Trial Starts for Off-duty Policeman Who Shot and Killed Ethiopian Israeli Teenager

Judge vows 'trial will take place in an orderly manner' amid media frenzy and popular unrest sparked by accusations of racist bias

Amazon Slammed for Free Shipping to Israeli Settlements but Not to Palestinian Territories

The online retail giant offers free shipping on orders $49 or more to addresses in Israel while addresses listed in 'Palestinian Territories' pay as much as $24 for shipping

In Wake of Trump Peace Plan, EU Countries Pushing for Recognition of State of Palestine

Israel is attempting to squash the initiative, claiming that EU opposition to the Trump Mideast plan would only encourage Palestinian rejectionism

New Masa Restrictions May Prevent Students From Meeting With Palestinians in West Bank

Those who came to Israel with a Masa scholarship find out the funds are conditional on severe travel restrictions

As Defense Minister, Lieberman Endorsed ultra-Orthodox Pick for Chief Army Rabbi, Shas Head Says

‘Such was the level of our cooperation,’ Dery tells right-wing paper ■ Lieberman, IDF deny Rabbi Eyal Karim was not their choice

Fact-checking Israeli Foreign Minister's List of Diplomatic Achievements

Is Yisrael Katz right in taking credit for the Yad Vashem international extravaganza, pacts with Gulf States and maintaining ties with China amid the threat of coronavirus?

What to Do When You Find a Stray Cat in Ramallah

'I bought cat milk formula for the kitten for 75 shekels ($22)' and then promised myself to buy gum during my next trip to Qalandiyah checkpoint from the ten-year old children who work day and night ■ Post #6

Security Ties With Israel Won't Last Forever, Abbas Spokesperson Says

Senior Palestinian officials say they're considering halting security coordination with Israel if it takes step to unilaterally annex West Bank ■ 'No difference between Netanyahu and Gantz, it's like Coke and Pepsi'

Hamas Hacked Hundreds of Israeli Soldiers' Phones Using Fake Social Media Accounts

Hamas gained control over soldiers' phones via link which automatically downloaded an app to their device, enabling the group to acquire the precise location of the phone and record audio using its microphone

Ancient Canaanite Temple With Statues of Baal Found in Southern Israel

Discoveries include amulet of the Egyptian goddess Hathor and the earliest known version of proto-Canaanite letter 'samekh'

WATCH Jordanian Protesters Reject Trump's Mideast Plan, Call for End to Jordan-Israel Gas Deal

The protesters demanded the Jordanian Government show action against the Jordanian-Israeli Gas deal as well, calling for an end to the 'deal of shame'

Google-Waze Deal Is in the Crosshairs as U.S. Probes Old Tech Deals

Bloomberg reports the Federal Trade Commission is concerned Google's 2013 purchase of the Israeli company may have been anti-competitive after all

The Sacred Task of Preventing Palestinians From Reaching Work

Since 2016 Israel has been revoking entry permits of people whose surnames are identical to those of Palestinian assailants. It’s called deterrence

Opinion Election Tie Would Be as Good as a Victory for Netanyahu

Opinion Defeated, Humiliated, Pleading

Opinion Germany Is Guilty – but Russia and Poland Both Bear Responsibility, Too

As a 5-year-old boy, I saw tanks for the first time in my life – not German or Soviet tanks, but Polish tanks driving through our street on their way to 'liberate' Tesin

In Trade War Between Israel and Palestinians, Losers on Both Sides

New Israeli and Palestinian import restrictions are causing produce prices to plummet and rise on both sides of the border

Flooded Fighter Jets Were Bad for Israeli Air Force, the Cover-up Was Worse

While the base commander took responsibility for last month's incident which caused $9 million in damage, it seems the buck conveniently stops there

Boeing Eyes Developing Israeli Tech for Light Aircraft

Company clinches agreement with Israel-based Tactical Robots to explore development of technology with potential uses for piloted and autonomous aircraft

Israeli Judge Slams Shin Bet for Using Sleep Deprivation Against Jewish Terror Suspects

After suspects interrogated all night with only brief breaks, district court judge says 'abusive manner of interrogation' is unacceptable