Council members joined protesters, committed to establishing a new police department and 'recreate systems that actually keep us safe'

Study of naming traditions shows First Temple-period biblical authors knew a lot about what was going on in Judah, but were less informed on the neighboring kingdom of Israel

In expressing his outrage at the killing of an autistic Palestinian, Haaretz writer Rogel Alpher vilifies dogs, portraying them as lowly creatures who deserve to be shot

Ukrainian-Israeli collaboration emulates aspects of naked mole-rat physiology in mice and even postulate future treatment for obesity, but one wonders if it’s worth it. Maybe SpaceX might be interested, though

Prime minister says online incitement 'clearly identifying with the far left' has crossed a red line after Facebook post wishes his son would be orphaned soon

The Israeli flag carrier is seeking state-backed loans of $400 million, a process that could see it come back under government control

The legislation does not call for the funding of police departments to be cut or abolished, as some protesters and activists are increasingly demanding

The project has sparked legal action and protests from Jaffa's residents, as city officials promise that bones removed would be reburied on site