Headed for an illegal outpost of Homesh in the northern West Bank, organizers of the mass march boast of 50 buses ferrying participants to the event, which the Israeli army initially warned it would not secure

Russian forces attacked along a broad front in eastern Ukraine as part of a full-scale ground offensive to take control of Ukraine's industrial heartland in what officials called a 'new phase of the war'

The U.S. has repeatedly staved off a deadline for striking a nuclear deal and its verdict on blacklisting Iran's Revolutionary Guards is still shrouded in mystery. Meanwhile, Israel is preparing for possible outcomes

The four advisers are suspected of harassing key witness Shlomo Filber by placing loudspeakers outside his home, calling on him to retract his agreement to turn state’s evidence against the former prime minister

The new need-based criteria, which utilizes a point system and will be used by exceptions committees, is still lacking transparency and clarity, critics say

Headed for an illegal outpost of Homesh in the northern West Bank, organizers of the mass march boast of 50 buses ferrying participants to the event, which has not been given security clearance by the Israeli army

Israel's Public Security Minister Omer Bar-Lev decided to update the licensing criteria so that former police officers can receive a firearms license, but the decision awaits final approval from a Knesset committee

A New Yorker investigation reveals Spain likely used Pegasus to target Catalanian leaders, suggests UAE hacked a U.K. government network and says Israeli spyware giant NSO ‘lied’ about not having access to client data

Israeli air force jets destroy a Hamas weapons depot, the army said, as Palestinians report fire exchange between Israeli forces and armed Palestinians in Jenin

The United Arab List's was left with no choice but to freeze its membership after Israel's actions at Al-Aqsa Mosque, but this doesn't mean they're planning to leave the coalition any time soon

The phone call comes on the same day that Moscow summons Israel's ambassador for reprimand over its vote to oust Russia from the UN Human Rights Council

Sanctions, sabotage and friends in the Gulf aren't enough to stop Tehran going nuclear, but Israeli policy-makers are fumbling, captive to past blunders and current absurd arguments. It's time to think clearly about Iran

Thanasis Koukakis, a reporter with CNN Greece who contributes to the Financial Times, was investigating one of Greece’s biggest corruption scandals when his phone was infected with Cytrox’s Predator spyware

The 37 members of the Jewish National Fund board are almost evenly split between supporters and opponents of West Bank land purchases, which have sparked widespread international condemnation

Billionaire Eytan Stibbe has tried to erase his arms trades of the past by buying a spot as the second Israeli in space. The question is why the Israeli media plays along

According to the Israeli military's intelligence assessment, Hamas is still recovering from last year's fighting and faces pressure from Palestinian laborers working in Israel to avoid flare-up

Wassim al-Said confessed to the murders of Yehuda and Tamar Kaduri in 2019 and Ivan Tirnovskil this year, as prosecutors serve an indictment against him

The New York Times' report that Saudi Arabia put $2 billion into Jared Kushner's investment fund despite objections he was too inexperienced raises a big question: Does the deal have an Israeli angle – and could former Mossad head Yossi Cohen be in...

For Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson and the rest of the spokespeople for the pro-Russia, pro-authoritarian populist right, U.S. conservatives' support for Ukraine and for Kyiv's fight for democracy is a big problem

Marina Ovsyannikova, the journalist who dramatically demonstrated against the Ukraine war live on Russian TV, wrote in German newspaper Die Welt on why she finally broke her silence, after spreading Putin's lies for so long

The Church of St. Alexander Nevsky was meant to be transferred to Russia as part of a deal to win the release of the Israeli-American Naama Issachar, but a court halted the move

Lapid's Foreign Ministry hits back with a harshly worded response after Jordan reprimanded the Israeli envoy for 'violations' at Al-Aqsa ■ UN Security Council to convene Tuesday to discuss escalating situation in Jerusalem

As further evidence emerges of the targeted use of rape by Russian forces in Ukraine, a war crime that is notoriously underreported and under-prosecuted, this is how we can aid the victims, and bring those responsible to justice

Protest by the United Arab List over Israel's handling of Al-Aqsa tensions joins coalition whip's resignation. Bennett appears to have weathered the storm, but how long will it last?

