October arrests of 15 suspected Mossad spies didn't get Ankara what it wanted; now it may think it's found a better bargaining chip

Semi-official Tasnim news agency says the incident is due to outdated infrastructure

Dozens of demonstrators try to disrupt evacuation of Geulat Zion, damage vehicles; video shows violent tussle between female officer and protester

The sale represents the 'technological development over thousands of years,' from papyrus through parchment, paper and now digital representations of the Bible, says co-founder

Welfare and Social Affairs Minister Meir Cohen says action must be taken to ensure homes do not become 'a trap of violence and fear for so many women and children'

15 families told to leave four-story structure after deep cracks observed and woman reports difficulty in opening doors and windows of her home

As Patrick Leahy says he won't run for reelection, California Democrat might become first Jew and first woman to be Senate’s president pro tempore

Former prime minister allegedly didn't like jewelry delivered to his wife by benefactors, prompting her to ask for it to be exchanged

Alleged incident took place several months ago in Tel Aviv, sparked an uproar within the navy, report says

Bar Ilan University initiative will focus on Galilee region, where cases are 3 times higher than national average; 1 million Israelis expected to be diabetic by 2040

Deal negotiated under Trump and linked to Israel normalization will help US security ties with Emirates, deter shared threats 'including from Iran,' says envoy at Dubai Air Show

Though the president of the Jewish Museum, set to open Dec. 5, puts the country's Jewish population at around 120,000, many locals know little to nothing about Jewish people

Syrian state media reports no injuries in attack near capital, amid an uptick in alleged Israeli airstrikes in recent weeks

Selina Steinfeld, who lived through WWII massacres in Romania, wins pageant aimed at bringing joy and recognition to dwindling number of Israeli survivors

Natali Oknin, held on suspicion of espionage, has featured in several ads for her employer, Egged; lawyer files appeal with Turkish court against couple's detention