The story of Eilat, where more than 3,000 Arabs from across Israel have already made their home, offers a glimpse of how the fabric of life in Israel is slowly changing
UK counterterrorism police charged an Iraqi national with failing to disclose information related to the 2025 Yom Kippur terrorist attack at Manchester’s Heaton Park Synagogue.
Harassment of the Palestinians began immediately after the new outpost sprouted up near the West Bank village of Sa'ir. A nurse seeking to help his neighbors after a settler opened fire was himself shot – and paralyzed for life
Israelis are among the world's leading consumers of salmon, most of it imported. An Israeli startup says it has found a way to raise the cold-water fish locally – without antibiotics or hormones, and with a much smaller environmental footprint
What happens when earthquakes strike an already dysfunctional country? The head of a team of Israeli rescue workers who grappled with the deadly chaos in Venezuela talks about the nightmares he cannot shake
Avoiding an explicit focus on Israel at Thursday's event, as some Jewish Democrats rally behind Rogers, may be a nod to the fact that U.S. support for Israel is increasingly unpopular among voters across the political spectrum
The Iranian parliament speaker said Tehran must prepare for 'unjust U.S. sanctions.' This came after the U.S. Treasury secretary announced additional sanctions against Iran, which he described as the toughest sanctions imposed to date
Alfredo Eugenio López, who headed Federal Court No. 4 in the coastal city of Mar del Plata, was removed by Argentina’s Jury of Impeachment, a special panel composed of judges, lawmakers and lawyers.
Nearly six months into the war, sanctions and a naval blockade are squeezing Iran's economy. 'We have virtually given up on many things,' said a Tehran taxi driver. 'We're simply breathing, surviving and trying to make it from one day to the next'
The countries, including Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan, said the plan constitutes a 'direct challenge' to peace efforts such as Trump's plan for postwar Gaza, which they say unequivocally rejects 'annexation and forced displacement'
Netanyahu alleged that the shutdown – whose effects were still being felt Friday – was intended to harm Transportation Minister Regev and himself. The strike is estimated to have caused up to $9 million in damages
The 29-year-old Israeli Olympic medalist added another impressive title to his already crowded trophy cabinet after winning the final in Zagreb with a score of 14.466 points
Sweden and New Zealand also joined over a dozen other countries in objecting to Israel's plan to build in the strategically contested area, stressing that it could jeopardize any two-state solution
Two smugglers who smuggled goods through Ben-Gurion Airport received heavy fines, a suspended sentence, and a criminal record after they appealed an administrative fine.
Netanyahu's office issued a harsh condemnation of Turkey and its leader, saying that 'Erdoğan's pathetic attempt to intimidate the leaders and soldiers of Israel will go nowhere'
Damian Sobol, a volunteer from Przemysl in southeastern Poland, was among seven people working for celebrity chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen who were killed in the airstrike in central Gaza in April 2024, which caused an international outcry
Australia, Canada, Britain and Poland decried the Israeli military's decision not to open a criminal probe into the 2024 strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen workers: 'Lessons must be learnt from this tragedy'