Iran Guards' spokesperson says the killing of senior member, who was likely behind a series of plots against Israeli businesspeople and diplomats, strengthens group's resolve to confront Iran's 'enemies'

Bennett's office has been plagued by infighting in recent months between centrist and right-leaning advisers

Rival factions of the Ger Hasidic sect fought running battles in three Israeli cities over the weekend. This is why the fur is flying

In the city built at the legendary birthplace of Abraham, stories are still told about him and his precocious fetuses in the unique mud-brick beehive dome houses of the Harran plain

Hospital findings show the 21-year-old Palestinian who collapsed during Al-Aqsa clashes in April has likely died of a heart attack

The grave is being opened to investigate the circumstances surrounding the boy's reported death amid claims by families that their children were abducted by Israel in the 1950s

There wasn't a single ounce of credibility in Israeli lawmaker Rinawie Zoabi's charade, but everyone, media and government, fell for it

A Jerusalem lower court judge overturns an order that kept three Jewish men from the Temple Mount after they recited a prayer at the holy site ■ 'There is no plan to change the status quo on the Temple Mount,' Bennett's office says

The ministry plans to purchase more vaccines but says a large scale campaign is unlikely, as vaccines cause negative side effects and the disease is less infectious and dangerous than COVID-19

The report on the incident finds that dozens of armed individuals joined the official security forces in their effort to locate the assailant, without being subject to the chain of command

Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh calls on Palestinians to be 'on high alert', adding that the Palestinian people are now united across boundaries in their resistance against Israel

'The Immigration and Nationality Law requires that the secretary of state must revoke a designation' if the secretary finds this to be the case, a U.S. official says

Two motorcyclists shoot Col. Hassan Sayyad Khodaei, who was likely behind a series of plots against Israeli businesspeople and diplomats. Meanwhile, Iran says members of an Israeli intelligence network were captured

Meretz lawmaker Rinawie Zoabi says that following pressure from local Arab government heads, she has returned to the coalition to help 'fulfil the needs of Arab society'

When Immunai, a machine learning firm creating a ‘GPS’ for drug development, was just getting started a leading professor thought it was a joke – now he's their consultant

The director’s recent Netflix comedy ‘The Bubble’ was slated by critics, but his two HBO series on beloved stand-ups George Carlin and Garry Shandling are things of beauty

Sunday’s election brought the Labor Party, led by Anthony Albanese, back to power for the first time since 2013. The new prime minister vows to support Israel, but his potential coalition partners aren't on the same page

A new class of cyber firms has arisen in recent years, firms focused on the physical aspect of cybersecurity. An inside look at the battle to protect the Internet of Things

Ukrainians celebrate their national identity on Vyshyvanka Day, and over 2,500 people marched through Tel Aviv at a particularly fraught time. Attendees explain why this year’s event mattered above all others

State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries is concentrating its efforts on trade in Europe, focusing mainly on Germany and countries neighboring Russia, while cashing in on post-COVID demand for commercial aviation

An Israeli court convicts the six Palestinians for the 'unprecedented' jailbreak, while five more inmates are charged for assisting in the escape plan

Deserting lawmaker Rinawie Zoabi is expected to announce her intent to vote with the coalition, sources say ■ Her resignation left the coalition two seats shy of a majority and threatened to send Israel to a fifth election in three years

'The sense of urgency is palpable. The old Nazis are dying': How a British film-maker launched a decade-long project to interview the last Nazi eyewitnesses to the Holocaust, and why Germany refused to fund him

What will Sweden and Finland's move to join NATO mean for Europe, Russia, and even far-away Israel, and what will Putin's next move in Ukraine be?

