Although the infection rate has surpassed 1 for the first time since September, the number of serious COVID cases in Israel is at the lowest since July

Home Secretary Priti Patel told Washington reporters that the move is aimed to combat antisemitism, according to The Guardian

For years photographer and journalist Eitan Elhadez-Barak has documented obscure rites connected to many of the country's marginal communities

The report was given to senior U.S. officials after Biden demanded an explanation for the May 15 attack from then-Prime Minister Netanyahu

A drill simulating a deadly, resistant COVID variant was held last week. It didn't address, however, Israel's Achilles heel

The Bennett-Lapid-Herzog team spurned dramatics to win the release of the Israeli tourists Natalie and Mordi Oknin

These settlers 'are not bored kids,' says one security official, as Gantz convenes an emergency meeting to discuss the rise in incidents

A statement following a meeting of envoys from the UN, U.S., EU and Russia also urged Israel and the Palestinians to advance building new settlement units in Palestinian territories and address the 'untenable fiscal crisis' there

The idea behind the Xtend startup arose during the interception of fire-bearing balloons launched from Gaza into Israel. The company is now planning to undertake ‘the most dangerous missions in the world’

'Hate crimes are the root from which terrorism grows and we must uproot it,' Israel's Defense Minister said in a meeting on Thursday

In 18 shooting cases investigated by the Israeli army, no one has been brought to trial

Benjamin Ferencz, now 101, collected evidence of Nazi war crimes and lead the prosecution in the infamous trial that led to the conviction of 22 former Nazi SS officials

A study conducted by Hadassah Medical Center and the Hebrew University found that the best protection for the baby was provided during Weeks 27-31 of the woman's pregnancy

Two Iranians are accused of sending threatening emails to intimidate voters and sending a video that contained disinformation about purported election infrastructure vulnerabilities

A paranoid, psychotic mother wreaked havoc with Dr. Yair Caspi’s psyche. After years of grappling with that trauma, he developed a therapeutic approach that differs radically from methods used in contemporary psychology. It stresses the need to rec...

Jerusalem diplomat: ‘There was no talk of price, but there will be gestures of one kind or another down the road’

After meeting with U.S. secretary of homeland security, Israel's Ayelet Shaked says Washington is committed to adding Israel to its visa waiver program, predicting it will be completed in 2023

Amid escalating conflicts between the UN agency and Tehran, UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi will meet Iran's foreign minister and nuclear energy chief, Iran's nuclear government agency says

The fall of Chaim Walder, children's book author, newspaper columnist and rock star across all strands of Orthodoxy, after allegations of serial sexual assault, is setting off tremors throughout the Haredi world – because it threatens one of its mo...

While the world leaders dither on, grassroots enterprises are showing the way to a more sustainable order, and as for the rest of us, signing petitions won’t do it

Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Israel are just four of the countries benefiting from the open checkbook of the Chinese government. But that largesse comes at a price

In Israel, some products are hard to find and prices are rising, but the supply chain crisis hasn’t really reached us. It may though

Israel celebrated the return of the Oknins on Thursday morning, but unlike in the Netanyahu era, no politicians showed up to get a photo with them at the airport. Bennett and Lapid worked quietly, and got the job done

Pressure mounts to remove the name of the Sackler family, whose pharmaceutical company fueled the opioid crisis, from the school's medicine building

Arnon Giladi had allegedly met the teen regularly over months, in a conversation with Haaretz however, the allegations were denied

Following intense lobbying from ultra-Orthodox groups, unvaccinated children under the age of 12 can now apply for special entry permit

If Donald Trump can be a Christian nationalist, so can Josh Mandel, the longtime nativist leading Ohio's GOP Senate primaries

Soldiers in Israel's 8200 intelligence unit are so highly prized in the high-tech world that companies want to poach them even before they're released, leading them to share their knowledge on the professional social network

The demand for sex therapy has never been greater, but with touch therapy and genital massages, the line between treatment and abuse keeps getting blurrier

