Tehran blames UN nuclear watchdog for disregarding Israeli 'vicious operations' against its nuclear facilities, after UN official said Iran had moved a centrifuge workshop to a secret facility underground

Video shows panicked passengers scattering at Tel Aviv airport's departure hall, with one man hospitalized after trying to flee over a baggage carousel

1995 is making a comeback, and the same dangerous, ruthless politician stands behind incitement ■ Wolt-gate and Bennett's 'I'm not Netanyahu' post

Palestinians throw rocks at Western Wall as Israeli police enter Temple Mount compound ■ Riots and violent clashes between young Palestinian men and police have broken out every Friday of Ramadan this year

Today is the last Ramadan Friday, as well as Iran's 'Jerusalem Day.' Meanwhile, another landmine awaits in the West Bank

The more adamant the American rhetoric on Russia becomes, the more somber questions arise as to Israel's position and policy ■ At his weakest political moment, Bennett may have given the speech of his career

While conspiracy theory-minded Israelis and Palestinians try to incite a religious war, for the very first time in Israel's history religious Jews and Muslims are actually governing the country – together

'In these circumstances, I cannot judge with a full heart' says Judge Kula, who asked that the prosecution express confidence in him and claimed that a campaign is being waged against him in the Israeli press

Israel's rising prices are driving investors into deals with better returns as they convert storage space into apartments or take a risk on properties that are rent-controlled or where some construction may lack approval

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: One young Israeli living his best life in Washington D.C., and another who wants to become a doctor because she loves what goes on at the hospital

Explosions rock Ukraine's capital shortly after the United Nations' Guterres met with President Zelenskyy and condemned the atrocities committed by Russia

The Hebron neighborhood's construction is underway despite exceeding several city regulations. The decision could affect the approval of another Jewish neighborhood in the West Bank city

Former Israeli lawmaker Zehava Galon is disturbed by Israel's Ukraine policy and its leadership's fear of crossing Vladimir Putin. Also on this episode: what we can learn from new revelations about Israeli Pegasus spyware

Initially robust climate legislation has been 'neutered,' say environmental organizations, as Israel is set to come up short on the goals it committed to at the UN

A confidant of the Vermont senator details the 2020 campaign in a new tell-all book, revealing some of his run-ins with the pro-Israel lobby and a surprising bond with the Lubavitcher Rebbe

A number of locales have canceled next week's Independence Day fireworks displays. Will veterans suffering from PTSD and dog lovers finally succeed in putting paid to this explosive Israeli tradition?

The naked eye may not spot the decline of Israel’s culture and entertainment capital, but the numbers don't lie

Michael Ben David and the Israeli delegation now have alternative security arrangements in place after Foreign Ministry workers refused to provide them due to an ongoing labor dispute

The U.S. president also asks Congress for new legal tools to seize Russian oligarchs' assets and $20 billion for weapons and military assistance

Around 14,000 years ago, the hunter-gatherers of Tanegashima made clay bowls and plates, well before farming began. Fumie Iizuka: ‘The Neolithic needs redefining’

The cost of living and housing crisis cause Israeli Arabs to shop and invest in the northern West Bank, where one can buy a luxury apartment for $120,000

Katharina von Schnurbein says Russian talk of ‘denazification’ in Ukraine is unacceptable and 'dangerous', but adds during a visit to Israel that Ukraine’s use of the word ‘genocide’ to describe the war is also problematic

Details concerning the investigation into the original threat made against the family on Tuesday were placed under a gag order, and it remains unclear whether the new letter was sent by the same suspect or inspired a copy-cat

Writer Kelly Weill spends her days reporting on far-right conspiracy theories, but it was a very old one about the Earth being flat that really grabbed her attention. 'I thought they must be joking. But it was serious'

The commander shot one of his soldiers in the head with a weapon normally used for riot dispersal

'Our retaliatory strikes will be lightning fast,' Putin says, amid a Russian onslaught on the frontline highway linking Ukraine's second-largest city Kharkiv with the Russian-occupied Izyum

Between meager rent subsidies, poor interim housing and long waiting lists, many of Israel's Holocaust survivors are losing hope

Investment in tech aimed at women's health has doubled globally - but dropped by 25% in Israel: ‘When I started raising money for my home gynecological startup, they asked: Who needs it?’

Terms like 'experiential' and 'augmented reality' in relation to Holocaust museum exhibitions may be disconcerting, but it's one way to draw young visitors

The Turkish president's decision to transfer the murder trial of Jamal Khashoggi to Saudi Arabia removed the last hurdle to rekindle ties with Saudi Arabia

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

Muslims flock to the Al-Aqsa Mosque overnight for Laylat al-Qadr, after the Israeli military allowed some West Bank Palestinians to enter

Rising American inflation is to blame for the Israeli currency losing 8% against the dollar in five months. How much more could the shekel fall?