Israeli health officials feared the passenger, who returned from Europe, was carrying monkeypox

The war will not stop after any concessions, 'It will just be put on pause for some time,' a Ukraine negotiator says amid stagnated peace talks

Roberta Metsola’s visit is her first since her election to her post in January 2022, and is the first by a president of the European Parliament in Israel since 2014

Unless Sweden and Finland decide to support Turkey on 'fundamental issues,' Erdogan says he will not take a positive approach to NATO expansion

Rinawie Zoabi's resignation leaves Bennett's government with just 59 seats, putting Israel at risk for a fifth round of elections in just three years

The Israeli army has applied this term, coined by analyst Michele Wucker, to two fronts. One of these rhinos has already charged

The 12-year-old child was rushed to hospital with second- and third-degree burns

Russia's Gazprom has demanded that European countries pay for Russian gas supplies in roubles because of sanctions imposed over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, but Finland refuses to do so

The Palestinian Health Ministry identifies the dead as Amjad al-Fayyed and says another 18-year-old Palestinian is in critical condition after being wounded by Israeli fire

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights the airstrike targeted bases of the Syrian army and Iranian militias

The last 531 fighters represented the last island of Ukrainian control in the strategic port city, marking the end of one of the most destructive sieges since Russia invaded Ukraine almost three months ago

Pressure from Europe and the United States, along with the economic crises, spurred Egyptian President al-Sissi and Tunisian President Saied to resuscitate their national dialogue initiatives – but no real change is afoot

The first case of monkeypox in Israel was detected in a man in his 30s, who recently travelled to Western Europe. In the past week, several European countries and the U.S. also reported cases of the virus

In an interview with Haaretz, Meretz lawmaker Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi's explains her resignation, expresses disappointment about her colleagues, and identifies who's really to blame for the collapse of Bennett's coalition

We are on the threshold of advances that could transform humanity. The mechanisms of oppression and destruction will also gain from this

A few days after the High Court of Justice green-lighted the expulsion of residents of eight villages in the South Hebron Hills, Israeli forces started to demolish their homes: They razed 20 dwellings in three villages, leaving families homeless

A quarter of all House Democrats signed a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Blinken and the FBI's director demanding an independent investigation into the killing of the Palestinian journalist in the West Bank city of Jenin

Israel Police are investigating the incident, in which two children aged 3 and 7 were stuck in a locked vehicle in the Bedouin town of Hura

From the Persian Gulf to North Africa, water disputes are intensifying. With global warming sharpening water shortages, these 'boring,' back-channel conflicts could turn into a deluge

After a Nakba Day protest and counter-protest erupted into violence, Tel Aviv University's President Ariel Porat issued a letter warning that violence against any student will be dealt with 'harshly'

The number of Grad rockets still in Soviet-era stockpiles can determine how long the war lasts – as can the patience of Western politicians who in the summer are more interested in vacations than arms deliveries

A senior coalition member says talks with lawmaker Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi – who quit the coalition and left it without a majority – have been put in the hands of United Arab List Mansour Abbas

This comes two days after Finland and Sweden formally applied to join the NATO alliance, a decision spurred by Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi is in a bind: with no future in the Knesset, she has no interest in taking down the government until she secures a public sector position

Russian shelling in Luhansk has killed 13 civilians over the past 24 hours, regional governor says

Nitzan Horowitz and Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi – who resigned and left the government without a majority – agree on the importance of preserving the current coalition, a source says

The driver manages to escape, but police arrest four additional suspects; no casualties reported in the incident

The main evidence tying Ilana Sporta Hania to the threatening letters is a lab examination that found that the handwriting on the envelopes fully matches hers

Kugel with shots of vodka, earsplitting Hasidic dance music, ecstatic revelers. A night out with ex-ultra-Orthodox Jews seeking a new identity

Cuneiform tablets, jewels, and 1,800 coins, including one bearing the name of Shimon Bar Kochba, found in antiquities trader's house in Modiin

Israel's Defense Minister Gantz's rhetoric about Iran, however, has an abundance of politics

Health Minister Horowitz didn't learn a lesson from Bennett's flop with Silman ■ Apart from the Knesset, Bennett's troubles lie in wait inside his office

