According to prosecutors, the man made an antisemitic comment on the scene, but a definitive Islamist motive was not established. The attack took place three days before the Jewish high holiday of Yom Kippur

This month's algae bloom marks a tipping point in the eastern Mediterranean, experts say. One firm hopes its know-how in freshwater lakes will let it create a 24/7 firewall and prevent the shutdown of desalination plants in the future

In Haaretz's report about the warning Netanyahu received before the Hamas massacre, Sufian Abu Zaida was referred to as 'Coal Eyes' to protect his identity. He had mediated between Hamas and Israel before October 7, 2023

A new report found that settlement exporters systematically obscured the origins of goods shipped to Europe. As 12 countries move to restrict such imports, Israeli businesses inside the Green Line could end up paying the price

Over centuries the Jewish people has amassed myriad tales of desert life, of wandering and destruction, but rarely about the sea. Today, with most Israelis living near the coast, the sea offers us an open horizon – and the promise of adventure

Shadi Kara'in, a ticket inspector at a Jerusalem bus company, has been attacked while working twice this year by religious Jews. His arms were broken and he underwent surgery in his left eye. Enough is enough, he says

The prime minister said in closed conversations that he wants to appoint an assertive person to lead reforms in the media, sources from Likud said, adding that the pro-Netanyahu commentator Jacob Bardugo was promised a senior ministerial position