JPost One-on-One Zoomcast, Episode 41 - Gil Hoffman and former justice minister Yossi Beilin: Oslo agreements initiator says he cannot forgive Netanyahu for his obstacles to their advancement.

A senior officer was arrested for secretly taking intimate photos of soldiers with planted cameras in the women's residences.

Here is a look at the world’s premier gaming championship event, hosted this year in Eilat, Israel.

The bill stipulates that the Israel will stop issuing designated bonds at a rate of 30% of the old and new pension assets, and 100% of the pension savings will be invested in the capital market.

As the United States celebrates Veterans Day, Israel’s Ammunition Hill, the battle site that led to Jerusalem’s reunification, adds its 500th honoree on Jewish National Fund-USA’s Wall of Honor.

Two weeks ago, Black Shadow announced its hack of Cyberserve, which hosted Atraf, and the hackers have been exposing personal information of LGBTQ clients of the website in waves.

Volunteers of National Civil Service – 'Sherut Leumi' in Hebrew – are between the ages of 18 and 21 and typically work 30–40 hours per week for 12 to 24 months.

The 'Seniors in the workplace' program is meant to encourage senior citizens to join the workforce and help them in the employment process.

The official Ambassador of the Holy Land Santa filmed his annual Christmas greetings video in the Golan Heights.

The Israeli film 'Perfect Strangers' is about several couples at a dinner party who agree to read aloud all their texts and play all their conversations on speakerphone.

An IDF West Bank Court on Wednesday convicted Palestinian human rights activist Juana Rashmawi of terror financing | Gov’t: Verdict proves world should believe charges on 6 NGOs

Ari Folman’s 'Where is Anne Frank' had its international premiere at the Cannes Film Festival last spring.

Gantz’s action affected the freedom of movement and expression of those working in the NGOs, attorney Eitan Mack said in a letter to Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit.

'Dekalog' is a 10-part series of one-hour films being screened at the Arava International Film Festival based on the 10 commandments, made in 1988 and set in contemporary Poland.

Women’s rights groups dispute low number of divorce-refusal cases presented by rabbinical courts, in Knesset committee hearing Tuesday.

Mazen Ghenayim, Ra'am MK from Sakhnin, cast the deciding vote for a new hospital in his city.

The state was ordered by the High Court of Justice to explain why rules changed mid-year.

Save a Child’s Heart is the first Israeli organization to receive the United Nations Population Award in recognition of its humanitarian activities.

Cave had originally been slated to perform this year at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv, but that show was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ) said the problem is “not about Israel or NSO per se. It is about what should be done to regulate out-of-control private hacking.”

Yad L’Olim founder Dov Lipman expressed optimism that the Constitution Committee will amend rules keeping people out of the country.

Ultra-Orthodox actor Shuli Rand and actress and television presenter Tzufit Grant married on Tuesday night, with celebrities Orna Banai, Amir Benayoun and Shlomi Shaban reportedly among the guests.

Air force officers will be an integral part of infantry brigades in future conflicts.

UTJ leader Moshe Gafni accused Yisrael Beytenu of being antisemitic.

Firefights between drones may be the future of warfare in the region, says IDF Chief Artillery Officer Neri Horowitz.

The accusations follow Competition Authority agents raiding the offices of Shufersal and other companies on suspicion of violating competition laws.

In September, Shmuel Peleg illegally transferred the child – the only survivor of a cable car crash – to Israel, without the approval of the boy’s aunt, who had custody.

Mossi Raz stated that the children of settler leader Itai Zar should be taken and given to an adoptive family.

The event unveiled an Israeli plan to connect around 2,000 different African villages to running water and renewable energy.

Israel's Holocaust Authority Yad Vashem has tried to stay clear of politics and controversies. What does new chair Dani Dayan have to say about it?