Drone footage shows long lines of Israelis waiting to kick off their vacation in Sinai

The Islamist terrorists who killed a pair of Border Police officers in Hadera last month hailed from nearby Umm al-Fahm. Residents of the Arab city say government inaction against raging crime contributed to the tragedy

Turkey has conducted numerous cross-border aerial and ground operations against the PKK over the past decades

Sure, Sharm el-Sheikh's blue lagoons are among the best snorkeling sites in the world, but Egypt’s famous tourist attraction has a lot more to offer

Several cases were documented during clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians in the Jerusalem holy site. Police use of clubs has been on the rise after the force's commander relaxed rules governing it

Parents suffer severe to moderate injuries in a blaze at an off-the-grid Galilee community

Four strikes hit the Ukrainian city, the regional governor reported, as Russian forces launched long-distance strikes at targets elsewhere, including Kyiv

After 50 days of war, the morale boost for the Ukrainians in striking such a major symbol of Russian military power is immense. The next 50 days will bring new challenges, though

Moscow also seems to be losing patience with Israel and its airstrikes on Iranian targets in Syria – so Israel might have to pick up the pace

The Iranian president threatened retaliation against Israel for 'the slightest move,' speaking at a military parade

Israeli forces clash with armed locals in the West Bank town of al-Yamun, leaving two Palestinians in critical and serious condition

With the Temple Mount now at the epicenter of tensions, Israel fears violence might spill over to the Gaza Strip

Residents of the Palestinian town of Azzariyeh say they were told the road connecting them to Bethlehem will open soon, but settlers argue it will put them at risk, and work has stopped

Police officials were concerned that clashes in Jerusalem’s Old City will intensify

There are many reasons for the skyrocketing housing prices, including low interest rates and the previous government’s decision to slice the purchase tax paid by investors ■ This is how it can fix it

Roman Zadorov was convicted of killing 13-year-old girl at her school in the Golan Heights in 2006. The Supreme Court ordered a retrial last year in light of new evidence presented by his attorney

A hotline for Ukrainian refugees operated by the Labor, Social Affairs and Welfare Ministry has received over 5,700 aid requests for food, clothing, equipment, medical care and psychological services

Thousands are waiting to cross the border into Sinai for the interim days of Passover. Before the pandemic, Taba crossing was open 24 hours a day, but the hours can’t be extended further due to staffing shortfalls

Turkey's Erdogan, whose support for Hamas has strained Israel ties, thanked the Palestinian president for his leadership as tensions in Jerusalem simmer, calling for 'all Palestinian groups to work together'

Incident comes days after Russian Foreign Ministry criticized 'anti-Russia' statements by Foreign Minister Lapid, claiming that Israel is using Ukraine as 'distraction' from the Palestinian issue

'It's his decision, of course,' the Ukrainian president tells CNN, but says a presidential visit is likely. Ukraine 'needs more' help from to counter Russia's invasion, Zelenskyy also says

King Abdullah calls for 'international pressure on Israel' after clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians in the Old City, as Bennett says Israel will let followers of all faiths celebrate in Jerusalem

Kamala Harris inadvertently served wine from Psagot winery, which named one of their wines after former U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo for condemning European Court of Justice ruling on settlement products

From ‘Bridgerton’ and ‘365 Days’ to ‘Too Hot to Handle’ and ‘The Ultimatum,’ the streamer is letting it all hang out. And audiences, if not critics, seem to love it

Whether it be on the streets of Bucha or from an Uman synagogue, Rabbi Moshe Azman has become a prominent voice countering Russian disinformation, garnering criticism along the way

Last week, Palestinian factions in Gaza said that they are prepared to respond to any Israeli action and protect Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque

Only 1 percent of the Arab workforce is employed in Israeli hi-tech: 'We don’t serve in Unit 8200, so we need to strengthen our skills in other places'

The move by Mansour Abbas' United Arab List was coordinated with the leaders of the Israeli government, and meant to allow its supporters to 'let off steam,' but avoid actually quitting the ruling coalition

In a recent survey, 73 percent of Palestinians backed a prediction, popularized by Hamas preacher and YouTube icon Bassam Jarrar, that Israel will collapse by June 2022. Why is this wild fantasy of destruction so popular?

