Ismail Ziada, a Gaza-born Dutch citizen, sought compensation for the deaths of six members of his family in Israeli strikes under universal jurisdiction rules

A closed conference offered a rare insight last week into the interface between the state and the defense export industry. Top defense official at the event: 'We should have defended NSO rather than caving to the Americans'

The construction of a new Jewish neighborhood in East Jerusalem, now on hold, shows the twisted priorities of state planners, who are concerned less with serving residents than shifting Israel's demographic balance

Despite U.S. officials’ assurances that Iron Dome aid would be approved swiftly, it is now almost inevitable that the issue will extend at least into the early months of 2022

Intel is Israel's largest employer in the high-tech industry and plans to make Mobileye public in the U.S. market by the middle of 2022

Syria said Israeli planes attacked the Latakia port, with no casualties reported

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's visit to the Negev, along with an entourage of ministers, perfectly demonstrated how Israel views its Arab citizens as security threats instead of citizens that need help

Roman Zadorov is being retried over the murder of Ta'ir Rada, killed at her school 15 years ago

The broad unemployment level dropped over the first half of November from 7.3 to 6.7 percent, with nearly 4.1 million people employed

Case dropped last year against homeless woman who took a 200-shekel bill from a car whose door was deliberately left open by police

Israeli police cuff journalist Gidi Weitz and bring him into station, claiming he tried to interfere with police activity, before the Tel Aviv station chief order his release

With Vienna talks at a standstill, a convoy of Israeli officials are heading to Washington to make their stand

The deal, which has a 95.5 billion euros budget, forbids Israel from investing the funds beyond its pre-1967 borders and bars academic and research institutions in settlements from participating

Israeli defense officials don't see any organization behind the latest attacks, but a new wave of violence proves a storm is brewing

International German broadcaster Deutsche Welle suspended its partnership with Amman-based Roya TV over what it called antisemitic and anti-Israel content

While defense officials have said time and again Israel only allows the export of cybertech to governments, rather than private clients, this is the first time such claims are backed by actions

Eduard Kachura, 49, faces a life imprisonment for burying Yael Melnik alive in a pit at a construction site

The service will enable Israelis to make payments at sales points fully supporting the required EMV standard

The U.S. treasury said Alain Mukonda made cash deposits of at least $11 million into accounts of companies belonging to Gertler's family

The PA's 140,000 employees in the West Bank and Gaza would see their November salaries cut by 25 percent, treasury says

The Israeli foreign minister is scheduled to meet with his Egyptian counterpart to discuss Gaza reconstruction, PA economic crisis, and may also meet with President Sissi

Prince Mohammed bin Salman's tour aims to annual geopolitical differences, enhance cooperation and coordination among six Gulf Arab countries, particularly in dealing with Iran’s nuclear program

The delay in the proposed construction in an area earmarked for the Palestinians follows a demand by government ministries that a survey on the plan's environmental impact be conducted prior to its approval

Of the cases, eight had no protection against the coronavirus, meaning that they were either unvaccinated against COVID or had not recovered

In an interview during her visit to Israel, Republika Srpska President Zeljka Cvijanovic denies that her government is trying to minimize the Srebrenica massacre: ‘Digging in this topic all the time, we cannot look to the future’

Researchers have come up with an exciting explanation for the mystery of where we got our water from

Donated to the poor by a eunuch official to the caliph, who couldn’t leave it to heirs, the endowment should have been eternal – but then the Crusaders arrived

The former prime minister also criticized the government's position on Iran nuclear talks, saying its 'weakness' was being observed by Iran

When Moshe Hogeg took over Beitar Jerusalem, he was celebrated for standing up to racist fans and promising to sign Arab players on the team. Now, serious criminal allegations have turned him from hero to villain

Netanyahu's ex-aide turned state's evidence, Nir Hefetz, tells court the reason he had quit his job under the former premier was the impression that Netanyahu was incompetent in diplomatic and security matters

