'Our policy will not be implemented,' says the company in a statement following a meeting with Israeli tourism minister in Jerusalem, adding it will continue negotiations with the Israeli government
Another suspect, the leading figure in the case, is a senior employee in the Israeli airline's security division
As a child refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sean Mongoza experienced racism on the streets of south Tel Aviv. Now he's the star of a powerful new TV series that wants to be the Israeli answer to 'The Wire'
Strategic Affairs Minister Gilad Erdan told Knesset that after Supreme Court allowed American student to enter in October, no one meeting the set criteria has tried to enter
Plaintiff had worked in Austin since 2009, but anti-BDS law added clause to contract that she says violates her First Amendment rights, reports The Intercept
High Court approved Israeli government's request for a six-month delay to plan that would have stripped Chief Rabbinate of its power
From border protests to flaming kite attacks to airstrikes on Gaza, 2018 saw another year in a cycle of violence that made headlines around the world and shows no signs of stopping
Mohammad Khabali started to retrace his steps. Security camera footage shows three soldiers moving ahead, to within 80 meters of him. Suddenly two shots are heard. The mentally disabled young man collapses, dead
The driver said his attackers beat him after confirming that he was Arab. Police is requesting to extend his arrest
The pro-Assad axis saw great strategic success in 2018 – but Tehran has also suffered failures ■ The state of the Israeli army's ground forces is a divisive issue Netanyahu will have to address
There is no wall or fence separating the Israeli and Lebanese forces where the demolition is going on. All it would take is one antsy Lebanese soldier to spark a fire that would be hard to extinguish
The electronics company did not name the country it has signed the deal with, but said the contract will be carried out over the next six years
President Arif Alvi says it supports Palestinians because they have faced 'unprecedented atrocities' like Kashmir
Tens of thousands of Israelis overuse sleeping pills and anti-anxiety drugs. Older women have been reported as the highest consumers of such drugs
A Haifa art show presents work by both Jews and Palestinians depicting the ongoing trauma of the 1948 war
Last month, Justin Trudeau said Canada could freeze the relevant export permits if it concluded the weapons had been misused
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A Portuguese Jew's incredible journey to Israel
Climate change and increased water use is harming Israeli flora and fauna – and making it impossible for nature to survive without some help from humans
Officials focus on electricity rates as treasury extends customs, purchase tax exemptions on consumer goods
