1 suspect arrested, 2 others held over recent violent incident, reportedly attack on left-wing Israeli activists; rights group: 'Clear deterrence needed toward Jewish terrorists'

Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton and Likud MK David Amsalem filmed an episode of 'MasterChef VIP' last year in runup to March 2021 national election

Tech got 12 out of 15 chronic mice in study moving well; human trial expected in less than 3 years, aiming to ‘offer all paralyzed people hope that they may walk again’

Exercise is meant to simulate a sudden outbreak of violence along the border; residents told to expect to see major troop movements

Calcalist says protest leaders, journalists, mayors, and people connected to ex-PM's trial were spied on with Pegasus; police said to believe Sara Netanyahu used son's phone

Sirens will sound in a number of locations; some one million homes in Israel are at risk, experts estimate

Baharav-Miara has justice minister's backing, 30 years' experience in Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office, but she'll replace Mandelblit with law enforcement under heavy scrutiny

Mother of 8th-grade Jewish student complains that public school Bible History course also included Christian proselytizing; teacher refused to meet with parents over concerns

Donations to Magen David Adom drop sharply over last month; organization blames virus surge, but has also been hit by controversy over change on form meant to be LGBTQ inclusive

Public dissent is unusual in the coastal enclave, where the terror group frequently cracks down on those who criticize it

Israel accuses Muhammad Halabi of redirecting millions to Hamas but has provided minimal concrete evidence in drawn-out case; US embassy to father: We've raised concern with Israel

Decades under a communist regime erased the memory of Romania's position as a principal Nazi ally in oppression and murder of Jews

In rare gathering of PLO leadership, PA president pledges 'reform,' but analysts say conference mostly aims to nominate politicians close to Abbas to fill key positions

Israelis no longer have to flash pass at restaurants, movie theaters, gyms and hotels, but will still have to at events and dance clubs, even as serious cases continue to climb

The conversation marks the latest example of the warming relations between Jerusalem and Ankara