I was 37 when COVID broke out, but that was quite a few wrinkles ago. All around the world, people are complaining about feeling they have gotten older during COVID. Is that, too, part of the coronavirus’ little scheme?

A controversial new film called ‘Huda’s Salon’ reveals the Palestinian narrative from a unique perspective: the double occupation of women

Israel's serious COVID cases, however, remain stable

Russia invades Ukraine: In third week of fighting, none of Putin's key objectives have been reached, despite thousands of people killed and more than two million made refugees

Bennett's government views Netanyahu's 2015 speech as a strategic failure, and therefore sees no reason to repeat the mistake ■ An attack on Iranian drones last week and increased coordination with Gulf states reveal Israel's new strategy

The choice of Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, who symbolizes the classical Lithuanian leadership style, signals a return of a pragmatic authority

Most common incidents involve illegal discrimination in providing a service, hiring and employment in general followed by racist expressions, racist speech or stereotypical advertising made in the public sphere

The deceased rabbi represented an ideal of religious life, but he didn't actually leave an imprint on Haredi society

Although the lawyer for the government said the petition should be thrown out because the quota has not been reached, the court still pressed to know why the quota was necessary

The shooting is the latest in a series of violent incidents that have occurred since Shalom Domrani was released from prison in October following a six-year term

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, who is addressing parliaments around the world, was speaking over the heads of Israeli lawmakers to global public opinion

Secretary of State Blinken is set to announce the decision at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, which features an exhibit on the plight of the Rohingya. The decision should bolster efforts to hold Myanmar's leaders accountable

The full transcript of Zelenskyy's address to Israeli lawmakers and the public about the ongoing Russian invasion in Ukraine

Some Israeli lawmakers and ministers call to continue supporting Ukraine, despite the Ukrainian president's use of terms like 'final solution'

Israel plans to absorb tens of thousands of immigrants due to the Ukraine war. However, it is unlikely to spark the same economic boom as the massive aliyah wave that arrived after the fall of the Soviet Union

'We can ask why we can’t receive weapons from you, why Israel hasn't imposed sanctions on Russia, but you must then live with your answer,' Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenksyy says in address

Over the past two years COVID has only enhanced the trend of streaming TV shows. We spoke to seven Israelis aged between 9 and 73 about how their viewing habits have changed

Clearly people living around the Dead Sea in biblical times had displeased the deity – just look at the place. Thus modern research into the Jordan Valley began

The attack is the second stabbing in the last day, when an Israeli jogger was wounded following an attack by a Palestinian resident of the city who was shot by officers at the scene

What do politicians and pundits really mean when they say things like ‘de-escalate,’ ‘hybrid war’ and ‘miscalculation’ to describe the situation in Ukraine? Our lexicon guides you through the fog of war clichés

Twenty petitioners complained to Rahat's local council about the gender-segregated Umm Kulthum cover concert, a decision which some local leaders defended as part of Bedouin tradition that ought to be respected

Henry Hershkovitz, athlete and clockmaker, carried the flag at the opening of the Olympic Games. He survived the massacre of 11 teammates, but their deaths weighed on him – until his own clock stopped ticking, at age 95

Although the Joint List, a coalition of Arab-majority parties, has not taken an official stance on the Ukrainian president's speech, two Israeli lawmakers say they will not be watching

According to Israeli researchers, who conducted experiments in the U.S. and Israel, people tend to overestimate the presence of minorities around them – regardless of political views

After 25 days of fighting, it looks increasingly likely that Russia's armored columns won’t be driving victoriously down Kyiv’s broad boulevards. But that doesn’t mean Ukraine will avoid even greater suffering

The famed Judean dates began as one variant 2,400 years ago, by the Common Era had become something else and today, are different again

One Western country has the unique experience and capacity to help Ukraine protect civilian lives from Putin's bombardment: Israel. Unfortunately, despite repeated requests from Kyiv, it has chosen not to do

There are no suspicions of a terror motive at this stage ■ 'What should have been a great party turned into a tragedy,' the Belgian interior minister said

