Protesters used a loudspeaker to chant, 'A woman does not wear a tallit,' referring to the Jewish prayer shawl traditionally worn by men. In a statement, the group's CEO said the demonstration crossed a red line and that she feared for her and her family's safety

A particle accelerator probed the proboscis of an extinct planthopper that lived 99 million years ago and may have drunk straight from trees

A court ruling issued two months ago, published following a Haaretz request, found that classified intelligence indicated Abu Safiya posed a danger. The judge said he was placed in solitary confinement for a reason 'that cannot be disclosed'

Years after fleeing war, persecution and torture, asylum seekers from Eritrea and Sudan are being contacted by African gangs who have abducted their relatives – and often demand an exorbitant ransom for their release

America can no longer be silent and its ambassador to Israel must be the first to voice his displeasure at what is happening in the West Bank

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A tour guide takes Israeli troops wounded in combat on a challenging trek in India, and a tech worker finds community and belonging through soccer

The U.S. ambassador's concern for an American citizen in Qusra, and the shock at reports in the international media, pale in comparison as the IDF once again punishes the Palestinians targeted by the settlers