Three Palestinians reportedly wounded as settles hurl stones in West Bank
In a video of the incident, soldiers are seen standing at the side of the road and a military jeep is seen driving behind the settlers' vehicles
Fourth COVID vaccine unlikely for most people, Israeli health minister says
Israel started administering a fourth COVID dose to most vulnerable groups as omicron surged
Israel has a lot to lose from a Russia-Ukraine war
As one of the few countries to have close diplomatic ties with both Kyiv and Moscow, Israel will be aiming to stay on the sidelines if the two sides go to war
Israel’s Arab and Jews united in their fight against a power plant
Following clashes between Jews and Arabs across Israel during May’s Gaza war, the campaign by residents of the Tel Aviv suburbs of Kafr Qasem and Rosh Ha'ayin waned, but it has since been revived
Netanyahu pours cold water on plea deal, rejects moral turpitude demand
Netanyahu’s announcement comes after his lawyers received a message from AG Mendelblit that negotiations with him would not be possible and that they would have to wait for the appointment of his successor
Syrian Kurds say Islamic State militants surrendered after prison raid
At least 180 inmates and militants and 27 security forces have reportedly died since ISIS fighters attacked the jail in Hasaka last week in a bid to free their members
‘JewFace’ faces backlash: ‘What’s offensive is the idea that there’s such thing as Jewish character traits’
Acclaimed Israeli filmmakers Joseph Cedar and Hagai Levi respond to the uproar over 'JewFace,' the term coined by comedian Sarah Silverman for non-Jewish actors being cast as Jewish characters
Discovery of millet in Bronze Age Mesopotamia changes understanding of early farming
Not only were the Mesopotamians growing millet, a thirsty summer crop, before the Neo-Assyrians introduced irrigation: They were early adopters of multi-cropping at least 3,500 years ago
Most Nazi war criminals got away with murder – but not this one
Andrei ‘Andrusha’ Sawoniuk was the only Nazi collaborator to stand trial in a British court for his crimes. A gripping new book tells the remarkable story of how justice was finally served, 50 years late
Istanbul Airport suspends operations as winter storm sends chills across Mediterranean
Turkey and Greece face frigid temperatures and heavy snow, as Israel braces for winter storm Elpis