Mircea Geoana says the ratio of losses is three on the Russian side for every one on the Ukrainian side: 'The speed of the Russian invasion has basically slowed down. The morale of the Russian troops is plummeting'

'To do this to a peaceful city, what the occupiers did, is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come,' Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said on Russia's siege on the port city of Mariupol

Five years in development, Intuition Robotics launches ElliQ - a robot intended to help senior citizens fight loneliness. It’s now on sale in southern Florida

Herzog and his wife will participate in a ceremony commemorating the terror attack on a Jewish school in Toulouse, which claimed the lives of three children and one Rabbi

The number of daily COVID cases in Israel increases for fourth consecutive day

The kothon of Motya in southern Sicily had first been assumed to be an artificial harbor. It wasn’t, archaeologist Lorenzo Nigro of Sapienza proves

The two men from northern Israel were asked to establish a sleeper cell, smuggle weapons and abduct Israelis, according to the Shin Bet

Indian Prime Minister Modi invited Bennett for his first official visit to India when they met at the UN Climate Change Conference in October

Russia invades Ukraine: In third week of fighting, none of Putin's key objectives have been reached, despite thousands of people killed and more than two million made refugees

'These are already survivors of severe trauma, and now with this war, they are experiencing that trauma all over again'

Israel largely scrapped its coronavirus curbs, most notably its hallmark vaccination certificate system, following the country's fifth COVID wave dominated by omicron infections

Chaim Kanievsky, who died on Friday, had been elevated to the status of community leader because there was no one else who could be mythologized as he had been. But he failed to come to grips with his own rapidly changing community and world

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, the leader of the Lithuanian ultra-Orthodox community in Israel, is laid to rest in his city of Bnei Brak

Five tombs unearthed earlier this month date back more than four millennia, and were used for senior officials in ancient Egypt

The Biden administration may have hoped the removal of Iran's Revolutionary Guards terror designation would fly under the radar, but Israel's Bennett and Lapid prefer a noisy PR blitz, harnessing the concerns of Tehran's other regional foes as talks ...

Leaked documents are the latest part of Iran's revenge hack in response to an airstrike last month, Israeli officials believe

The crackdown on Russian businessmen and financial institutions has given rise to uncertainty among Jewish charities that have increasingly come to rely on them for funding in recent years

The attacker, a resident of East Jerusalem, stabbed a man who was exercising, police say

The pro-Israeli lobby was heavily criticized for endorsing 37 Republicans who voted against certifying Biden's 2020 victory. Now even a senior Republican is attacking it

Liberationist nationalism has returned to the streets, this time as democracy’s grand ally

The visit sends the clearest signal yet that the Arab world is willing to re-engage with Syria’s once widely shunned president

One-third of shoppers in ultra-Orthodox supermarkets are secular – and not by chance

Soldiers pump Sudki Adwani's car with bullets, seriously wounding the innocent driver. They leave him wounded and half-naked in the rain, only later calling for an Palestinian ambulance. The final blow: the revocation of his father's Israeli work per...

Osteoarchaeologist Efthymia Nikita, recipient of a 2022 Dan David Prize, is studying the lives of ‘the everyday people who comprised the vast majority of our ancestors’

Civilians in Ukraine's capital are prepared to make huge sacrifices to prevent another defeat like the loss of Crimea to Russia in 2014, and they see Israel as a good example to follow

When jaws began to evolve over 400 million years ago, fish found the perfect balance between power and speed, new study demonstrates

Ahead of a Sunday hearing, the state argues that the court does not have jurisdiction over Israeli foreign policy, which includes the country's increasingly divisive policy on Ukrainian refugees

Many Jews escaping Putin's invasion of Ukraine see Israel as another conflict zone, and are finding a more welcoming approach in Germany

Despite its frustration with Israel's reluctance to impose sanctions on Russia and help Ukraine militarily, President Zelenskyy has thanked Israel several times for its mediation efforts

Known as the 'minister of Torah' in the ultra-Orthodox community, Kanievsky was seen as a unique and very different leader from his predecessors in the Lithuanian community. He will be interred on Sunday

