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Isolated islands were not thought to support preagricultural societies – but here we were on Malta. Seafood fell out of fashion once we had choices, however

With a Yiddish WhatsApp group for ultra-Orthodox crane operators, high salaries and no education needed, more and more Haredi men in Israel thrive at construction sites

Berlin's recent order to deport four pro-Palestine activists is the most recent escalation of Germany's expanding and limitless support for Israel

Before Israel launches military action of unprecedented difficulty and unknowable consequences against Iran, it must also recognize its own limitations

The acknowledgment of Gaudí's 'heroic virtues' comes before beatification, which requires a miracle attributed to him for sainthood.

The U.S. special envoy contradicted his Monday statement that the U.S. is not interested in dismantling Iran's nuclear capabilities. Witkoff's previous position resembled the 2015 nuclear deal, which enabled Iran to continue to enrich uranium up to a level of 3.67

Eli Zuzovsky's debut novel 'Mazeltov' is a queer Israeli coming-of-age story that tackles identity, belonging and masculinity. The Tel Aviv native explains why he writes in English and how leaving Israel helped him discover the depth of Jewish culture

Two days before Passover, people in northern Israel gathered to protest for the release of the hostages. 'There's no way to heal without bringing them all home,' said the protest organizer

Erdogan wants to use the Syrians to establish a military force against ISIS that will gain U.S. recognition and yield political, economic, and military gains. If he succeeds, Israel will lose its zero-sum game against Turkey – but there's another option

Rozio Group and Levinstein will lead an urban renewal in Holon’s Tel HaGiborim, replacing 162 old apartments with 640 new ones in towers and mid-rise buildings, along with public spaces and upgrades.

Rozio Group and Levinstein will lead an urban renewal in Holon’s Tel HaGiborim, replacing 162 old apartments with 640 new ones in towers and mid-rise buildings, along with public spaces and upgrades.

Despite leading the Columbia's Gaza solidarity encampment, Mohsen Mahdawi spent months fostering ties with Israeli and Jewish students, even holding meetings with university administrators to promote dialogue ■ Roni Ziv, an Israeli student who met with Mahdawi, says the Trump administration 'will come for everyone'

Once seen as a relatively quiet Arab city, Arraba is now grappling with a surge in organized crime, a wave of killings and growing distrust in police as businesses shut down and fear takes hold: 'It feels like anyone could be killed here at any moment'

Weizman worked extensively in humanitarian causes, including helping WWII child refugees and children with intellectual disabilities. During the large waves of aliyah, she toured the absorption camps throughout Israel and cared for the welfare of the immigrants

"Jesus never visited any poor person in his house. He hates poverty; that's the meaning. He hates poor people."

The official was arrested and prevented from meeting a lawyer following Amit Segal's reporting of a Shin Bet probe to determine whether Kahanist elements infiltrated Israel Police

Last week, the IDF refused to respond to any of the requests for details about the items, saying this information hasn't been collected into any central database. Israeli NGO Hatzlacha said it would file a petition to make the army's orders regarding how the property is stored available to the public

CEASE-FIRE TALKS: Report: Hamas rejects Israeli proposal for hostage deal; EU's foreign minister calls to renew aid ■ GAZA: IDF says it killed commander of Hamas battalion; Israeli strike on field hospital kills medic and wounds nine other people ■ ISRAEL: Former Shin Bet officer detained on suspicion of leaking classified information to minister ■ U.S.: Steve Witkoff says any deal must shut down Iran's nuclear program