Envoy addresses the UN's Security Council after Israel's UN ambassador reveals Iranian attempts to pass ammunition to Hezbollah through Lebanese civilian port
The Conservative politician may be the most pro-Israel prime minister in history, but the U.K. has never wielded less power on the world stage
Premier objects to the prospect that Shaked, who now heads Hayamin Hehadash, could be given the top spot on a joint slate with the Union of Right Wing Parties
Israel is facing a dangerous combination of ballooning salaries and a doctor shortage
Cyprus rape affair puts spotlight on role of travel companies in selling underage Israelis foreign vacations with minimal adult supervision
The 21-year-old suspect from West Bank is being treated for wounds
Jenin’s Arab American University enrolled 6,215 Israeli Arabs, beating the former favorite University of Haifa
The incident, which happened four years ago, already led to the conviction of a fifth man who acted as a lookout
Health Ministry study cites lack of supportive care, residential settings, and programs providing a transition between hospitalization and ongoing care at local clinics
In 2018, one out of every 78 children was diagnosed as autistic, compared to one out of 210 in 2007
District court calls for talks between Islamic officials and city before final ruling on future of Ottoman-era site, where some 60 graves were found
Palestinian prime minister calls demolition a 'war crime and a crime against humanity,' says he will file a complaint to the International Criminal Court
Israeli authorities turn a blind eye the outposts, which were founded on state lands, and at times even help to retroactively legalize them. Most are used for agriculture, and receive the help of local councils
Fundraiser is final stage before retail-tech company’s planned initial public offering
Tech originally designed to detect bombs can spot oil and water leaks, cracks and rust
Supreme Court declined to hear final appeal of Mustafa al-Haruf, who has been in Israeli custody since January and lived most of his life in East Jerusalem
Islam Mohammed Yousef Naji threw a marble slab that killed special forces soldier Ronen Lubarsky in 2018
Troubling disclosures likely to pressure pharmaceutical companies to settle suits quickly, a development Israel’s Teva will try to avoid
A longtime fan of cold soups, I serve them often, joining a long and delicious Jewish warm-weather tradition
Not only Erdogan has lost one of his props in the fight for regional dominance, but the United States will also have to find a new crutch to lean on in the Middle East
Trump said Thursday that an American warship shot down an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz after it had flown within 900 meters of the vessel
Hundreds will eventually be put into orbit to bring internet to remote parts of the world
El Al was among the first to buy the gigantic jumbo with its iconic hump, and went on to break the record for most people on a flight, bringing 1,088 Ethiopian Jews to Israel. This is the story of El Al 001, the flight that made the Jewish world smaller
The mercury peaked at nearly 50 degrees Celsius at the Dead Sea site during Wednesday’s country-wide heat wave.
Art centers, performance halls and clubs popping up in deserted movie theater, army bunker and office building by an artist cooperative with an unusual take on the law
The attempt to salvage the deal comes in the wake of heightened regional tensions and clear breaches of enriched uranium stockpile levels on behalf of Iran
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A rabbi whose journey led her back to Israel after 30 years in California, and a man whose name became a self-fulfilling prophesy
Summer activities that everyone will enjoy, across Israel
Intimate Capital aims to raise $20 million for sex-tech and disrupt sex toy business
