Irit Lillian, who's served as charge d’affaires throughout Israel-Turkey reconciliation says ties designed to quietly handle disagreements, including over Hamas offices in Istanbul

Darya Dugina, 30, dies as vehicle engulfed in flames; father, philosopher Alexander Dugin, believed to be intended target, said to watch in horror from roadside

Greek newspaper says Israeli-made air defense batteries to be used by Cypriot military to protect against Turkish threat

Annual celebrations fall on Wednesday, when Ukrainians also mark six months since Russia invaded their country; president says Moscow may do something 'particularly disgusting'

Pastry chef Shy Golan brings his 'Jewish croissant' creations to pop-up shop at Tel Aviv culinary center Asif

New head visits Jerusalem absorption center, vows to carry on body's role of assisting 'every Jew' who wishes to immigrate, even as Russia seeks to curtail group's activities

Producer of controversial Pegasus phone hacking software undergoing large scale reorganization amid bid to regroup after years of negative publicity, blacklists and lawsuits

Unlikely phenomenon becomes more glaring as world comes closer to wiping out naturally concurring disease, but now faces more cases caused by oral immunization