New research has identified several culprits, including insufficient government resources allocated for East Jerusalem families, language barriers and a distressing bureaucratic process

This comes only days after UN watchdog said it installed surveillance cameras in the workshop ■ Natanz has twice been targeted in sabotage attacks that Iran has blamed on Israel

'Every Ukrainian faces the same situation as the Jews faced 80 years ago,' says Sergei Loznitsa, the Ukrainian director of ‘Babi Yar. Context,’ which revisits the Nazi massacre of Jews near Kyiv in 1941

Amir Haskel spent almost 10 months camped outside the prime minister’s residence protesting against Benjamin Netanyahu. The 68-year-old retired general is prepared to do it all again if the Likud leader returns to power

Moscow has said its troops cleared the urban area of Mariupol and only a small contingent of Ukrainian fighters remained in a giant steelworks

Palestinians put up barriers in efforts to block Jewish visitors to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem ■ 17 Palestinians wounded in clashes with police: Red Crescent ■ Jordan says Israel bears full responsibility for consequences

The clashes have set everyone on edge, but what has actually occurred attests mainly to the desire to avoid a replay of Operation Guardian of the Walls last May

Cellphone companies will be able to compete by offering their own kosher services to some half a million ultra-Orthodox users of kosher phones

After a 15% price increase in the past year, February home sales showed no sign of slowing prices

Israel imposed a curfew on Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza until Saturday night for Passover. Despite clashes at the Temple Mount, security officials decided not to renew the lockdown for the coming days

The victim, Mohammad Dib, who has a police record, was declared dead at Wolfson Medical Center in Holon

Civilian death tolls continuing to rise as Ukrainian authorities report at least 900 dead in Kyiv region, with Mariupol mayor saying city's death toll could surpass 20,000

Israel takes a cautious tone on future sales of the laser system, which just passed another test. But statements about a new 'regional anti-missile defense architecture' hint that they may play more than a local role

After Israel votes to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council, Russia's foreign ministry says 'regrettable' statements by Lapid 'a poorly camouflaged attempt to take advantage of the situation in Ukraine'

What happens to people who are in desperate need of medical treatment but can’t afford to pay for it?

As Ukraine tries to break Russia's siege of Mariupol, one of Russia's main targets, its capital city was struck by Russian missiles in apparent retaliation for Ukraine's surprise sinking of a Russian ship

Soldiers arrested Shams a-Dim Aazem, 17, on suspicion of throwing stones. But between his cancer and his disability, the boy can barely move around. That didn't save him from being handcuffed and spending five hours in detention

Police arrested 400 people inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque after hours of skirmishes and managed to restore calm. But images of cops detaining worshipers might trigger the next terror attack

Russian authorities accuse Ukraine of wounding seven and damaging about 100 residential buildings in a Russian border region

Exodus is a story of liberation from slavery, but it has also inspired numerous colonialist movements. It’s a myth that needs to be treated with caution

The U.S. just issued a report detailing tens of thousands of human rights abuses in Turkey. But in light of Ankara's rapprochement with Egypt, the Gulf states, and Israel — no one really cares

Biden's comments on Putin, including that he shouldn't stay in power, weren't gaffes. Instead, the U.S. president was merely speaking his mind. Sometimes, that's also an option in international diplomacy

Ivan Tirnovski, a construction worker from Moldova, was murdered last month in Jerusalem by an ISIS supporter in a politically-motivated attack. But when his roommates called the police, they were brought into custody instead

The assailant's father had called Israel Police earlier in the day to inform them that his daughter was planning to carry out an attack in Jerusalem

According to Ukrainian estimates, 21,000 people in the port city of Mariupol have been killed since the beginning of the Russian siege, which shows no signs of relenting

Scores of Palestinians are injured and hundreds arrested in a rare breach by Israeli forces into Al-Aqsa Mosque after worshipers threw stones and set off fireworks during morning prayer

Smotrich reminds us what an alternative coalition looks like ■ Netanyahu, Bennett and the two Dizengoff terror attacks ■ No more cult of personality at the Independence Day ceremony

A certain chicken-and-egg question arises, however: The Israeli army expands its operation to thwart attacks, but daily friction with Palestinians fuels calls for revenge