After IDF destroys cross-border attack tunnel, killing terrorists, Gazan terror group faces pressure from enclave rulers Hamas to avoid conflict The post Despite huge tunnel setback, Islamic Jihad likely won’t start war with Israel appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Thieves 'certainly weren’t desperate for pastrami,' says state senator in office next door, noting food left untouched The post Burglars steal $5,000 from kosher deli in Brooklyn appeared first on The Times of Israel.

A February ruling forbids females from holding rabbinical titles, officiating at events, or speaking from the pulpit, but expands their roles as teachers and counselors The post Orthodox Union’s new project says women don’t need to be rabbis to be leaders appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Australian and New Zealand troops turned the tide of the war in 1917's Battle of Beersheba and shaped the modern Middle East The post WWI battle to be re-enacted in Israel on centennial appeared first on The Times of Israel.

260 feet down, the 100 mph train is officially mere months from inauguration, as part of a radical overhaul of the entrance to Israel's capital The post On the fast track to Tel Aviv: A sneak peek at Jerusalem’s transport revolution appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Eisenkot praises Southern Command's Gaza Division for blowing up tunnel that crossed into Israeli territory from Khan Younis The post IDF chief warns Gaza terrorists not to retaliate for attack tunnel’s destruction appeared first on The Times of Israel.

'The enemy knows that our strength is in our unity,' says leader Ismail Haniyeh at funeral for deceased terrorists The post Hamas promises ‘blood for blood’ after tunnel bombing, but sticks to unity plans appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Companies announce plans at conference; auto-tech could boost Israel economy as much as cybersecurity, PM's Office director says The post Volkswagen, Hyundai to set up hubs in Israel to tap into smart car tech appeared first on The Times of Israel.