PayPal, which employs some 300 people in the country, is poised to cut around 70 employees at its Tel Aviv-based development center amid global layoffs to reduce costs, invest in AI

Firebrand MK faces jail for alleged national security offense, and fears her No. 20 slot on Likud slate may not secure her a Knesset seat and ongoing immunity; her imminent defection also shows how similar the two parties have become

Iconic activist, who began her career as a journalist, spent decades speaking all over the world with messages that championed women's rights

Officials say over a dozen Revolutionary Guard members holed up in besieged Ali Taher Ridge, where IDF says Lebanese terror group has key underground command center

English guitarist slammed by BDS returns to Israel to perform with longtime musical collaborator at annual event

North West Triathlon Club claims athletes not being banned 'because of their religion or ethnicity' but over 'attempt to present normality... while Palestinians continue to suffer'

Justice minister rails at judges for 'trying to defend the failed' DIPI, as group that filed petition says order important in 'protecting the independence of the law-enforcement system'

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