Maritime traffic tracking sites say stern of the boat has moved away from the canal's western bank; unclear when channel will reopen

Tower of David Museum's team begins to treat structural crack in citadel's highest viewpoint; conservationists find rare 'Tyre shekel' thought to be used for Temple upkeep tax

Article's subtitle accuses Polish government of prosecuting Holocaust scholars 'to exonerate the nation of the murders of three million Jews'

In stark contrast to the year before when only a symbolic 10 people were permitted to participate, rolled back virus restrictions allow masses to reach Old City site

The US firm, which completed acquisition of Israel's Mellanox Technologies in 2020, already employs over 2,400 workers in seven R&D centers including in Yokneam, Tel Aviv, Raanana

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Man's mother says she called cops to the scene for help; nonprofit reports 6 Arabs have been killed by police inside Israel since the beginning of 2021

Committee head says that with virus spread ebbing, program's contribution is 'negligible,' but open to renewing it if data changes