A 31-year-old man was killed Friday near Arraba in the Lower Galilee in what police described as a criminal shooting. The killing comes amid a continued wave of violence in Israel's Arab community, with at least 158 Arabs killed since the start of the year
Canada called Israel's decision not to open a criminal probe into the 2024 strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen workers 'unacceptable'; Australia and Poland summoned Israeli ambassadors over the decision
Yehuda Katz was the last of three Israeli soldiers missing from a 1982 battle in Lebanon. His brother told hundreds of mourners: 'For us, Yehuda died this week, not 44 years ago'
Following weeks of stagnation and weakness, the crypto market rallied sharply, driven by US Treasury bond relief, regulatory tailwinds, and massive short-position liquidations.
Following weeks of stagnation and weakness, the crypto market rallied sharply, driven by US Treasury bond relief, regulatory tailwinds, and massive short-position liquidations.
Seven-year-old Hillel Dadon was killed and his four-year-old cousin wounded while playing in a pool. Police say the suspect, a 27-year-old neighbor, had visited the home earlier that day
Prosecutors say the three killed Marwan Abu Shahin to stop him from testifying in an extortion case; one defendant is the brother of a man Abu Shahin was due to testify against
Partisan attacks against Prime Minister Mark Carney won't help Canadian Jews in the fight against antisemitism. The government's outstretched hand should be embraced by the Jewish community
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A German who felt compelled to support the Jewish people after October 7, and an Israeli family who moved to the Netherlands to escape the sirens
Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman are both convinced that Gadi Eisenkot has turned on them ■ Netanyahu purges his rivals in the Likud primary but once again walks into his own trap ■ Israel's latest general in politics can't stand Eisenkot ■ How a strike at Ben-Gurion Airport is a bad sign for Israeli democracy
Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman are both convinced that Gadi Eisenkot has turned on them; meanwhile, Netanyahu successfully purged his rivals in the Likud primaries, but the prime minister once again walked into his own trap
Southern community leaders are deeply concerned over a lack of transparency from the military ■ At the same time, a tour inside Gaza leaves no room for doubt that the massive destruction was premeditated