Russia’s state-controlled natural gas giant Gazprom says it cut supplies to NATO members Poland and Bulgaria after they refused to pay for the shipments in rubles

Following media reports, Bennet this week disclosed that his family's expenses on food at his private home amount to some $7,570 a month

Clashes erupted as Palestinians opened fire at Israeli soldiers who were carrying out arrests in the West Bank

The Israeli Civil Administration gave the residents of the Nokdim settlement 15 days to explain how their construction on private Palestinian land does not constitute incursion

February 23 marked the 30th anniversary of the shooting death of Blanka Zmigrod, who had moved to Germany from Israel and preferred singing and dancing to dwelling on the Holocaust

Well into their 80s, the refugees finding themselves in Israel say this time around, the experience is more palpable, and some experts estimate there may be thousands more Holocaust survivors who have been forced to flee Ukraine

The proposed changes presented by Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton are meant to reduce the number of classroom hours for Bible studies, literature, history and civics.

The attacks came hours after the Israeli military said an Israeli drone crashed on the Syrian side of the border

'The agricultural lands whose status is sorted will serve everyone, both Bedouin and Jews. The problem is that in the meantime, one only sees chaos'

Muli Shlufer, 75, and Ofira Alon, 64, drew on classical Europe as inspiration for their home on Kibbutz Ramat Hakovesh

The court ruled the Interior Ministry's claims that the mosque promoted radical Islam, terrorism and antisemitism did not justify a closure

Two people arriving at Israel's international airport carried the new variant, a day after announcing the first cases of a similar variant, BA.4

A resolution passed by the General Assembly doesn't limit veto power of the five permanent Security Council members, but could put veto-wielders on the spot and let a raft of other countries be heard

Three current and former executives of the Europe Asia Pipeline Company were also penalized for their part in the environmental damage caused to Nahal Zin

Ankara recently agreed to transfer the murder trial of Jamal Khashoggi – killed in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul – to Riyadh, as part of efforts to rekindle the relationship between the two countries

She sells shrinking sea shells by the seashore in Mesolithic Spain, and from doting on pretty top shells, the dwellers of climate-stricken El Mazo cave were reduced to dining on limpets

In 1610, a doctor and founding father of the Italian city of Livorno organized the mass rape of enslaved Jewish women from Morocco in a plot to extort money from local Jews

Police have feared that the eviction of the Salem family from their East Jerusalem home, which has been at the center of tensions in recent months, could reignite the neighborhood along with the rest of the city

The UNHCR estimates the dinghy was carrying 80 people at the time it capsized, after naval forces collided with the vessel as the smuggler tried to evade capture

Source says the letter was not sent directly to the family, but to Bennett's wife's former workplace, which warned the couple and passed the letter on to the Shin Bet

The U.S. State Department has called Vladimir Solovyov ‘the most energetic Kremlin propagandist around.’ Russian security services claim he was the target of an assassination attempt by Ukraine, based on dubious evidence

While Twitter has made 'some strides in tackling hate in recent years,' multibillionaire Musk could take things in a 'very different direction,' Jonathan Greenblatt says

Thousands of new apartments are planned for Jerusalem's Kiryat Hayovel – most notably a futuristic glass tower from the makers of Dubai's Burj Khalifa. Social activists are especially unhappy

An odd series of events led Jennifer Teege to discover that her grandfather was none other than the notorious Nazi Amon Goeth.

One night, during the Nazi occupation of Belgrade, my grandfather didn’t return home from the forced labor imposed on Serbia's Jews. My grandmother was pregnant. My father, then three years old, remembers her wailing

Swiss journalist Sacha Batthyany knew he belonged to an aristocratic family, centered around his respected aunt. He didn’t know about the murderous ball held in 1945, that led to a personal quest, threats from relatives and a book

'Save our children': Why the Republicans' campaign accusing liberals of pedophilia, based on conspiracy theories and intimidation, sounds grimly familiar – and so ominous

Direct flights from Israel have inspired hope in the resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, ailing from the loss of Russian and Ukrainian tourists following the war

When the Russians invaded Ukraine at the end of February, it appeared to be a watershed moment for Germany. Yet two months on, the initial fighting talk by Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been replaced by pseudo-pacifism

U.S. Army General Mark Milley says key goal of talks to coordinate mounting security assistance to Kyiv including heavy weaponry, to help it defend against an unfolding Russian onslaught in the east

There are currently 579 Palestinians in administrative detention and over the past month 19 detention orders were issued against Israeli citizens, 2 of whom are Jewish

