A prolonged war, hundreds of days of reserve duty and a weak dollar against a strong shekel have made Israeli workers among the world's most expensive – a reality reflected in employment figures at foreign-controlled companies
According to prosecutors, the man made an antisemitic comment on the scene, but a definitive Islamist motive was not established. 'We will not allow ourselves to be deterred from living our religion,' said the leader of German Jewish group
This month's algae bloom marks a tipping point in the eastern Mediterranean, experts say. One firm hopes its know-how in freshwater lakes will let it create a 24/7 firewall and prevent the shutdown of desalination plants in the future
Far-right minister Ben-Gvir himself shared the video, which shows 19-year-old Agam Tzarafi, who is accused of murdering her former partner, being led while bent at a 90-degree angle, her face pointed toward the floor,
The West Bank town of Turmus Ayya has been plagued by settler violence since 2020. More than 80 percent of residents are Americans who feel abandoned – despite Ambassador Mike Huckabee's recent visit
Molly Crabapple's book about the Yiddish socialist movement contains fascinating stories and characters, but oversimplifies the organization's politics and overlooks similar groups within the Jewish left that offer important lessons for today
Eytan Bregman escaped the Nova party on October 7, his best friend was abducted to Gaza and his family was uprooted from their home in the north. The trauma spawned an unusual culinary endeavor
"I am an avowed opponent of Bibi Netanyahu and the Likud government, and what they have done in Gaza, what they continue to do in the West Bank, and what they are now doing in Lebanon." Biden said.
In Haaretz's report about the warning Netanyahu received before the Hamas massacre, Sufian Abu Zaida was referred to as 'Coal Eyes' to protect his identity. He had mediated between Hamas and Israel before October 7, 2023
Mamdani said he had been in contact with the New York Police Department ahead of the General Assembly week and that "right now, there are no expected threats that we know of."
A new report found that settlement exporters systematically obscured the origins of goods shipped to Europe. As 12 countries move to restrict such imports, Israeli businesses inside the Green Line could end up paying the price
Tensions seem higher between Danny Levy and Itamar Ben-Gvir, with a ministry official refusing to attend a hurried police meeting and Ben-Gvir blocking police budgets. Levy thinks Ben-Gvir's days in the role are numbered, sources say
"She’s on the right side of history," Lillard said. "The whole world should have popped up and said, ‘She’s right.’ And they didn’t. And that’s brutal."