Government votes to end Israel's state of emergency that has been in place since the start of the COVID pandemic, declares a ‘special health situation’ instead

The woman's family built a new shack on the ruins of the house in which she has lived for the last 15 years to make it wheelchair-accessible. The Enforcement Unit: 'Demolitions are issued against buildings, not people'

Ukraine-Russia live updates: Diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis in eastern Ukraine continue amid escalating tensions and fears of a Russian invasion

This is the third time in a month Israel attacks targets in Syria

Still intoxicated by the nostalgic scent of the sweat and water cannons from the anti-Netanyahu protests, the retiring minister turned independent lawmaker will be open for negotiations, on his own terms

Monday’s ruling has delayed the eviction of an East Jerusalem family at least until after Ramadan, removing one component of the tensions. But it is still too early to celebrate