Two high ranking police officers caught breaking coronavirus lockdown rules
The meal itself took place in a small, air-conditioned room with no windows, as waiters came in and out of the room intermittently.
Netflix’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ is hands-down the film of the year
Featuring more Jews than an AIPAC conference, Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,' a recreation of the 1969-70 court case, is an instant crowd-pleasing (and stirring) classic, with great performances by the likes of Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark R...
Brawl breaks out at IDF training base, 21 injured
According to one of the witnesses, one of those involved even went so far as to load his weapon.
90% of Arab world on social media against normalization – Israeli study
The study pointed at direct involvement of the Palestinian Authority, Hamas, Iran and pro-Palestinian organizations in orchestrating the negative discourse.
Amid coronavirus, Israel’s preschools unlikely to restart Sunday
Government set to battle on Tuesday over first stage of lockdown exit strategy.
Finance Ministry D-G Keren Turner-Eyal resigns
Exodus in the Finance Ministry continues.
Haifa International Film Festival announces winners
Leaving Paradise by Ofer Freiman won the Best Film Award in the Israeli Documentary Film Competition, and its creators will receive NIS 40,000 as part of this prize.
Taliban spokesman: I did not endorse Trump
Denial follows CBS News report, enthusiastic response to presidential tweet about US troops being "home by Christmas."
MAKOM and JNF find creative ways to help communities fight COVID
“There has been great cooperation... It connects us to our roots. The older members of the community are the roots, we are just the branches, but they are the roots.”
Palestinians facing immense pressure to resume peace talks with Israel
In May, Abbas announced that the Palestinians consider all agreements and understandings with Israel and the US, including security cooperation, null and void.