Ten years after the Syrian civil war began and with their motherland lying in ruins, young Druze in the Golan Heights are increasingly shifting their focus, if not always their allegiance, to Israel
'What, should we return it to Syria? Should we return the Golan to a situation where mass-slaughter is a danger?' Netanyahu argues during a visit to a northern town
Sea of Galilee water level raises six centimeters in one day, frost expected in some areas as temperatures drop below usual for the time of year
Hamat Gader in the Golan Heights can now no longer afford to keep the animals that made it a popular tourist site before the coronavirus came along
Locals oppose the construction of the wind farm, built on agricultural land belonging to Druze villages in the area
On first visit of new Syrian FM to Iran, Tehran renews support for Syrian leadership
Atheneon of Antioch woz ’ere: Archaeologists make surprising new discovery at an early Christian church excavated at the Banias cultic site
On the second day of his Israel trip, U.S. secretary of state meets Netanyahu, announces push to sanction 'hateful' and 'antisemitic' BDS groups
Unit 840 of Iran's Quds Force finances planned and financed latest operations, Israeli intel suggests
Israeli intelligence suggests Quds Force, whose positions were targeted in the latest airstrike, pays Syrian residents of the Golan Heights to plant explosives along the Israeli border
Speaking alongside Netanyahu and Bahrain's foreign minister, U.S. secretary of state says Tehran's 'influence in waning' ■ Bahrain's al-Zayani urges Israeli-Palestinian negotiations: 'The conflict must be solved'
The Bible claims the Kingdom of Geshur which built the fort was an ally of King David – but there is little or no archaeological proof of a link to ancient Jerusalem
The church was built on top of a Roman temple in the Banias, a cultic center cited in the Gospels, that is today a popular Israeli nature reserve
The drill was conducted in violation of regulations and despite parks authority's opposition. 'The damage is enormous,' one official said
Boundary stone in Greek naming the village of Nafah was found pursuant to infrastructure works, in this case laying a pipeline to the army base in the Golan Heights
Products of winery which grows its grapes on the plateau that Israel captured from Syria in 1967 war, will be available in hotels, restaurants and stores
Once a home to Syrian officers, the rebuilt Upper Customs House in the Golan Heights is set to open its doors in January – offering stunning views and an even more stunning history
One can assume Nasrallah isn’t blind to how Israel mishandled the pandemic, sacrificing some of its most strategic resources: resilience, solidarity and public trust
Later in the day sirens sounded in several communities in the Galilee, near Israel's border with Lebanon, in a false alarm
The Israeli army said a mortar or a rocket was fired from the Syrian side of the border, reportedly responding to an Israeli drone
The popular propaganda film ‘Six Days’ glorified Israel’s achievements in the 1967 war – but a horrific price was exacted while it was being made
'We will start today with practical steps to construct Ramat Trump' said Netanyahu as the $2.3 million project to develop the settlement got underway
Three Syrian soldiers said killed in the strike ■ Earlier local reports said an Israeli drone attacked a senior Hezbollah official in the Syria-controlled Golan Heights
But even as he awaits proper budget, the army chief is already introducing significant changes
Israel will see its coldest days measured this winter on Sunday and Monday; Mount Hermon will be closed to visitors Sunday due to severe weather conditions
Mount Hermon sees 35-40 centimeters of snow, while heavy rains flood north and water level rises in Sea of Galilee
As rain persists, the water level of the lake is missing only 1.795 meters to reach its full capacity ■ Light snow expected to fall over mountains in central Israel
Moshav Odem in the northern Golan Heights has an equal number of residents and reindeer, which were brought from Scotland, making them adaptable to the country's recent cold wave