Yaakub Abu al-Kiyan, a well-known Arab businessman, allegedly passed information about Benny Gantz to an Iraqi handler who was in contact with Iranian intel agents

The clay vessel bearing the name of Jerubbaal could have belonged to Gideon, son of Joash, who vanquished the Midianites, archaeologists excavating Khirbat el-Ra'i in southern Israel postulate

Experts, however, say that the number of homeless known to the authorities is much lower than the real number

That is the future of Tel Aviv according to new data that shows it's becoming unaffordable for those who don’t inherit a home or earn triple the average salary, and some say the whole country will bear the cost

'The issue is that in this country as of late, I don’t feel as though anyone like me can exist in a progressive space anymore without checking my intersectionality at the door' says Jewish preschool teacher

In a bid to fight the phenomenon of Israeli medical school graduates from countries with substandard programs, the Health Ministry is confronted with a new problem

In 1954, Israel's Attorney General prevented Rina Natan from gender reassignment surgery. The story later took a surprisingly positive turn

It’s been a long, slow process for Orthodox women determined to enter the clergy. But recent months have seen significant strides, both in Israel and elsewhere