Although the High Court abstained from issuing the order against the home of Eliyahu Kay's murderer, the filing of the petition against it automatically freezes the demolition

19-year-old wounded in what the Israeli army dubbed as car-ramming attack in the northern West Bank

The chairman who allegedly sexually harassed his assistant and paid her hush money wrote in his resignation letter that he had 'fallen victim to a political and personal attack'

The country's strong inoculation rate has slowed its march toward offering a fourth dose to people under 60, and while the unvaccinated are less than a fifth of adult population, they are quickly filling up hospital beds

Foreign Minister Lapid calls to stop forestation after clashes in Israel's south erupt over plan to plant on land used by local Bedouin for farming

The Central Asian republic of Kazakhstan, which has been experiencing massive protests, is an important source of oil and a lucrative market for Israeli arms sales

Seven-day average for new COVID cases nearly triples in two weeks, as U.S. hospital systems prepare for strain