The number of Jews globally is still some 1.4 million fewer than on the eve of World War II in 1939, according to figures published by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics

The 20-year-old Palestinian was reportedly hit in the head by live Israeli fire during clashes in a refugee camp near Jericho

The 23-year-old resident of Kalansua was pronounced dead following a brawl in a public park in the southern Israeli city of Ashdod on Monday

Kim Jong Un vows to bolster forces at parade as the country's intercontinental ballistic missiles, test-launched this month, put on display

After clashes with police at the holy site, men who refused to give their ID cards were not allowed to enter the mosque, a procedure rights groups say undermines freedom of worship

Yamina party defector Amichai Chikli is already history. The message of his expulsion is meant for someone else

With its easy access, shaded areas and waterfall, it’s no wonder this site in the southern Israel is so popular among families. And it’s free

The police chief of the southern city of Rahat says 81 percent of its serious crimes were gun related last year, and that they were mainly the result of disputes over land

Shots were fired shortly after the Israeli commissioner's call for bolstered police forces in the southern city of Rahat, which is experiencing a feud between rival families

Cyber Directorate says it sees no evidence supporting claim by group called ‘Hackers of Savior’ that they broke into Israel’s wire transfer system and hacked personal accounts

12-year-olds can be jailed, four days can pass until a suspect sees a judge, hearings are held in a foreign language and laws change constantly. Inside Israel's military courts in the West Bank

While in space, Stibbe conducted some 30 scientific experiments chosen by a scientific committee led by the Ramon Foundation

Israel's army barred Palestinian workers from Gaza entry to Israel via the Erez crossing for two days, following a series of rocket launches from the Strip

AIPAC's new political arm has endorsed more than 100 Republicans who refused to certify Biden's election win, but not pro-Israeli Rep. Liz Cheney, who also happens to be a fierce critic of former president Trump

The cell members built a rocket-like explosive device and planned to use it in a terror attack, Israel's security agency says

Although the hours-long gunfight in the Bedouin town of Rahat may seem divorced from recent events, there’s a direct line between it and the recent terror attacks in Israel

The sub-variant was identified after COVID samples from the three passengers were sequenced at Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport

A year after the Israel-Hamas war of 2021, clashes in Jerusalem's holiest site are again dominating the headlines. Why did the violence start, will it lead to war and could it doom Naftali Bennett's government? Listen to our experts

A real quantum computer is still far off – but that doesn’t bother those engaged in the arms race to develop a quantum processor. Here are the Israelis banking on it

Egyptian drama series ‘Bitlou’ Al Rouh’ offers a critical look at the Islamic State, but it also aims to humanize members of the jihadist group as well

Not only 'liberty, equality, fraternity': Marine Le Pen is the clear successor not only of her Holocaust-denying father, but of the murky, anti-humanist stream that has existed in France throughout its modern history

Mike Evans 'will not lead the march, and he has no official role in the planned events,' the March of the Living organizers responded to claims by the Christian Zionist leader

Israeli court finds that Shavei Israel head Michael Freund forged his ex-wife's signature to create the impression she was involved in its operations bringing members of the Bnei Menashe community to Israel

After centuries of Tsarist and Soviet repression, the Putin era was a reversal of fortunes for Russian Jews, particularly for Chabad. But Russia's Ukraine war reveals the moral catastrophe of this cosy symbiosis between Putin and his Kremlin Hasidim

Fighting proxy wars on several fronts, Saudi Arabia severed ties with Iran in 2016, but the regional rivals are continuing negotiations to reestablish relations under the mediation of Baghdad

President Emmanuel Macron may have defeated his far-right rival relatively comfortably in Sunday’s runoff, but the Jewish community says the hard work lies ahead: ‘The progress Marine Le Pen has made is frightening’

Blinken pledges military aid, U.S. embassy reopening in landmark Kyiv visit, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its second month

Israel Police are investigating the possibility that Samir Omar was the victim of a family feud, after his body was found in his truck in a Bedouin town

Strauss found salmonella in raw chocolate used for some of the company's products on the eve of Passover and notified the Israeli Health Ministry, but waited almost a week before alerting the public

The trip by U.S. Secretary of State Blinken and Defense Secretary Austin to visit President Volodymyr Zelenskyy culminated in a pledge for new aid worth $713 million for Zelenskyy's government and countries in the region

Yamina lawmaker Amichai Chikli voted against his party's position 754 times since the formation of the coalition ■ The move to declare him a defector aims to deter others from abandoning Bennett's shrinking Knesset faction

