Aside from skepticism regarding the agreement's execution, Eritreans in southern Tel Aviv attest they have bonded with its people and culture. They think of Israel as their country.

The April 12 event is part of a series of subsidized activities overseen by Beit Shemesh's Deputy Mayor. ‘This isn’t an accident or a one-time event,' says one of the city's Zionist activists

The driver, in his 30s, was shot when he tried to escape the stolen vehicle on foot near the settlement of Ariel

He has a harem of scantily clad 'kittens,' claims the U.K. 'deep state' brought Hitler to power and is accused of sex slavery. What draws Israeli politicians and rabbis to Turkish cult leader Adnan Oktar?

Tel Aviv shares also ended lower on Monday in very thin trading due to the shortened Passover-holiday trading session and the Easter holiday in Europe that kept foreigners away

The ultimatum to the rebels of eastern Qalamoun was served to civilians from the area during a meeting with a Russian colonel and an officer from the Syrian Air Force Intelligence

Netanyahu failed to anticipate the backlash on social media and took his base for granted. Once he realized his mistake, the asylum seeker agreement was DOA

An Israeli-Arab psychiatrist who rescues refugees in the Libyan sea explains the trauma they suffer, and why their plight is our fault