U.S. Embassy demands apology from the group 'for allowing one of their staff to present this controversial image' to David Friedman ■ U.S. official: We support Temple Mount status quo
Eurovision management expressed concern over the politicization of the contest, according to Israeli broadcast source
More efficient use of water at home and in municipal gardens, along with increased desalination efforts are among means mooted to address huge rise in consumption
Last week 300 vines were pulled from the ground in a vineyard in Hebron. A graffiti was sprayed on a rock nearby, saying: 'We will reach everywhere'
Israel is the first country to have used the U.S.-made F-35 stealth fighter in combat, the Israeli air force chief said on Tuesday
CNBC reports that U.S. intelligence believes Russia's new hypersonic weapon will likely be ready for war by 2020
Paper's authors 'amazed' how nobody in power reacted to the arrival of brightly colored hammerhead flatworms, until 'citizen scientists' took photos of them
Nir Baram, whose new novel, ‘At Night’s End,’ is his most personal work yet, talks about the death of his mother and the suicide of his best friend, and what he has learned from interviewing settlers and Palestinians
Seven activists were arrested last week, most having previously campaigned for women's right to drive and an end to the kingdom's male guardianship system
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: This German preschool teacher describes herself as an Israeli 'in terms of energy and temperament' ■ What it's like to come to Israel and see '18-year-old girls in uniform with semiautomatic rifles'
Launching in time for Israel's 70th birthday, the 10-stop local version of Boston's Freedom Trail is centered in the seaside city's buzzing financial, culinary and cultural hub
Dror Strom comes out against merger just days before antitrust decision
