Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya is being charged with one count of obstruction of justice

The Nazareth District Court rejects an appeal by Kibbutz Ein Gev that claims a fence is needed for security reasons

Three months before election, three points separate the prime minister and the former defense official seen as his top challenger

Incensed Democrats rebuke Senator Marco Rubio's accusations amid a tense debate over an anti-BDS bill and a government shutdown

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke from Jordan as part of a Middle East tour to coordinate an anti-Iran campaign amid confusion over the U.S. withdrawal from Syria

Local culinary giants say it’s just a matter of time before the world recognizes a distinct Israeli baking style the way it now recognizes the ‘Israeli kitchen.’ It’s a melting pot, so to speak, of international techniques and local ingredients

Eritrean citizens in Israel are in limbo. On the one hand, it is forbidden to deport them, but on the other they aren’t given anything

Figures published by the Central Bureau of Statistics indicate that growth slowed to 3.2% last year as part of a general slowing of economic growth and tax revues in recent years