Nadim Sarrouh, a 34-year-old German citizen, says he's accustomed to short detentions and questioning. But this time was different

Ending 15-year saga, district court orders Hod Hasharon municipality to allow Kehilat Yonatan to build a synagogue for its community

Some 2,000 Jewish households were devastated by the disaster in August 2017, but while community spirit has improved matters on the ground, many people are still living in limbo

Israel's Mossad, the second largest spy organization in the West, has grown richer and more sophisticated under Yossi Cohen. But is the director too close to Netanyahu?

The local sheriff's office is warning the public to stay away from the area ■ The tournament was being livestreamed several shots rang out

Bibi says he isn’t in any hurry to hear the U.S. peace plan – something he has in common with all of Israel’s prime ministers

Why is Israel one of the happiest countries in the world? Jews in Israel are satisfied with the systematically and consistently growing fascist nature of their country, unity against a common enemy is happiness

The fact that keeping other officials in the dark is not in itself a crime does not detract from suspicion and questions as to why Netanyahu chose to act so strangely in the submarine affair