Beitar Jerusalem owner Moshe Hogeg is believed to have pocketed tens of millions of shekels while conspiring to mislead investors on projects involving cryptocurrency

The cleaner at the Defense Minister's house contacted the Black Shadow hacker group, responsible for numerous cyberattacks on Israel, with offers of help, indictment says

With roots in New York as much as Addis Ababa, the Sigdiyada Festival celebrates the best of Israeli-Ethiopian talent

As Europe witnesses a new spike in coronavirus cases, it can learn lessons from Israel's experience with boosters and lockdowns

'I cannot award the Israel Prize for academic achievements, impressive as they are, [to someone] who calls for boycotting academic institutions in Israel,' the education minister says

The unmanned vessels will be able to semi-autonomously carry out anti-submarine warfare, as well as be used for commercial gas and oil exploration

President Herzog also thanked the Turkish president, emphasizing the importance of increased dialogue, which has become a main goal of Israel's foreign policy towards Turkey since the Oknin couple's arrest

The couple, who were arrested in Turkey last week for suspected espionage after photographing the Dolmabahce Palace, arrived in Israel. PM Bennett thanked President Erdogan

The southern town of Kiryat Malakhi is now naming the square after Jacques Cohen, a regular contributor to the Jewish National Fund

Research conducted by the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and the Ruppin Academic Center reveals 60 different kinds of pollutants in Israeli streams, with the highest concentration occurring near Haifa

During a job interview for the police's Department of Identification and Forensic Science an applicant was asked about a rape compliant she filed. Two weeks later, she was told her application had been turned down

After Haaretz investigation revealed alleged sexual abuse of minors, columnist and author steps back from public to 'clear his name'

The six Palestinian organizations, which were declared terror groups last month by Defense Minister Benny Gantz, are recipients of EU funding

Israel's policy change will allow the city's Palestinian residents to enter a lottery for buying rights of new government housing in East Jerusalem

Ran Balicer, head of an expert panel advising Israel's Health Ministry on COVID-19, says the increase shows the rate of the virus's decline is slowing

Eitan Biran’s parents and younger sibling were among 14 people killed in May when a cable car slammed into a mountainside in northern Italy

Israeli nationals Natalie and Mordi Oknin are being held by Turkish authorities after they were accused of 'political and military espionage' by an Istanbul court

Even though the skies are open, onerous rules and COVID fears are deterring all but the most determined visitors

The leaders of Jordan, Egypt and the UAE are more concerned with stabilizing Syria and trying to minimize Iran’s influence there than rehabilitating President Bashar Assad. Israel's view isn't very different

If Erdogan intends to exploit the Israeli couple's arrest for his diplomatic needs, and as time passes and public pressure in Israel increases, there will be no choice but to recruit international efforts

Immigrants from Russia and Ukraine account for less than 40 percent of total olim so far this year, based on preliminary Jewish Agency figures, seemingly losing their majority due to tightening of regulations and uptick in aliyah from U.S. and France

Sudanese security forces fire live bullets at protestors demonstrating against the October 25 takeover by the Sudanese military

The Border Police officer, a man and a woman in their 20s, were moderately and lightly wounded and taken to a Jerusalem hospital

The Miss Universe pageant is in the spotlight for being held in Israel amid boycott calls against the country over its treatment of the Palestinians

The projects will include solar energy production in Jordan for the Israeli market, which would reciprocate by desalinating Mediterranean water for supply to Jordan

The collection of films Netflix is proudly flaunting is no cause for celebration: All of them focus on victimization and the occupation, rather than daring to confront internal Palestinian issues

The ministry republished its decision to reduce support for pluralistic Jewish organizations’ activities in schools by tens of thousands of shekels, which was disqualified in April by the High Court of Justice

The UN's nuclear watchdog also says it believes Iran has further increased its stockpile of highly enriched uranium in breach of a 2015 accord with world powers

After U.S officials expressed concerns over Chinese investment in Israeli projects, Israel's Herzog and China's Xi agree to advance cooperation in the fields of tourism, economy and culture

