The Mossad gave Germany, France and Belgium crucial intelligence information about the planned attack, which led to arrests of a cell headed by an Iranian diplomat

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Long an unregulated jungle, critics say tourists will still get priority over Israeli patients, while the industry frets about misguided regulations

A 20-year-old German of Palestinian origin allegedly struck the kippah from a 50-year-old Jewish philosophy professor's head during the attack last week. Police apprehended the victim instead of the attacker

African refugees get their portraits done in a small Tel Aviv studio, against backgrounds of other lands, so they can forget for a moment where they are

The world views Trump’s unbridled support for Netanyahu as being in lockstep with his entire march of folly

This week an Israeli family got a precious gift from the past – thanks to a German organization that returns personal items of concentration camp prisoners to their rightful owners or heirs.

What it means when the Israeli prime minister describes the Gaza flare-up as an 'exchange of blows' with Hamas