Israel Says Iran's Quds Force Team Arrived in Syria Months Ago to Prepare for Drone Attack

Israeli army chief says elite unit's commander personally oversaw attack planned in a Golan Heights base, which Israel said it thwarted in overnight strike

Arab Residents Decry 'Humiliating' Police Barricades in Israeli City Following Murders

'We want order, but the police isn’t the answer, it’s part of the problem,' argues Ramle resident, while another says the city now 'feels like a checkpoint'

Brothers of Teen Stabbed at Tel Aviv LGBTQ Shelter Charged With Attempted Murder

Two brothers also charged with assaulting 16-year-old in March, when the victim is said to have lost consciousness, over their objection to his sexual identity

Technical Mishap at Hadassah Hospital Causes Sewage Swamp in Jerusalem

'Hadassah doesn’t just develop medication for infections, it’s also creating infections to treat in the future,' says local resident

Special-ed Program in Israel to Start on Schedule Despite Severe Budget Shortage

Government hundreds of millions short, claims election putting a hold on budget talks

Israel Strikes Syria, Says It Foiled Iranian Drone Attack

Israel claims thwarting major Iranian drone attack from Syria, but Tehran denies ■ Three deaths reported ■ Netanyahu: 'Iran has no immunity anywhere'

Israeli Right Resurrects ‘Voluntary Transfer’ of Palestinians, Despite 50 Years of Failure

The proposal by a ‘senior government official’ to assist emigration from Gaza joins the efforts of esteemed Israeli leaders and professors, but they haven’t been able to suppress Palestinian aspirations

These Israeli Lawmakers Want African Asylum Seekers Deported. Now They're Replaced by Them

In a new play that Haaretz's social-affairs reporter helped create, the five migrants represent lawmakers generally keen to deport them – and even the leftist gets lampooned

Two Israeli Drones, One Loaded With Explosives, Crash in Beirut, Hezbollah Says

Explosion hits Lebanese group's media center ■ Retracting claim it shot down the drone, Hezbollah says one was captured and being analyzed ■ Nasrallah set to speak on Sunday

Pompeo Talks to Netanyahu, Lebanon's Hariri, Urges Restraint Following Israeli Strikes in Syria

Lebanese sources say Pompeo 'stressed the need to avoid any escalation and work with all concerned parties to prevent any form of deterioration'

Israeli Drones Are an Open Attack on Lebanon's Sovereignty, Prime Minister Charges

Hezbollah says drone fell on roof of its media center ■ Drones may in fact be Iranian, not Israeli ■ Nasrallah due to 'respond harshly' in speech later Sunday

Israeli Pro-settler Group Halts Construction of High School for Bedouin Village

Regavim group charges that building the school in the unrecognized village would make the illegal settlement more permanent, but locals say they're adhering to the law

Israel Eases Rules on Cyber Weapon Exports, Despite Human Rights Criticism

Industry specialists say change makes speedier approval process possible for sale of cyber weapons, which some groups say are used to spy and crush dissent

Analysis Not Just Palestinian 'Lone Wolves': Israeli Teen's Murder Points to Organized West Bank Cells

Attack attests to a level of preparation, familiarity with the scene and proficiency in crafting explosive devices. It also signifies an uptick in grave incidents

Israeli Security Forces Carry Out Arrests in Pursuit of West Bank Spring Attackers

Palestinian Hamas operative previously imprisoned in Israel among those arrested in effort to gather intel on explosion that claimed the life of 17-year-old Israeli

U.S. Officials Say Iraq Blasts Attributed to Israel May Be Due to 'Raging Heat'

Trump administration officials speaking to Bloomberg repudiate earlier claims by officials who told the New York Times that Israel is likely behind strikes in Iraq

Analysis Netanyahu Is Going for Broke

Netanyahu is putting all his eggs in Likud's basket, while Gantz and Lieberman sign a deal to shouts of 'we told you so,' from both the center-left and the right

How This Mysterious Israeli Businessman Sold Spy Planes to UAE

Israel’s Spacecom Looks to Rebound With Africa Satellite

Amos 17 due to be put into orbit this weekend after a series of major setbacks

Israel Startup UVeye Raises $31m for Car ‘Ultra-sound’ System

Tech originally designed to detect bombs can spot oil and water leaks, cracks and rust