Officer fired warning shot at suspects stoning cars caught in traffic jam on Route 60; they then pelted him with rocks, prompting him to fire at them

Finance Minister Smotrich calls illegal farming outposts 'spearhead of Zionist settlement'; 29 vehicles transferred along with drones, night vision goggles, generators and more

Wesley LePatner, a board member for UJA-Federation of New York and The Abraham Joshua Heschel School, mourned by loved ones as 'uniquely brilliant'

University says the law demands it comply with request for documents confirming employees' legal status in the US, but holds off on sharing files that only relate to students

Iron Dome and Arrow technologies changed Israel’s fate. Michael Oren exposes how Technion-powered innovation became the unstoppable shield protecting millions.

Political reporter Tal Schneider and diplomatic reporter Nava Freiberg on England's potential declaration in September in the context of a two-state solution conference in NY

Ministers say process to dismiss Baharav-Miara was changed to bypass need for such backing, reject proposal to revert to previous procedure, insist law gives them right to change it

27 held after protesting in Senate majority leader's office, 8 others detained near Israeli consulate, reflecting growing concern for Gazan civilians among liberal Jewish leaders