After Israel kept the bombing under wraps for a decade, the sudden disclosure leaves the bitter taste of ulterior motives

At issue is data meant to be privy to the public under the emissions permit the company will be receiving, which will set the pollution limits allowed during operation of the rigs

The New York Times reported that Citigroup lent Kushner Cos and one of its partners $325 million shortly after Citigroup's chief executive met with Kushner in the White House

The right-wing firebrand was an early and vocal supporter of Trump and has recently turned on him for signing Congress's $1.3 trillion spending bill

Chef Snir Eng-Sela, who worked at some of New York’s best restaurants before landing at a popular farm-to-table bistro north of Tel Aviv, shares his favorite Passover recipes

'Education and Sharing Day' commemorates the birthday of Rabbi Schneorson, who led Chabad throughout the second half of the 20th century

Gabriot, 59, works 11 hours a day to support his family after his daughter and her husband were severely wounded in a hate crime. 'Deporting me is like killing them,' he tells Haaretz

Education Minister Bennett's effort to regiment Israel’s higher education system through disciplinary rules against voicing anti-government views is fundamentally unacceptable