Despite skepticism from Arab and Jewish friends alike, groups of Israeli Arabs have flown to Poland for the Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony: ‘How can we coexist with Jews if we don’t know their history?’

All activities across Israel came to a halt at 10 A.M. for two minutes, as sirens sound to commemorate the memory of the six million Jews killed by the Nazis during World War II

Jordan is working 'to deal with the roots of the tension and ensure that matters don't explode again,' a diplomatic source says, after accusing Israel of gradually changing worship restrictions at the Jerusalem holy site

The second gentleman, the first Jewish spouse of a U.S. president or vice president, tells Haaretz about the importance of Holocaust education amid rising global antisemitism and why his heritage has become such a central tenet to his public life

Victims' parents express anger with 'surprisingly' short prison sentence given to 19-year-old Yoav Bushmitz, who assaulted 8 girls while volunteering as a teacher's aide at an elementary school in northern Israel

Two of the four confessed to throwing the Molotov cocktail during a Shin Bet questioning but later retracted their statement, as attorney claims the Ramle residents were interrogated 'under harsh conditions'

The heart-shaped pin, crafted by Ilona in a labor camp in the Sudetenland, tells the love story between her and her beloved Kurt, who was later murdered by the Germans

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Meira, who had previously represented the Samaria Regional Council, signed a conflict of interest agreement preventing her from dealing with issues related to the council for a year

Sweden and Denmark's liberal values are being challenged by Rasmus Paludan, a politician staging public burnings of the Koran. Local Jewish leaders are backing calls to make the burning of all religious texts a hate crime

A new study sheds light on the environmental conditions at Stonehenge at the dawn of humanity in Britain, on signs of cultural mixing – and one has to wonder about those weird pink rocks

Speaking at Israel's Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony, the prime minister denounces comparisons between contemporary events and the murder of Jews in World War II

Israeli-French study shows that boosting clients’ sense of security during periods of terrorism is also good for business

The three Palestinians say several dozen settlers from nearby Ma'aleh Amos attacked them with stones, clubs and pepper spray

The 23-year-old, a resident of southern Israel, was found with a box cutter and a screwdriver on his way to carrying out an attack in Jerusalem a year and a half ago, court rules. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison

Russia’s false ‘Nazi’ narrative has to be challenged, and it is Israel’s duty to do so. That means not only abandoning the misguided neutrality policy on Ukraine, but also being more honest with our own Holocaust lessons

'Germany's responsibility has not ended. We stand alongside Israel,' says Bundestag President Barbel Bas on her official visit for Holocaust Remembrance Day

It was an image of my mother I’d never seen before. A British soldier looks at the number 52406 tattooed on her left arm at Auschwitz-Birkenau where her parents, first husband, her five-and-a-half-year-old son, my brother, had just been sent to the...

After a small outbreak of polio cases was detected in Jerusalem, the Health Ministry has decided to expand the vaccination campaign and begin inoculating babies as young as six weeks

Israel Police suspect that the religious leader assaulted a woman on her wedding day, telling her that it would allow her to marry in sanctity

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

With a bow tie and good manners, an Israeli hotel has already deployed its first robot host - and guests are loving it. Others are working at creating a human-less tourism experience

Democracies should not conduct cyber warfare against their own citizens without due process and due cause. But thanks to advanced Israeli spyware like Pegasus and Predator that’s exactly what’s going on, and it happened to me

The new recall in Israel was extended to the entire confectionary product line regardless of expiration date. Strauss products include Elite chocolate and toffee candies

The men were convicted of incitement to violence and terror for their participation in a 2015 wedding in which photos of a murdered Palestinian baby were stabbed and burned

Prof. Hanna Yablonka, who pioneered the translation of Julia Skodova’s memoir into Hebrew, describes this unique report by a woman who was there from the first moments of the Final Solution

American soldiers were forbidden from traveling to Israel and other Middle Eastern countries in September in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19, The Times of Israel reports

The authors say the Israeli-Gaza war last May and conspiracy theories related to the coronavirus pandemic were likely reasons for the steep increase in countries with sizable Jewish communities

When she immigrated to Israel at the age of 22, photographer Debbie Zimelman was too old to join the army. 30 years later, she finally finds closure

On average, 42 Holocaust survivors died per day last year ■ Survivors' average age in Israel is 85.5, with about 31,500 of them over 90 and more than 1,000 older than 100

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, Bennett 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.

According to Syrian state media, Israel launched the missiles from just outside the Golan Heights. 'Four Syrian soldiers and five foreign soldiers were killed'

'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

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