From Gaza to Iraq, Christian communities in the Middle East are declining. Is there a future for Christianity in the war-torn region? Also: The controversy over Israel's decision to spy on its own citizens because of COVID

Trump was 'pleased' by the media's positive coverage after announcing that Israel and the UAE would normalize relations, and 'wanted to keep the positive coverage coming,' former chief of staff reveals

'A resident of Rahat is the same as a resident of Tel Aviv,' Bennett says while overlooking the Bedouin city from afar

The real problem with the Mossad chief’s promise is its assumption of sole responsibility for preventing Iran from producing nuclear weapons

Robbers desecrating graves left the bones lying about, a crime culminating in new discoveries about a widespread Indo-Iranian culture and their inheritance customs

Less than 4 percent of converts applying for citizenship under the Law of Return have been successful, even though a March ruling by the High Court of Justice said the state should recognize such conversions

Without mentioning him by name, two religious court judges write it is inappropriate to read Chaim Walder's books until the sexual abuse allegations against him are investigated

Naama Goldberg, director of an Israeli NGO that assists women in prostitution, explains the cruel reality men want to ignore, and calls on the Israeli gay community to come out against exploitation of boys from the occupied territories

I’ve written here before about Amjad Abu Sultan, a 14-year-old boy who lived near Bethlehem. But his short life and the way he was lured to his death deserve more attention

If there's still a chance for the Vienna nuclear negotiations, then both Iran, by speeding up weapons-grade enrichment, and Israel, talking up its readiness for a military strike, are actually helping make such a deal happen

George Wassouf is considered a musical icon in the Arab world. But a new documentary on his life is causing political uproar. That’s how it goes when you’re an outspoken Nasrallah supporter, and your show is on a Saudi-backed channel

One protester lunged at the presidential candidate, while Zemmour's supporters threw punches and chairs at several protesters wearing anti-racism T-shirts at the explosive rally

Though Israel added the pre-exposure prophylaxis drug to its state-funded 'health basket,' few people are using it. Health experts believe high cost, lack of awareness, and social challenges could all be factors

The UAE is taking steps to de-escalate tensions with Iran as part of a policy choice towards diplomacy and away from confrontation, the security official says

Cat wants treat. Box is shut. Cat asks for help, yes, she does! How she does that is another matter, and it depends on you

The High Court says that Israel has been procrastinating in addressing the Sudanese asylum requests

Givat Shaked would encroach on the Palestinian quarter of Beit Safafa, which is already suffering from a dire housing shortage

A new study finds a surge in reports of sexual offenses against children in the Orthodox community, indicating a rise in the trust of the community in authorities

A 16-year-old Palestinian rammed into the Jabara checkpoint in the West Bank, moderately injuring a security guard

Israeli officials estimate that the maximalist demands Iran has presented at the nuclear talks open up a window of opportunity to convince Washington to withdraw from the deal and present an explicit military threat

Jerusalem commits to combat the systematic vandalization of images of women in the public sphere it has been plagued with in recent years

Eric Zemmour promises supporters to slash immigration and taxes entirely at a rally marked by clashes with anti-racist protesters

The joint initiative by the government, Tel Aviv city hall and the United Arab List party could potentially solve a decades-old housing crisis. Bennett has, in principle, consented to the plan

As the nuclear talks briefly resumed in Vienna, Israel went on the offensive with a barrage of combative statements. Perhaps it would be better to think before speaking, especially on such a sensitive issue

The most prominent pro-Israel lobby in Washington has outlined five principles for the U.S. to push ‘in the face of ineffective talks’ with Iran. On the left, meanwhile, J Street is supporting the president's diplomatic effort

Majority of new omicron cases discovered are among fully vaccinated ■ An Israeli panel of health experts is expected to discuss a fourth vaccine for at-risk people

The prisoner, Kayed Fasfous, is one of six prisoners who went on hunger strike to protest Israel's administrative detention policy

Binyamin Ze’evi, son of a former far-right politician, is one of the suspects in the unsolved murder of Nissim Shitrit, who was allegedly killed by an ultra-Orthodox cult led by Rabbi Eliezer Berland

Senior defense officials say the proposal to sell Spacecom to Hungarian businessman Lorinc Meszaros ‘abandons Israel’s satellite communications to unstable and undemocratic entities’

The first Christians wouldn't recognize today's Santa-centric holiday, let alone figure out what that tree is doing in the living room.

