An indictment could mean prison time for Jewish journalist Katarzyna Markusz, who skirted similar allegations before. At issue is her tweet stating “there have never been mass extermination camps for Poles”

Zalmen Glauber, the owner of the Shtetl Art Gallery in Brooklyn's Williamsburg is delighted with the Hasidim's warm embrace of his unusual venture

Israeli filmmaker Asaf Galay’s new documentary ‘The Adventures of Saul Bellow’ takes a deep dive into the artistry and tumultuous personal life of the American Jewish writer

The comment by a senior Israeli official follows an announcement by the Biden administration that it will refrain from sending a political delegation to the games in Beijing in protest at China’s human rights record

Indian air force hasn't said whether Chief of Defense Staff Bipin Rawat was among the dead

The players hope to compete regionally, their sights set on the World Cup for amputees in Turkey next October

The public and bombastic declaration by Mossad chief, 'guaranteeing that Iran will never have nuclear weapons', is so embarrassing in its ignorance

The woman was taking her children to school when she was stabbed and lightly wounded in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah

Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg, a fierce opponent of the deal, says there would be no political consequences of an Israeli withdrawal. The Foreign Ministry disagrees, but says it would be containable

‘You read it and you don’t believe it,’ says trustee representing Danielle Lev, 7, of state’s deportation order

Would-be attackers in Gaza will probably seek and find more detours around the $1.1 billion wall, but a more urgent question remains: How will Israel deal with an escalation on more than one front?

Omri Goren Gorochovsky, who has been sentenced to jail time on four prior occasions, did not undergo a background check before beginning to work for Defense Minister Gantz

Likud lawmaker warns that Israel is 'in danger of becoming a state of all its citizens,' as the crowd gathered in Tel Aviv to protest United Arab List's participation in the government

The Health Ministry has not been blocking children who have recovered from COVID at least three months prior from getting the vaccine, even though the committee has not made a recommendation yet

Some have blamed the cream cheese shortage on bagel shops, who are notorious for spreading their schmear so thick that it 'overflows'

The latest sanctions were slapped onto members of Iranian special forces and Syrian intelligence officers ■ Iran's foreign ministry slams the decision, saying it won't buy the U.S. leverage in the nuclear talks

Beitar Jerusalem owner Moshe Hogeg, who refutes the charges, consented to the extension to allow police to wrap up their investigation

Haredi parties in the Knesset start to formulate plans, which may include economic boycotts and mass demonstrations to protest changes to the religious status quo, and even a 'million-man march' slated for early 2022

Hailed the 'most complex project' Israeli defense officials have ever built, the barrier includes a sensor-equipped underground wall, a six-meter high above-ground fence, and a sea barrier that detects naval incursions

Among the artifacts was a 3,500-year-old clay tablet bearing part of the Epic of Gilgamesh, believed to be one of the world's first pieces of literature

These comments come after senior Israeli officials issuing explicit threats over Iran's nuclear program, most notably from Mossad chief David Barnea

United by radicalization and inspired by the praise attacks receive on social media, a wave of generally young Palestinians have begun attacking Israelis, in echoes of 2015's 'stabbing intifada'

This marks the first such arrest of a suspect in the Khashoggi murder case outside of Saudi Arabia

Yigal Ben Ami, tasked with renewing visas for asylum seekers, is suspected of leveraging his position to sexually exploit women under the threat of deportation

Study of Karelian stone־tool industry and far-flung distribution suggests hunter-fisher-gathers wanted something beyond functional tools

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

Nearly 80 olim will be aboard the December 15 flight, but Israel's Health Ministry says they will not be subjected to any special restrictions despite coming from the COVID hot spot where the new omicron variant is currently spreading

Prof. Yoel Rak challenged his colleagues at Tel Aviv University’s anthropology department, saying their groundbreaking find is in fact a run-of-the-mill Neanderthal. He says they responded by changing his locks

Asher Ben Dor tweeted the threat in 2020, but his lawyer says that he expresses remorse for remarks made in the heat of the moment

The law imposes minimum sentences and bans probation for gun crime after last year's record number of shooting incidents, particularly in the Arab community

Iran's top negotiator says 'we await practical steps by the West,' after Vienna talks broke off with European officials voicing dismay at Tehran's sweeping demands

Benjamin Netanyahu pursued 'legally problematic' avenues to avoid paying for things, ex-media advisor Nir Hefetz says at the former prime minister's corruption trial

797 demolition orders were issued by Israel last year, the Civil Administration said, while less than 1 percent of Palestinian requests for construction permits in Area C were granted between 2016 and 2020

The mayor is suspected of being associated with the so-called 'modesty patrol' of the cult-like Shuvu Banim Hasidic sect that Rabbi Eliezer Berland leads, which has been implicated in the killings

The money will be used to renovate the synagogue’s main sanctuary, replace its chapel and build a memorial garden for the 11 victims of the attack

Avi Tiomkin, an adviser to some of the world’s largest hedge funds, has a grim economic forecast for 2022 – though he’s not concerned about inflation and knows where he’d put his money

'We're pushing back on the bad forces of this region day and night,' Bennett said alongside Greek and Cypriot leaders in Jerusalem, hailing firm partnership at trilateral summit

Google is six months behind Apple in offering payment services – and banks and credit card companies will compete to get customers to make them the default payment option for the app

A new study, which is based on samples from deceased COVID patients, found no evidence of a pathway for the coronavirus to the brain – but did find that little-known sustentacular cells are the main target

In a bid to avoid criminal charges after an investigation found that Steinhardt bought and sold over 1,000 looted items, the Jewish-American megadonor agrees to surrender 180 stolen antiquities and stop collecting artifacts

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 into the relations 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, in what a source said was the first time Israel had attacked the facility on Syria's Mediterranean coast

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’

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