Israeli politicians half-heartedly admit what Netanyahu had denied: The original Iran deal was not so bad for Israel ■ Far from the limelight, another drama unfolded this week in the Knesset

'The pandemic is still here. It won't stop because of conflict,' said a World Health Organization spokesman. With millions escaping Putin's invasion, experts offer important steps to stop a potential COVID outbreak

The four are suspected of leading and running a terrorist organization, as well as promoting and funding terrorist acts

'The attempt to delist the Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization is an insult to the victims,' Israeli Prime Minister Bennett and Foreign Minister Lapid say in a joint statement

Russia invades Ukraine: In third week of fighting, none of Putin's key objectives have been reached, despite thousands of people killed and more than two million made refugees

Internally displaced Ukrainians who had to flee their homes tell their stories and how they managed to find shelter, food and water in the war-torn country

Another question hovering over Lapid's European tour, Bennett's Ukraine-Russia mediation and Lieberman's battle with the farm lobby is whether Ayelet Shaked will stick around to see Lapid become prime minister

'Dark interests have taken over our narrative,' says one member of the Bulgarian Jewish community, amid intensifying divisions over Sofia's thorny Holocaust legacy

The reality on the ground in Ukraine has surprised most military experts, and could lead to a shift in relations among the world's superpowers ■ Israel can also learn several lessons

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Three siblings who raised money from their friends and are hoping to help Ukrainians fleeing the war, and a doctor who realized how good Israel's medical system is after working in New York

Mózes Salamon, rabbi of a small Hungarian community, decided he could not remain silent in the face of Judaism’s injustices to women

Animated by volunteers, donations and goodwill, Europe’s humanitarian response to the flood of refugees from Ukraine is inspiring. We Jewish refugee aid groups have to plan for when funds and energy begin to wane

Secretary of State Blinken says Biden will make it clear to President Xi that China will bear the responsibility for any action it takes to support Russia, doubling down on war crimes accusations

Former police officer Almog Cohen was set to sign over one hundred volunteers to what he envisioned as an armed citizen brigade, but marred by accusations of racism and funding issues, police take a step back

Googoosh’s classic pre-1979 Islamic Revolution songs drew cheers and shouts of recognition, as Iranian concert-goers sang every word jump-danced to her discotheque tunes at Dubai’s Expo 2020 world fair

Industrial sewage from phosphate plants have already caused acute damaged to palm trees in the Zin and Akrabim streams nature reserve

For Aleksandr Dugin, the most influential thinker in Russia, the war in Ukraine is a historic moment that will usher in a new world order

Women have harder time finishing studies, while first-generation academics have more financial difficulties, according to a survey of some 1,700 students from Israel's seven research institutes

The Houthis said Saudi Arabia cannot be a mediator or host talks since it's a party in the war, but would be open to talks in a 'neutral country'

The new laser systems to intercept rockets and drones primarily from the Strip Gaza, with almost negligible operational costs, are slated to be ready in three years

The UN-backed Medicines Patent Pool says agreements signed with companies in Asia, the Caribbean, the Middle East and Eastern Europe to begin producing Pfizer's antiviral drug for coronavirus

Hundreds of civilians had been taking shelter in the grand theater in Ukraine's besieged Mariupol that was blown apart by a Russian airstrike

Putin’s claims about the 'historical unity' of Russia and Ukraine are rife with Hitlerian motifs

Ukrainian officials have offered glimpses into what's on the table in negotiations with Russia, but Putin's latest bellicose address, broadcast on live television, showed a leader unwilling to relent

Both are of the same period, their construction dragged on for years and provoked similar reactions. What distinguishes Berlin’s Mouse Bunker from Tel Aviv’s New Central Bus Station?

U.S. and Israeli experts say patience in D.C. is wearing thin with Jerusalem's position on Russia sanctions, after Israel tempered expectations that it will keep oligarchs close to Putin from finding safe harbor

As my car headed west amid the small country towns far from Kyiv, Ukrainians let their guard down regarding Putin – and even handed you their child – once they got to know you