Nides expressed intent to fight boycotts, isolation and delegitimization of Israel internationally in meeting with Herzog ■ Later Nides also met with Prime Minister Bennett

The pro-BDS author’s ‘Normal People’ is available now on Cellcom tv – and you should definitely watch it. Plus, Showtime’s excellent ‘Yellowjackets’ arrives on Yes

The war in Gaza and Gilboa Prison break breathed new life into the fight against the occupation in the Jenin refugee camp, which the Palestinian Authority is trying to bring under its control

'Mayor de Blasio ends his career in office picking a fight with Yeshivas,' said an Orthodox leader in New York, as the community decries what they view as government overreach in dealing with COVID

Reports saying U.S. State Department personnel in Uganda were victims of spy tech is perhaps the most devastating blow to NSO yet – and the company shouldn’t expect Jerusalem to come to its aid

The unusual indictment was slammed by the defendant's lawyer for trying to appease a political party, but the Tel Aviv court said that the graphic depictions amounted to sexual harassment

Around ten Palestinian prisoners were handcuffed while beaten and some inmates claim they were denied medical treatment

In recent years, it seems that a Palestinian assailant's chances of surviving a Jerusalem attack are nil. It's not only humane, but in the public's best interest to make sure wounded attackers survive

In a Ynet op-ed, Barak says that while the 2015 nuclear deal was bad, Israel missed a golden opportunity through its policy's 'promiscuous negligence' to ramp up its independent actions against Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Bennett adds that a 'new set of tools' is required as Iran's nuclear enrichment 'races on'

A new mega-settlement would be the death sentence for a viable future Palestinian state. But with the shameful silence of the 'pro-peace,' two state supporters in Israel's coalition government, the only hope for halting the plan rests with Biden and ...

The sharp increase in the value of the shekel relative to other currencies distorts the picture of Tel Aviv, but it is not the only factor

Following another stabbing attack on Sunday, Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel said that Israel should create 'sterile areas' to prevent Palestinians from entering Jerusalem's Old City with weapons

Palestinian Health Minister says West Bank labs cannot test for the new COVID variant, which the PA suspects may be in the territory

As world powers break for internal consultations, officials say U.S. did not anticipate Iran’s hardline demands on sanctions but believe Israel can yet 'influence’ the nuclear talks

Israel's R number dropped below 1, while the number of confirmed omicron cases has climbed to seven

The likes of Rupert Murdoch and Larry Ellison may hugely admire Netanyahu, but they weren’t about to bankroll an entire Israeli news channel for him, leaving the former prime minister with a local consolation prize

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A French-Israeli couple that was brought together by a dating app a day before the first COVID lockdown, and a father dealing with his son's choice to become ultra-Orthodox

Footage from the scene shows forces firing at the Palestinian stabber at least twice while he was already lying on the ground. Prime Minister Bennett said he 'fully backs' the officers

The president spoke at a rally in the eastern city of Siirt, focusing on the state of the Turkish economy amid record lows for the lira

After days of violent attacks and clashes, the Umm al-Fahm residents are still on edge

After local residents report a large blast around the central town of Natanz, which houses nuclear installations, state TV says it was a test

A senior State Department official said Iran continues to accelerate its nuclear program in 'pretty provocative ways,' and that China and Russia were taken aback at how far Tehran had walked back its proposals

The French president meets Saudi crown prince in final Gulf stop, a day after the Lebanese minister whose criticism of the Saudi-led war in Yemen sparked that latest spat resigned from government

Police say the passengers lost control of the vehicle, causing it to flip