State-owned gas giant claims Nord Stream closed for 'preventative work'; Berlin accuses Moscow of using energy as a 'weapon'

New teachers to receive NIS 9,000 a month under agreement, principals to start at NIS 19,000; vacation schedule to be changed

Military says suspect in Silwad tried to flee, was shot and wounded then detained, in one of several overnight raids

Both sides have accused each other of shelling dangerously close to Zaporizhzhia; Kyiv claims Moscow is storing ammo at frontline facility

Feds say government records 'likely concealed and removed' from Trump's Florida estate; first image released of classified files, including some labeled 'Top Secret'

Woman believed to violate house arrest after her betrothed, suspected of illegal possession of weapons, ran away from authorities at ceremony

With limited Hebrew and traumas from war, over 2,600 refugee children prepare to face their next challenge: the Israeli education system

Nourah al-Qahtani receives 45-year term after being convicted of 'using internet to tear country's social fabric' and 'violating public order,' Khashoggi-founded NGO says

'It is believed these victims were targeted because they're Jewish,' police commissioner says, in press conference at site where suspect allegedly slapped Haredi man days earlier

University chancellor says he's sickened by incident, which featured 4 men hanging signs that read 'Communism is Jewish' and 'The Holocaust is an anti-white lie'

Judges express hope Khalil Awawdeh, who now weighs 80 pounds after fasting for six months and is in danger of 'sudden death,' will 'come to his senses'

Biden eulogizes ex-Soviet leader, who ensured 'greater freedom for millions'; Johnson says 'his commitment to opening up Soviet society remains an example' amid Putin's aggression

Both supporters and critics agree that revived JCPOA would be less effective than it was when originally signed in 2015, but are split on whether something better than nothing

Former Soviet president remembered as a humanitarian for allowing Jews to practice their religion freely and emigrate, which they did en masse -- much to his disappointment

Ariel Koren tells NYT that the firm demanded she relocate to Brazil after she circulated petition against $1.2b deal she claimed would contribute to surveillance of Palestinians