The new street-food eatery aims to satisfy Tel Aviv's craving for cheap, tasty Indian fare - once it irons out a few early wrinkles

The event was preceded by a days-long discussion between the opposition parties regarding boycotting the Knesset session over Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana's decision not to invite Supreme Court President Isaac Amit to the event, as is customary in these events

The official told AFP that any direct attack on Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, would constitute a 'red line' for Hezbollah

The U.S. president himself doesn't seem eager about an attack, but he'll let one loose if Tehran remains stubborn. Israel fears a partial deal that won't lift the nuclear and ballistic missile threats

Why would the head of soccer's global governing body back the political theatrics of the Board of Peace for Gaza? But Infantino's corrupt ingratiation with Trump goes far deeper – and endangers the World Cup itself

The U.S. Ambassador to Israel's outlandish support for a Greater Israel provoked so much fear because the facts are already being established on the ground, by Israel's far-right government and the Israeli military's presence in Syria and Lebanon

The hacker group, called Handala, says it released sensitive data on more than 10,000 patients. The HMO, Clalit, says it is looking into the matter, and that its services are operating as normal