In a village in the Golan Heights, Salman Sharf is one of the last farmers still growing heirloom eggplants by traditional methods. The local Druze use them to make an irresistible stuffed delicacy
The vessel was found 500 meters underwater, over seven decades after it was was brought to Israel's coast by the Irgun militia loaded with weapons and fighters. Ben-Gurion saw it as a threat to the state's sovereignty and ordered it to be fired upon
Former Labor Party chair, Shelly Yacimovich, said she was diagnosed with cancer eight months ago and is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatments: 'Luckily, I was diagnosed at an early stage'
Israel's political leaders treat the mere mention of a Palestinian state as a threat. But anyone seeking to replace Netanyahu must offer Israelis a different path – not just a different prime minister
The prime minister is not the military's commander in chief, and Israeli generals have challenged him before. With an election two months away, Eyal Zamir must be prepared to do so again
Three killed in a conflict between two families in Silwan raise fears among East Jerusalem residents of a rise in violence, to a level similar to that in Israel's Arab community. Meanwhile, the police appear to be making every possible mistake and preventing attempts to calm tensions.
Almost three years after the October 7 massacre, the kibbutz that lost a third of its members is coming back to life. Yet despite the return of veteran members and an influx of newcomers, few young families are choosing to settle there
Syrian state media said Damascus insisted on its right to develop its military and maintain foreign alliances, while seeking an end to Israeli strikes and a withdrawal to lines held before December 2024
Syrian state media said Damascus insisted on its right to develop its military and maintain foreign alliances, while seeking an end to Israeli strikes and a withdrawal to lines held before December 2024
Criminal investigations isolate individual atrocities, while the genocide debate gets trapped in legal definitions. Both risk obscuring the policy that made civilian deaths routine
The tractor entered through the main entrance and broke many tombstones on the way to the work area, scattering human bone fragments, J-nerations told the Post.
A survey found that 52% of Israelis worry about revealing their nationality abroad, while 41% have changed travel plans or behavior since October 7, including canceling trips.
In the video address filmed outside the site of the Ottawa Palestinian Festival, Saravanamuttoo stated that leaders in positions of authority have a responsibility to call out injustice.
On Saturday, Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel warned Syria before bombing Abu al-Duhur airbase over intelligence reports about Turkey's 'intention' to carry out activities that would 'endanger Israel's security'
The suspect, Kayce Ranger, allegedly broke into the place of worship during the early morning hours on August 18 and stole several religious items before fleeing the scene.
Pollard, who spent three decades in a U.S. jail for spying on behalf of Israel, previously said he would advocate as a Knesset member for the forcible transfer of Palestinians living in Gaza and the 'repopulation' of the enclave by Israelis
The report claimed that in many cases, school administrations or district officials failed to act effectively, allowing hostile conditions to persist across multiple school years.