Evidence of caries treatment on a 60,000-year-old tooth found in Russia pushes back the birth of dentistry, a skill that archaeologists didn't expect to encounter in Neanderthals
The Romani Holocaust survivor painted boots, barbed wire, smoke and smiling soldiers. As the daughter of survivors, the images felt horrifyingly familiar
The U.S.-led Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov said Hamas 'has a future' if it disarms, steps back from Gaza governance and accepts deradicalization under Donald Trump's plan, as mediators weigh advancing the framework with Israel even without Hamas consent amid stalled talks
Choreographer and dancer Ori Lenkinski's invitation to the 2024 to the Bergen Fringe Festival was withdrawn after her 'place of residence' was discovered
The memorial for the 32,000 deported Jews has faced repeated vandalism since its creation, with it being splashed with white paint and covered in parcel tape in August.
The former prime minister compared himself to a groom at his first meeting with his future in-laws, addressing Yesh Atid activists and members. He slammed Netanyahu and declared he would establish a constitution and unite all education streams in Israel
The prime minister created enough boogeymen to unite a nation in fear and hatred that it's no wonder some aren't ready to leap into the Bibi-less unknown
In this effort, the IDF leaves room for outposts by pushing Palestinians off areas it claims as firing zones. Seizure orders doubled in the space of a year
The plan, outlined in King Charles III's speech to Parliament, would expand powers to ban groups linked to hostile states. It comes amid rising antisemitic attacks, with Starmer urging review of the "cumulative effect" of demonstrations
Danny Sofer, acting CEO of Mekorot takes pride in the company’s ability to maintain uninterrupted water supply even during wartime, stating, “Israel’s water sector is healthy and stable."
Danny Sofer, acting CEO of Mekorot takes pride in the company’s ability to maintain uninterrupted water supply even during wartime, stating, “Israel’s water sector is healthy and stable."
Esther Schreiber was nominated under pressure from far-right minister Amichai Eliyahu, sources said. A senior archaeologist warned the authority could face 'a process of decline'
A proposal by Likud lawmaker Ariel Kallner would also bar former attorneys general and Shin Bet chiefs from serving, while reshaping Israel's standard state commission model and shifting appointment power to Knesset leaders
The board's lead envoy, Nickolay Mladenov, is set to meet Netanyahu for the second time in two weeks to discuss options for advancing the plan without Hamas' agreement to disarm, a source said
Israel accused The New York Times of deliberately timing its report on sexual violence by Israeli forces to undermine an Israeli NGO report on Hamas sexual violence during October 7 – a claim the newspaper said was 'false'
Israel's High Court faces yet another test over Netanyahu's highly inappropriate appointments – this time over his designated Mossad chief's role in operating a minor to lead an influence campaign. Will the justices yield once again?
At a Knesset hearing on harassment of Christian clergy in Jerusalem's Old City amid growing scrutiny of violent incidents, church leaders described spitting, kicking, stone-throwing and intimidation, which opposition MK Gilad Kariv called a 'moral disgrace'