55-year-old Givatayim resident indicted over 2019 tweet in which he said he was 'so patriotic' that he would rape the then-prime minister's wife

Deputy Defense Minister Alon Schuster says Israel will use military means in extreme situations, a day after an explosion near Natanz that Tehran said was an air defense test

Health Ministry chief Ash cautions it is still unclear how vaccine-resistant the strain may be; virus czar Zarka says it will take another week to clarify the impact of the variant

Senior defense officials reportedly fear 4iG's purchase of majority stake in Spacecom, the operator of the AMOS, could undermine one of Israel's most important strategic tools

Labor lawmaker says though liberal Jews are a minority, most Israelis agree with them on civil marriage, public transport on Shabbat, space for Western Wall mixed prayers

Police gear up for potential clashes at exhibition center outside Paris between supporters of the Jewish media pundit, counter-demonstrators

David Barnea to reportedly press top Biden administration officials not to seek an interim deal, is also expected to present Americans with new intel on Iranian nuke program

Days before she leaves office, Germany's longtime leader warns current COVID wave is 'very serious,' lauds those who 'stick to the rules'

Governor calls on New Yorkers to get vaccinated and wear masks, as several more US states report their first infections from the new variant

Network vows to continue probing anchor's conduct 'as appropriate' after new details surface about his efforts to aid Andrew Cuomo in fighting misconduct claims

Demand has skyrocketed as couples schedule nuptials that were on hold due to restrictions or health concerns, putting a strain on everyone, from rabbis to caterers and vendors

But parents of unregistered kids born abroad can either register them with the state more easily, or have them enter Israel as foreign tourists

'We already know where this leads,' Matan Kahana warns after reportedly being threatened with kabbalistic death curse

Chabad emissary in Japan gives local crafts a Jewish twist, forging a connection between cultures and boosting small businesses hurt by the pandemic

But many Israelis returning from abroad are failing to test properly, TV report says, meaning strain could yet gain a foothold in the country