To compensate for falling enrollment rates in universities, the Council for Higher Education has drafted a plan to draw in foreign students, particularly from Asia

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A former resident talks about the freedom of growing up in a West Bank settlement ■ a true kibbutznik's view on being a surrogate mother: 'It was a dream come true'

The Union for Reform Judaism and J Street published letters condemning Israel's decision to block Alqasem from entering the country, labeling it as a 'counterproductive' move

A Jerusalem court is set to hear the case on theologian Dr. Isabel Phiri who was the first non-citizen denied entry into the country in 2016 over alleged support of the boycott movement

The legionnaires, who fought with the British during World War I, were the first Jewish fighting force in the modern era to use Jewish symbols

Two siblings, aged two and four, died after a house fire in the ultra-Orthodox settlement of Beitar Illit. Firefighters suspect the fire broke out after a light bulb exploded

Requests for gun permits have increase by 183 percent in the past year after the public security minister changed permit criteria

Residents, planners and architects argue that the towers would ruin the scenery and contravene planning principles