The incident comes amid attacks on Israeli- and Iranian-owned ships in recent months, which the countries attribute to each other

The State Department gave the go-ahead for the package which will include engines, navigation systems, weaponry, and more, but no contract has yet been signed

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An East Jerusalem woman who as a kid thought war was normal, and a Russian who moved to Israel for her fiancé only to break up three months later

The term ‘nuclear threshold’ is back, but Israel is unsure what it means exactly ■ The new commander of Iran’s Quds Force struggles to fill Qassem Soleimani’s big shoes

The prime minister seems to have opted to risk more coronavirus cases without taking steps that would hinder Israelis’ lives ■ Why the current dilemma is reminiscent of the second intifada

Israel's young coalition has already sustained serious damage from the country's fourth COVID wave – as Netanyahu works manically to tighten his grip on Likud

In recent polls for the upcoming contest in Ohio's 11th Congressional District, centrist Shontel Brown is closing the gap with progressive Nina Turner. The race represents a larger battle for the party's direction