Two civillians hurt after missiles strike in al-Hamidiyah near Lebanon border, state broadcaster says

After foreign tourism came to a halt during the pandemic, Christ Church, located near Jaffa Gate, began offering events free of proselytizing -- but full of fun -- to locals

Israelis and Palestinians among those hoping for a rebound from COVID woes, but the recovery is likely to take time

Numerous attendees at GOP event in Iowa show strong interest in alternative candidate for 2024 even if ex-president is on the ballot: 'Just don’t know if he’s electable anymore'

American author, convinced that puzzle-solving made him a better person, shows readers how tackling crosswords, secret ciphers, mazes and more can change our lives and the world

State media reports 49 people also hurt in shallow tremors, including two of magnitude 6.0, that US Geological Survey says struck 100 kilometers southwest of Bandar Abbas

Michael Ashner, who fought ice cream maker's parent company over attempted settlement ban, says it threatened Israel; calls head of Israeli branch a 'hero' for opposing corporation

Saadah Masoud allegedly beat a Jewish man who was holding an Israeli flag in April, causing a concussion; is also accused of attacking two other Jews last year

Police detain the woman's son, who reportedly has a history of psychiatric problems

Opposition leader says comments by Shimrit Meir prove that Lapid will not be able to form a government without being 'blackmailed' by majority-Arab parties, whom he too has courted

Ali Hasarma found bleeding out in his car in Ba'ana, becoming 49th Arab or Druze to be violently killed in Israel since start of 2022

Israel's youngsters take the lead in the first-half of country's first-ever Euro final appearance, but England fights back and then wins the match with two goals late in extra time

Despite fruitless round in Doha, efforts set to continue beyond July deadline beyond which IAEA says it will no longer be able to verify nuclear activities permitted under JCPOA

Unnamed Curry College staff member identified as alleged culprit behind rash of hateful messages scrawled across campus dating back to January

Jews born in ashes of Holocaust visit picturesque towns where their parents saw postwar denazification of their persecutors' society, find common bonds with Germans' descendants