UN refugee agency said 1 million people have fled Ukraine since Russian forces invaded last week

Russia invades Ukraine: Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides, prompting Western sanctions on Russian banks and...

Both men are in a moderate condition after they were stabbed in the neck in the Hizma area in the Jerusalem Governorate

'The thing about Putin is, if he has an instrument, he wants to use it. Why have it if you can’t?,' a U.S. expert on Russia cautions

'I simply asked them not to shoot at people,' says Kherson's mayor after Russian forces enter city hall

A Justice Ministry review found corporate misconduct in 2014-17 nearly warranted the dissolution of the settlement organization that predates the state itself

The speech showcased the American president as the leader of the free world, providing a new draft for the Biden global doctrine

Without passports or birth certificates, the children from a Chabad-run home were spirited out of Odessa, en route to Berlin. Who helped? ‘Who didn’t help?’ says the rabbi at the heart of the operation

Legislation would allow partner or parents of the deceased soldier to have his sperm harvested within three days of his death

Sources in the forces criticize the Jerusalem District commander's policies, saying officers seem like they're preparing for battle in East Jerusalem and warning of escalation in the city and elsewhere

Israeli expert says Kyiv's use of Turkish-made UAV's produce 'very accurate hits,' but are not the game-changer they appear to be

From Brighton Beach to the East Village, the notion of a second Iron Curtain descending is shocking, so Ukrainian New Yorkers are canvassing for more military support from the West – when they’re not stressing about the fate of their families

What is the worst that the Ukraine war can throw at Israel? A little inflation and some lost exports. But there might be some economic benefits too

Israel has maintained a cautious stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, even as it voted in favor of a UN resolution denouncing Putin's assault

The agency has received some 5,000 requests to immigrate to Israel, with the first bus of Ukrainian olim already having crossed over into Poland

Israel joined 140 other countries in voting for the largely symbolic measure. Only four countries other than Russia voted against the motion

No sapiens bones were found at Xiamabei, but archaeologists found a pigment-processing industry and miniaturized stone tools far in advance of their broad adoption in prehistoric China

A prominent patron of Israeli cultural institutions like the Israel Museum, Steinhardt has so far surrendered 180 trafficked artifacts from around the Middle East

As negotiating parties inch closer to reviving the 2015 nuclear pact, Iran is insisting that Western nations drop their concerns over trace uranium discovered at undeclared sites across Iran

NATO has refused to combat Russian aggression because Ukraine is not a member state. This cold policy, however, hasn’t stopped the organization intervening in past conflicts

Greg Casar triumphed Tuesday with over 60 percent of the vote, while a second Texas congressional district featuring a young progressive backed by J Street goes to a runoff in May

Gal Gadot has abundant measures of grace, refinement and regality. But her performance in 'Death on the Nile' is fast becoming a camp classic

Like their counterparts in the United States, some prominent right-wingers are questioning what the ‘right side of history’ is in relation to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Russian response comes after Israel’s Holocaust museum and memorial rejected ‘completely inaccurate comparisons with Nazi ideology and actions’ before and during the Shoah

Legal wrangling over evictions in Sheikh Jarrah have been ongoing for decades. This time, justices finally took history into account

Erdogan’s gymnastic balancing act between Russia and Ukraine has won him plaudits from both Moscow and the West. Could Putin's war rehabilitate Turkey's foreign relations, and save Erdogan's political career?

Herzog is expected to send the message to his Cypriot counterpart that Israel's rapprochement with rival Turkey will not harm its alliance with his country

The leader's remarks come one day after Ukraine's chief rabbi denounced Russia's Jewish community over its inaction: 'If God forbid I will have to die, let the curse be on those who are silent,' he said

American officials note the support much of the international community offered to Israel during its own rounds of fighting

For the 21st-century Israeli, Gaza City is almost an imaginary place. So near and yet so far. But this wasn’t always the case. These rare photos unveil the reality of Gaza's past

Prof. Love Dalén has survived flights in rickety old helicopters, encounters with polar bears and subfreezing temperatures – all to obtain rare findings on a remote island in Siberia that provide direct genetic evidence of life over a million year...

Israeli cyber experts are monitoring Russian-Ukrainian cyberwar - and Israel’s defensive expertise is in high demand: ‘We’ve been getting requests for help from banks and big orgs across Europe’

Irina managed to flee Kyiv before the attacks intensified; Arik regrets that he left behind a grandmother who refused to leave; Rafael tried but failed to catch a train. Israelis leaving for Poland recount their experience of Russia's invasion

During the German chancellor's first visit to Israel, Bennett announces 'a new strategic partnership' between the countries, and says the leaders discussed the Iran nuclear talks

The Ukrainian president urgently needs a cease-fire, but Putin has little reason to agree to one when the humanitarian crisis his invasion is creating has become his main leverage over Kyiv

Israel Police suspect the eight punched and hit victims after a military force prevented them from passing a checkpoint to enter an illegal outpost last month

Following Russia's attack on a Ukrainian Holocaust memorial, Zelenskyy says 'It is very important that all of you together, millions of Jews around the world, do not remain silent'

India has close ties with both Moscow and the West. But its neutrality now looks like tacit endorsement of Russia’s ruthless invasion of Ukraine – and a suicidal green light for future Chinese aggression

Scholz's visit comes a week into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and a day after a Russian strike near the site of a massacre of Jews during the Holocaust

Bill limits a prime minister's term to eight years, but it will not apply retroactively and thus not disqualify Netanyahu from running again

Russia invades Ukraine: Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides, prompting Western sanctions on Russian banks and...

