Police enforce Shabbat ban on sound equipment in Jerusalem, citing rules that prohibit noise during the Sabbath • Ex-National Security Council head: 'National unity is a sedative drug being pushed on us from the right'
An Iranian delegation is set to meet U.S. officials in Switzerland as Iran's Guards declare the Strait of Hormuz closed amid Israeli strikes in Lebanon • VP Vance says talks set to renew Sunday, but he can only stay 'for a day or two'
The cost of Israeli deployment in Lebanon rises while its rationale fades: more IDF soldiers are being killed in the line of duty, and a cease-fire does little to stop it. Meanwhile, Iran hopes to exploit Hezbollah in an effort to link the war fronts
According to the ministry's statement, the individual returned from the Democratic Republic of the Congo about three days ago and is experiencing symptoms such as fever and headache
Since suffering a mental breakdown, Mohammed Shahimi often wanders aimlessly in the area of his home in the West Bank village of Duma. On Saturday a settler pumped five bullets into him, claiming the 30-year-old Palestinian had threatened him with a large stone
At a celebration of Israel's Independence Day in Massachusetts, parents and their teenage offspring described how difficult it is to remain Israeli in America – and why some of them still dream of returning home
A Rocky Hill man accused of threatening a Jewish state senator and other Connecticut lawmakers has applied for accelerated rehabilitation, a diversion program that could lead to dismissal of charges.
Jewish organizations have warned Somerville officials they face legal action if a proposed Israel boycott ordinance passes, calling it unconstitutional and financially risky for the city.
Negotiations, which were scheduled to start Friday, were postponed after the Iranian delegation reportedly delayed its arrival due to Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: After competing in the mixed martial arts ring for almost a decade, Natan Levy tells the Post his current goal is to help strengthen the Jewish people.
Shattered and nearly blinded by brain tumors, Shai Kaplan arrived in India as part of a final journey around the world. But life had other plans for her
The four suspects – the boy's grandfather, grandmother, uncle and aunt – are suspected of committing indecent acts, abuse and distributing photos of him. The case was uncovered during a two-month police investigation into a pedophilia network where parents distributed materials in Telegram groups
He described the major pro-Israel lobby as an organization “for whom the only thing more frightening than democracy being allowed to run its course is an end to genocide and Netanyahu’s wars.”
The activists hung the signs in locations where advertisements had previously been defaced. Recently, an advertising company at the city's light-rail stations instructed advertisers not to display figures of women near ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods
The victims were evacuated in critical condition to Ziv Medical Center, where they were pronounced dead. Since the beginning of the year, 157 people have been killed in Israel - including 130 from the Arab community
The lower court initially convicted Yitzhak Sofer, who was filmed beating Palestinian photographer Mustafa Al-Kharouf outside Jerusalem's Old City, but later rescinded the conviction, citing trauma suffered on October 7
As long as appointments are based on one's loyalty to Netanyahu, there will always be someone more qualified – like Michael Rabello, who tried to recruit lawyers for the PM and was involved in plea bargain negotiations. His appointment as state comptroller should be disqualified, and not because of the breach of secrecy in the vote
A U.S. intelligence assessment presented to Trump indicates that, ahead of Israel's October elections, Netanyahu is increasingly likely to push for an intensified campaign against Hezbollah, adding that any truce or an IDF withdrawal would likely be perceived in Israel as a defeat