel on Assad achieved the first open meeting of Israel, Jordan and the Palestinians

We know that Facebook is causing immense harm – and so do its employees. So, should we keep on using a service that encourages damage and destruction, and go on telling ourselves that nothing can be done about it?

'The Israeli government did not give us advance warning,' says State Department Spokesperson Ned Price

'If the enemy thinks they can act as they please before reaching a solution to this issue they are wrong,' Hassan Nasrallah says

Muqtada al-Sadr, the head of the largest party in Iraq’s parliament, opposes both Tehran and Washington, but his status as a kingmaker isn’t guaranteed as Iran tries to unite the Shi’ites

The national Sunrise Movement says its D.C. branch's decision not to join a rally this weekend due to the participation of 'Zionist organizations' is 'unacceptable'

Settlers destroyed crops and vandalized olive trees belonging to a Palestinian couple in their 60s. The past two weeks have seen 18 attacks by settlers in the West Bank. Some 8,000 olive trees have already been targeted this year – and the season h...

'It is urgent and crucial for Iran to end the activities of unprecedented gravity that it is conducting in violation of the [agreement],' says the Foreign Ministry spokesperson

A joint statement by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch called the decision 'an alarming escalation,' as the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs 'unequivocally condemned' the move

Details of the study were posted online Friday as U.S. regulators consider opening vaccinations to youngsters 5 to 11

Approval of construction for Palestinians is intended to signal to the Palestinian Authority and the international community that Israel is keen to help the PA, which is grappling with an economic crisis

Turkey arrested 15 suspects a month ago for allegedly providing the Mossad with information on Turkish citizens and foreign students, the Sabah newspaper says

Despite Putin's remarks, there is little daylight between the two leaders on Syria. On the Iranian nuke, however, there is still a large gulf between Bennett and Putin, who remains committed to a diplomatic solution

Kabul’s new Taliban rulers say they won't interfere with India. But for New Delhi, as more militants cross the border into an increasingly fragile Kashmir, coupled with threats from China and Pakistan, a perfect storm is brewing

What advice is given to Haredi boys who are attracted to others of their own sex? How do you deal with suspicions of pedophilia in the family? Dr. Tali Vishne, one of the most in-demand psychiatrists in Israel's ultra-Orthodox society, isn’t put of...

As pilgrim tourism vanished due to COVID, Christian guesthouses in Israel started wooing local tourists. That is how a church-owned facility in Tabgha, near the Sea of Galilee, wound up hosting its first bar mitzvah

Woman dies, director injured after incident involving the famous actor on a movie set outside of Santa Fe

Never has an Israeli prime minister suffered so much filth, obscenity, invective and calumny in the Knesset, while the opposition leader pretends he doesn't see it

Strikes against Iran-affiliated targets are on the rise and a prisoner deal with Hamas still seems far off. Amid this upheaval, Israel's fragile government presents its own political hurdle

According to Dr. Shimon Shapira, an expert on Lebanon and Hezbollah, Nasrallah has signaled that his organization is no longer a group within a state – but a state within a country

The mini-media storm over Israeli army Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi's book proved once again: The brass thinks civilians are from Mars, and officers are from Venus

A national assessment finds that ecosystems that provide humans with things like food and flood regulation are under serious threat

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Two Israelis head on a pre-army trip in Greece while a third reconnects with his roots in Austria

As leaders gathered in Malmo, neo-Nazis projected 'Holocaust was a scam' onto city’s main synagogue. PLUS: The race to become the next head of the Jewish Agency

An unforgettable journey into the depths of the forest and an encounter with the tribes of the Xingu River

Leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces rejects Hezbollah chief's accusation of instigating an ambush that killed seven last week

The Palestinians arrested by Turkish authorities had been missing since September ■ According to a Palestinian report, PA intelligence was behind their arrests

‘When Bennett visited Biden it was to mend relations,’ Israeli official says. ‘With Russia, the aim is not to spoil them’

Egypt will have a shortfall of 200,000-300,000 teachers and of more than 28,000 classrooms this year and its education budget is less than half the amount the government promised

Dozens of armed settlers entered Khirbet al-Mufkara and threw stones, vandalized property and set sheep loose, the indictment says

Many Israelis understand there is 'something wrong' with the current government, former PM Netanyahu says at a convention of local councils and authorities

Health officials recommended delaying recognition of the Russian vaccine upon the discovery of the new COVID AY4.2 sub-strain in Israel

Post-COVID, it seems a lot of people don’t want to go back to the daily grind and, right now, they don’t have to

A week after the International Forum on Holocaust Remembrance and Combating Antisemitism left Malmö, local Jewish leaders have differing views about the battle and challenges ahead

Ahead of a march for voting rights this weekend, Sunrise Movement’s D.C. chapter called to remove left-wing Jewish groups that support Israel from the event. ‘Immensely wrong,’ responds Americans for Peace Now

The trains operated on the system’s Red Line, which will be one of four operating in the Tel Aviv-Jaffa metropolitan area starting in 2023

The new COVID guidelines still need to be approved by the Israeli cabinet

In the Trump-Netanyahu years, Israel aligned itself with authoritarian leaders who challenged democratic norms in Europe and around the world. The new government in Jerusalem should rethink this problematic policy

Despite its small size and inability to reach the global goal of zero net emissions by 2050, Israel can become a key player in the fight against climate change, said the environmental protection minister

Petition based on legal opinion that since the resident had not committed a terrorist attack as initially suspected, police officers were liable to be investigated as criminal suspects; they never were

'I believe that because of the page we are turning here today, there will be a whole new book of friendship and cooperation,' said Israeli FM Yair Lapid

The Health Ministry also reported 331 serious coronavirus cases in Israel, a 57 percent drop from the peak in the last quarter

A new documentary tells the story of Rafi Nelson, 'the king of Taba beach,' whose resort was the place for Israel's elite to be seen in the 1970s

The fifteen alleged Mossad operatives worked within Turkish territory and were monitored 'for about a year,' the report notes

Amethyst seal found in ancient Jerusalem sewer system may be first depiction of the precious persimmon used in Second Temple incense, archaeologists say

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