'Putin may circle Kyiv with tanks, but he will never gain the hearts and souls of the Ukrainian people' Biden said after members of Congress offered a standing ovation in honor of the Ukrainian people

Apart from a handful of Righteous Gentiles, many Ukrainians hunted down Jews, turned them over to the Nazis and even murdered them with their own hands

Israel's High Court of Justice upheld the military's use of a Palestinian-owned compound in Hebron, arguing that 'returning the land … would significantly harm the security of the Israeli population in the area'

Under a new policy, Ukrainians can come to Israel if they have Israeli relatives who can guarantee they won’t settle here permanently and post a guarantee in the form of a check for 10,000 shekels ($3,000) per person

East Jerusalem Palestinians receive inferior health services since public clinics are run by licensees, but Israel's Health Ministry scrapped the plan to redress the issue because it is 'not progressing satisfactorily'

The harsh sanctions on Russia could actually strengthen its desire to push Iran out of Syria. And even if the signing of the nuclear agreement has to be postponed – Iran still wants it

Russia and Ukraine account for almost half of Middle East wheat imports. Rising food prices and shortages will hit poor and middle class families across the region hard – and might even trigger political upheaval

A progressive backed by J Street is aiming to unseat an incumbent in one Texas district Tuesday, while elsewhere in the state another progressive candidate is under fire over his position on BDS

Ukraine war: Five were killed in Russia's attack on Kyiv's iconic TV tower which stands directly adjacent to the Babi Yar massacre site, one of the biggest single massacres of Jews during the Nazi Holocaust

The research by historian Natalia Romik located and mapped 20 sites in Poland and Ukraine where Jews hid during World War II to become one of nine winners of the prestigious Dan David Prize

An Israeli diamond tech company sells hardware that can map any diamond in 3D. In India, an entire cottage industry has arisen based on pirated versions of their tech. A small glimpse into India’s fraudsters and the Israelis fighting them

The 19-year-old, Amar Shafiq Abu Afifa, was a resident of the al-Aroub refugee camp

The Ukrainian ambassador to Israel said the 'water purifiers and blankets' Israel sent as part of its medical aid package did not match Kyiv's list of requests it had sent to Jerusalem

Sitting on the fence about Ukraine is not a serious form of foreign policy, but Israel has apparently forgotten that the United States is a much greater ally than Russia

The war in Ukraine caused Germany to double its defense budget, and sent other European countries scrambling for weapons ■ The big victor is Elbit Systems – whose shares soared by 18% in two days

With Kyiv's encouragement, citizens from across Ukraine are mobilizing to prepare ammunition and transport it to the front. Their goal? 'Destroy Russia's political system'

'These people are Europeans,' says Bulgaria's leader as Eastern European countries expect a massive migration wave of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians fleeing war with Russia, highlighting differences in treatment of Syrian refugees

The court partially grants Palestinian' appeal, allowing them to stay in their East Jerusalem homes until a final decision in the ongoing property dispute with an Israeli settler organization

U.S. Jewish establishment is both pleased and concerned by the news that Florida Rep. Ted Deutch is to step down in November and become the new CEO of the American Jewish Committee. Who will fill the void?

Efraim Halevy, who led Israel’s Mossad from 1998 to 2002, writes for Haaretz on the war in Ukraine, explaining why Putin played the nuclear card so soon and how Biden can still offer the Russian leader an honorable exit

Hillel leader in Ukraine's second-largest city refuses to leave, saying 'our army will save us' from Russian forces

Commercial and private flights from Russia to Tel Aviv airport see almost no disruptions, with three private jets landing in just a day

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is the world's biggest military alliance, of which the United States is the most influential member. Here's a brief overview on how NATO works and its relations with Ukraine

'The United States is a regime that lives on crises,' Khamenei argues as Iran and world powers inch closer to a nuclear deal in Vienna negotiations

CBD will no longer be considered a dangerous drug, and will be authorized for medical, food, and cosmetic products,

Israeli government agencies say they do not actually intend to expropriate the contested area, which was the site of mass protests last year

The policy of nuclear deterrence is not a stable basis for long-term prosperity in a Muslim region

Russia invades Ukraine: Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides, prompting Western sanction on Russian banks and ...

Israel has offered to mediate between Russia and Ukraine, but doing that will require Israeli leaders to stop being so awed by Vladimir Putin, and recognize that they actually enjoy some leverage over Russia

Israeli forces entered the Jenin refugee camp to arrest a suspect – who turned himself in – but two others were killed in firefight

Roman Brodesky, who had been living in Ukraine for the past few years, was driving in a convoy of vehicles making its way to the border with Moldova

Party leaders agree to formation of a panel to work on a bill boosting pensions for career army personnel, a proposal with which the coalition's left plank took issue

Dan Gertler is suspected of bribing the former president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila, and some other senior Congolese officials, in exchange for rights to mine resources in the country

Israel is allowing non-Jewish spouses and children of Ukrainians eligible for aliyah to immigrate – but only if they are Jewish according to religious law

Israel cancels most remaining COVID restrictions, including regular tests for schoolchildren

A tweet by the Board of Deputies of British Jews saying Bezalel Smotrich will be 'remembered as a disgrace forever' caused the Israeli lawmaker 'great discomfort,' President Issac Herzog says

The embargo, which targets the military capabilities of the entire Iran-backed group, would 'push toward stopping their escalation in Yemen,' UAE says

Officials believe businesspeople who have donated to Israeli endeavors will 'flood' Israelis with requests for help as sanctions continue to mount

Israel's ambassador backs Ukraine as the United Nations General Assembly holds an emergency meeting, with a resolution to be voted on later this week

Senior EU official says leaders may discuss the possibility in March, but 'it's important not to get ahead of ourselves'