Despite the hike in domestic violence reports, admissions to women's shelters in Israel have simultaneously declined

Following a Haaretz investigation, a New York ultra-Orthodox chain said it would cease stocking Chaim Walder's books, believing the step will help protect children and exhibit care for his alleged victims

As Israel asks other countries to increase their donations to the Palestinian Authority, fearing its collapse, those donor states must also make their own demands

Rain over the coming weekend will shift away from dry heat to thunderstorms and flash floods

The Druze village of Kisra has rocks not seen anywhere else

By embracing Trumpist extremists like Mike Flynn and Marjorie Taylor-Greene pushing an exclusively Christian America, Josh Mandel isn’t forging a coalition with the far right, he's joining it. What does that mean for U.S. Jews?

Israel's leading demographer Sergio DellaPergola argues there are only 6 million Jews in America, contesting the 7.5 million figure cited in the gold-standard Pew survey for 2020

They 'deserve that everyone see how much beauty there is in these women who went through such horror,' says granddaughter of contestant

According to cybersecurity firm ESET, hackers targeted websites from Iran Syria, Yeman and the U.K. using tools made by Candiru

Israel's normalization of ties with Sudan had raised fears among the migrants that they would be forced to return. Now, they dread being returned to a country under the control of generals blamed for past atrocities

Israeli soldiers gathered and photographed 13 Palestinian children forcing them to 'say cheese' before snapping an illegal image

Some wigs on the 200 figures in Hatshepsut’s tomb in ancient Egypt were intricately styled, some were crude and one figure was left bald, for instance: Archaeologists think they know what happened

Not only is the socioeconomic status of parents correlated with their children’s achievements in school, but Israel's education system upholds the relative advantage of students from stronger backgrounds

Why does UAE - one country with a joint federal military, police and security force, need two separate NSO spyware systems held by two different leaders?

One of the alleged Israeli missiles was shot down and there were no casualties, reports Syrian state TV

The statements given by the ambassador are more specific than those given over the past several months, as they specifically single out settlements and evictions as undermining of the two-state solution

U.S. official says Washington still intends to sell the stealth fighters to the UAE, but there must be a clear understanding of 'Emirati obligations'

The forms donors fill out will once again say 'mother' and 'father' instead of 'parent 1' and 'parent 2,' though the Magen David Adom rescue service says the changes have no practical implications

After ministers say Spanish woman's plea deal proves designation of six Palestinian groups as terror organizations was justified, court reaffirms she had no ties to them

At least two of three top officials leaving Israel's spy agency are simply retiring, it’s not turmoil as some journalists say. The big news is the digital approach under new chief David Barnea

The policy change announced by the health minister will provide travelers a cheaper and quicker way of getting checked for the coronavirus upon entering Israel

Diplomats tell Wall Street Journal that Tehran has renewed production of advanced components at the Karaj site, which Iran said was attacked by Israel. UN inspectors are barred from the facility

Those Maccabees, on their way to seizing the city of Maresha from the Hellenistic overlords, turned the stronghold into half a meter of ash

The details of the initiative, which has yet to be approved by the Israeli cabinet, are barred from publication. Cairo hopes to end stalemate in talks over releasing two Israeli citizens and the bodies of two soldiers held in Gaza

In first official comments on Israelis held on suspicion of espionage, interior minister makes no reference to any possible diplomatic solutions to couple's arrest

Dispute threatens to undermine Lebanon's new government after minister's comments on war in Yemen anger Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries

After two pro-settler predecessors, Gantz appoints Avi Elimelech as settlement adviser, a position that has exerted major influence on Israel's settlement policies

Despite new tensions over the arrest of an Israeli couple, Turkey remains a strategic regional actor with which Israel must find common ground. Lowering the hostility is in both sides' interest

Violent crime in Israel's Arab community has taken 109 lives since the beginning of this year

Yitzhak Abergil, the head of one of Israel's most notorious crime syndicates, was convicted for killing three people in an attempted assassination of a rival in 2003