Bit on public TV makes light of 1814 constitution, which banned Jews from Scandinavian state; station says joke was on drafters, not Jews

Thousands of Western-trained opposition fighters to take part in push from southern city of Daraa against Assad forces in the capital

Social media giant’s COO tells youth group’s conference that her involvement in the movement helped her stay close to being a Jewish woman

Positive relations with African countries brings Israeli agritech — such as drip irrigation and greenhouses — to developing economies

Employees set to return to work Wednesday after two weeks of protests over unpaid wages

Three die from lack of food, medicine in Yarmouk refugee camp, next to capital; four die in Ghouta, site of last year’s chemical weapons attack

Route 443, one of only two roads linking Tel Aviv to the capital, has seen an uptick of grassroots terror; the IDF shows The Times of Israel how it’s keeping drivers safe

In the Special Rapporteur’s new report, Israel is guilty of a myriad of evils with no mention of Palestinian crimes