Police say 15-year-old told interrogators she was angered by Temple Mount clashes, wanted 'to die a martyr'

Some 3,000 policemen will be deployed in Jerusalem, particularly around Temple Mount ahead of Quds Day; Islamic Jihad threatens Israel

First-of-its-kind project, 'If You Hear What I Heard,' films members of the third generation post-World War II who give testimonies in an ongoing docu-series

Sirens to sound at 10 a.m. while Jewish state remembers six million Jews murdered by the Nazis during World War II

From the Israeli and Jewish perspective, 'never again' is a potent and credible commitment; but, as Ukraine's plight underlines, the international community cannot say the same

Peer-reviewed study finds that much learning happens in dendrites rather than synapses, opening up new possibilities for treating degenerative diseases and a new model for AI

Ramat Gan's Carmel Shama-Hacohen went on to remark at Remembrance Day ceremony that 'the hardest part was surviving hardships and establishing a state'

Chair apologizes for major scare; CEO says pigeons discovered at Nof Hagalil plant during recent renovations, can't not confirm whether they contributed to contaminations