More than two weeks after Netanyahu promised to promote legislation for the benefit of disabled veterans and in the wake of a 26-year-old self-immolation, army veterans take to the streets again

Amid complaints of false positive tests, Israel calls on its citizens to follow the archipelago's COVID guidelines, as the most vaccinated country in the world reimposes restrictions over hiking infection rates

'For the first time we have a peer institution in the Arab world which is interested in active partnership,' said the NLI

Mohammed Deif issues warning over tensions in East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, where dozens of Palestinians face eviction

America allocates nearly $4 billion in military aid to Israel every year. Congress and the Biden administration must establish it’s not exploited to undermine U.S. interests and Palestinian rights by entrenching the occupation

Israeli president likely to task Lapid with forming government, after he receives most recommendations; right-wing block moves to throw vote back to Knesset; Islamist party abstains

Protesters say strong lighting and other features will harm the local hedgehogs and other animals, while busloads of tourists will show up. But the city wants to improve security after dark