Eytan Stibbe reached the international Space Station on April 8 as part of the first all-private astronaut team ever flown there

The Israeli military spokesperson says Palestinian factions likely behind the rocket, which fell in an open area in northern Israel on Monday

In the past, deterrence in Gaza was based on the assumption that Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the rest of the Palestinian organizations knew what was waiting for them — but there are new factors at play now

The trip by U.S. Secretary of State Blinken and Defense Secretary Austin, is the highest-level visit to Kyiv by American officials since Russian invaded Ukraine

Israel's High Court of Justice rejects a petition seeking to again investigate the death of four Palestinian children who were killed in an Israeli airstrike in the 2014 war with Hamas

After COVID hit, newly unemployed tour guide Uzi Tauber, 68, discovered mosaics at his 130-meter Kfar Sava home

The final tally handed Macron a second term as president with 58.5 percent of the vote, trumping Le Pen's 41.5 percent, with many of those who voted for the incumbent president doing so to stop the far-right challenger from reaching the Élysée Pala...

After a Channel 13 report about spending at the prime minister's home, Bennett fires back: 'The expenses of the prime minister’s residence have dramatically decreased during my term'

Amir Lazar, chairman of a new franchise for mortgage brokers, says the solution to Israel's housing crisis does not lie in lotteries and proposes how to cool the sizzling housing market

The two also discuss Iran's demand that the U.S. delist its Revolutionary Guards from the terror organization blacklist ■ Israel’s national security advisor will visit Washington this week, White House says

Defense Minister Gantz cites security concerns related to Hamas escalation behind Israel's decision to keep the Erez crossing shut, which was closed over rocket fire from Gaza

While many French voters in Tel Aviv see the incumbent president Emmanuel Macron as the only option for France, voters in Netanya are willing to give Marine Le Pen a chance for the first time

Millions of Jews worldwide eat meat certified kosher by a New York-based organization. But in Israel, the rabbinate’s monopoly results in the sending of butchers abroad at very high salaries

The small boat carrying around 60 people sunk off the coat on Saturday night with both Lebanese and Syrians aboard

Israel has received criticism over its failure to provide Ukraine with defensive equipment or weapons, and recently announced it was sending a shipment of aid to the country

Brig. Gen. Shlomi Binder, Israel's outgoing commander of the 91st Galilee Division, adds however that as the Lebanese crisis deepens, Hezbollah is allowing for a bigger Iranian footprint. He also has a dire warning for Nasrallah

Bookmakers are now saying that Emmanuel Macron is the clear favorite to win reelection. Far-right challenger Le Pen has discovered once again that her links to Russia's leader are hurting her chances

Catalonia's Regional President Pere Aragonès, who was reportedly infected by Israeli NSO's Pegasus spyware, tells Haaretz that he places the blame on the Spanish government, and warns of dire consequences for democracy

HBO’s ‘The Invisible Pilot’ docu-series may be flawed, but the real-life story is still jaw-droppingly entertaining. Plus, Netflix’s ‘White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch’

In light of declining COVID rates, some health experts are urging Israel to cut its testing requirement for arriving passengers at Ben-Gurion Airport, one of only few where all travelers are still ordered to take a test

Nablus area resident who worked in Petah Tikva was convicted last year of murdering Rabbi Shay Ohayon, an attack he told investigators was 'for the sake of Palestine'

In the first nationwide truce since 2016, the two sides agreed to operate two commercial flights a week to and from Sana'a to Jordan and Egypt, the first such exception to the Saudis' chokehold blockade of rebel-held Yemen

Settler leader hails 'another brick in the building of the land and the settlement in Judea and Samaria' in the Air Force's decision to fly over more parts of the West Bank

Tomás Zerón is wanted in connection with the torture and disappearance of 43 students. Officials also want to question him about his role in buying NSO’s Pegasus spyware and its misuse

During the Second Lebanon War, an Israeli clinical psychologist discovered the powers of Hibuki. Now the plush puppy, with long arms and a sad expression, is offering immediate relief to children in Ukraine: 'Children can’t wait, in a month it will...

A Passover miracle: Special project, carried out with the support of Egyptian authorities, seeks to preserve synagogues, cemeteries and priceless documents left behind after Jews were expelled

This pastry is considered to be the original Bedouin desert

Rahat residents say shooting carried on through the night, even after Rimas Abu Ali was wounded by a stray bullet. 'Arabs in this country have no security at all,' her mother says