'Death in the Terminal' lauded in Docaviv festival for 'creating a sharp cinematic portrait of Israeli society.'

Democracy and freedom are not just measured on a fixed scale, but also against our expectations, and Israeli democracy has been exemplary.

He's confirmed the nomination and lined up most of the GOP, but the New York tycoon continues with scorched-earth tactics.

The disease is carried by hyraxes; many residents blame separation barrier for attracting them.

'It upset me to pay for something that should have come to me by right,' says Moshe Puterman, whose risky trip to the seaside six decades ago is why most Israeli beaches don't charge entry fees.

MK Yacimovich accuses the prime minister of exploiting the incident for incitement.

Lt. Col. Ronen Shor says case has no similarity to instances in which Israeli authorities also shot and killed Palestinian assailants.

A group of archeologists are in a race with antiquities thieves to find artifacts in the Judean Desert. Haaretz joins the diggers as they explore the Cave of Skulls, an inaccessible space below a cliff top.