Health care workers in Israel face various forms of violence on a daily basis, yet the state has failed to implement recommendations made to combat this

This week at the Aviv airport: An Israeli family of exiles fleeing adversity and two Italian sisters who are inseparable

The majority opinion said that the board did not ignore the women who were hurt by Alon Kastiel, and was aware of the pain and suffering caused to them by the prisoner

The constant gatekeeping of Jewish identity experienced by Jews of color, converts and many others makes coming together in a crisis far harder

In first comments, Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi from Israel’s left-wing Meretz party offers a mix of steadfastness and compromise

At first they were seen as a fringe right-wing organization that was liable to take the law into its hands. Today they are so strong that the state may put the law into their hands. Who are Israel's 'new guardians' and what do they want?

Why are so many seemingly intelligent pundits, activists and academics, from the right and the left, so insistent on foisting U.S. frameworks of political thinking on Israel? Ignorance and opportunism are only part of the answer

In harsh public letter, Jordan's King Abdullah II says he approved measures to detain Prince Hamzah in his palace and restrict his communications and movements

Protesters charge police 'caved to extremists,' after the Israeli town's first ever Pride Parade was nixed due to threats against organizer's mother

Israel's defense minister meets with U.S. counterpart, Lloyd Austin, stressing the importance of strengthening U.S.-led coalition in the Mideast

A year after a deadly stampede left 45 dead, police manage to maintain sporadic clashes and prevent casualties at the Meron pilgrimage site

Elise Bernhardt is on a mission: for visiting artists to fall in love with Jerusalem the way she did – warts and all

After MK Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi surprised her own party, Bennett's coalition is now a minority government, increasing the odds of an Israeli election in September. But not everyone in the opposition will want a swift return to the polling places

Iranians used identities of people living overseas to target Israeli academics and former defense officials and lure Israelis to travel abroad in order to kidnap or harm them, according to Shin Bet security agency

From Mount Meron to a Safed apartment: Israel’s tradition of visiting the tombs of tzaddikim is no new phenomenon, but tells a story of evolving attitudes toward faith, folk tradition and even coexistence

Recep Tayyip Erdogan says objection stems from grievances with Sweden and Finland’s perceived support of the PKK. Each of NATO's 30 member countries has the power to veto a membership bid.

Cold War-style shortwave radio stations set up for spies and known as ‘numbers stations’ are still broadcasting - including an alleged Israeli one

A monitoring group run by British military says the attack happened off a contested port city in Yemen on a vessel which was 'likely Hong Kong-flagged'

'The sights from Temple Mount, Abu Akleh's funeral led me to a moral decision,' Israeli lawmaker Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi writes in her resignation letter

12 years after the death of the artist and World War II partisan Alexander Bogen, his granddaughter is trying to save his large estate

Finland and Sweden formally apply to join NATO in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The decision, however, faces objections from Turkey

Sources in Likud criticized Netanyahu’s plan to oppose the bill, with a senior member of the party saying that the opposition leader 'is causing very serious damage to Likud'

'Due to an error in identification, the IDF Aerial Defense Array launched interceptors which caused the alarms heard in northern Israel,' the army said in a statement

Physicians in public service – those working in schools, local clinics, government ministries and other institutions, including in administrative positions, will strike after an assault on medical staff earlier this week

Former senior Mossad officials described Yossi Cohen’s conduct as ‘madness’ after three trips to Congo on Israel’s behalf for problematic purposes that are barred from publication. The visits weren’t coordinated with Congo’s government an...

Politicians have no choice but to allow the parade, which is often accompanied by violence and racist chants, year after year

Military's Police will not open an investigation into the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh on grounds that there is no suspicion of a criminal act. Decision likely to provoke criticism from Washington

In order to meet the High Court requirement by the end of 2022, there should be 13,600 inmates in prisons service facilities, however, the number has jumped from about 14,000 prisoners in February to almost 15,000 in May