Israeli source: No expectation for Trump envoy Steve Witkoff to visit Israel • Sources say 'Hamas has neither accepted nor rejected the Witkoff proposal'
Following the Israeli prime minister's order to the Israeli army to get ready to defend the majority-Druze city of Jaramana, near Damascus, tensions in the town have escalated. Local residents are united in refusing Israeli assistance
Zarif's resignation signals Tehran's retreat from outreach to the West as Trump intensifies sanctions, amid reports of Iran ramping up weapons-grade uranium production
Yarden Bibas, in a letter to Netanyahu read by a lawmaker, accused the prime minister of shirking responsibility for October 7. Before the session, Knesset guards forcibly blocked bereaved families from entering, dragging a hostage's father across the floor
The suspect is reportedly a 40-year-old German man. Security has been a concern in Germany following recent violent attacks, including deadly car rammings in Magdeburg and Munich in recent months
At a literary event in Jerusalem last week, participants used the power of combining Yiddish, Arabic and Hebrew as an anti-war tool. 'Through Yiddish rather than Hebrew, another kind of Jew spoke to me'
Hundreds of Israelis accompanied Shlomo Mantzur's coffin back to his kibbutz – the place from which he was abducted. Many found solace in knowing he was laid to rest in the soil he cherished
The centrist alliance formed on its second attempt after the longest post-World War II negotiations in Austria, following the far-right, anti-immigration, and euroskeptic Freedom Party's emergence as the strongest force in last fall's parliamentary election
Gold, born in the United States, served as Israel's ambassador to the UN and headed its Foreign Ministry under Netanyahu's governments. In later years, he led a right-wing think tank
In his new documentary 'No Child Spared,' Meni Philip uncovers the physical and emotional abuse young children experience at the hands of rabbis and teachers in ultra-Orthodox schools. He says that violent legacy still informs his adult life
Eight schools received A’s, up from just two (Brandeis and Elon Universities) last year. The number of “B” grades also shot up, from 18 in 2024 to 41 this year.
King Josiah's killing at Megiddo 2,600 years ago sparked apocalyptic traditions in Judaism and Christianity. But no traces of this biblical episode had been found. Until now
Israeli from all corners of the political spectrum paid their respects to Shiri, Kfir and Ariel Bibas, who were kidnapped on October 7, 2023 and killed in captivity. 'It became a family story in the living room of every home,' one visitor said
Israel members of Kibbutz Kfar Azza near the Gaza border describe their feeling of abandonment as they struggle to find a way to live in their old houses
'Happy Holidays' proves that professional actors are no longer required, Hava Alberstein publishes her memoir and the Israeli pavilion from Venice is coming to Tel Aviv
A Ruby Capital review shows that medium and small real estate firms build over three-fourths of Israel's housing. By September 2024, around 178,100 apartments were under construction.