Now 30,000 people have been killed in Gaza in Israel's war with Hamas. The people are burying their loved ones as best they can, but with so many still under the rubble, the death toll is expected to rise in the thousands, even in the best-case scenario
On a national level, local elections are rarely a sign of where political winds are blowing, especially with the unusually low turnout expected this year. But holding an election during a war is still an achievement for Israel's democracy
A day after Israel's Defense Minister said attacks on Hezbollah would continue even if a cease-fire is reached in Gaza, and shortly after Hezbollah shot down an Israeli drone, Israel's air force carried out three airstrikes near Baalbek, unprecedented for this war
Future home of Israel's largest rehabilitation campus: Spanning approximately 1.6 hectares, with 12 treatment departments and about 450 beds. Estimated completion timeframe: 7 years.
Future home of Israel's largest rehabilitation campus: Spanning approximately 1.6 hectares, with 12 treatment departments and about 450 beds. Estimated completion timeframe: 7 years.
Sirens sounded in Arab el Aramsha, Hanita, Har Dov, and the northern city of Kiryat Shmona on Saturday afternoon in another day of Hezbollah rocket fire threatening Israel's North.
The High Court of Justice rules there are no grounds to intervene in PM Netanyahu's selection of the Itamar Ben-Gvir as Israel's national security minister
'We have no interest in managing the lives of 2.2 million Palestinians in Gaza,' Israel's National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi said in an interview with Kan 11
The relentless exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah in the north forced a surreal reality on residents of Israel's northernmost communities, many of whom remain displaced from their homes. 'We don't know anything about where we go from here. The army isn't giving us answers,' says one kibbutz member
A statement made by South Africa's presidency said that Israel's planned offensive in Rafah 'will result in further large-scale killing, harm and destruction,' where over a million Palestinians have sought refuge since the war started
Moody's downgraded Israel's credit rating because of one thing: uncertainty – and not only over the war in Gaza. Rather than listen, the government's response has been anger and empty assurances
For the first time in the state's history, Israel's credit rating was downgraded to A2. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The international credit rating agency Moody's announced Friday the downgrade of the State of Israel's credit rating to A2 level (or A under the terminology used by other agencies), from A1, […]
Moody's decision to not only lower Israel's credit rating, but to downgrade its credit outlook, has caught officials in Jerusalem by surprise. While it is still too early to determine the financial ramifications of the move, it represents a severe blow to Israel's international image
Women who belong to all of Israel's diverse populations are having fewer children. Secular society is hovering dangerously close to the so-called replacement level, at which point their numbers begin to shrink
The allegations against the UN relief agency for Palestinian refugees were presented in an Israeli intelligence brief, originally reported on in the Wall Street Journal. U.K.'s Channel 4 claims it 'contains no evidence' for Israel's allegations against UNRWA's workers
The team formed by the Israel's High Court of Justice will examine how the decision in the government's reasonableness legislation was leaked before it was announced
A pessimistic mood among tech leaders as a result of the Gaza war: Evidence is mounting that Israel's tech sector is falling behind the rest of the world, with gloomy employment forecasts, a drop in investment and a decline in companies reporting mass hiring