Stopped at a West Bank checkpoint and found to have no driving license, an East Jerusalem man was shot and killed by Israeli officers. Police forced the grieving family to hold his funeral in the dead of night

This is the second coronavirus vaccine approved by the agency for use in the United States; Americans could receive the Moderna shot as soon as Monday

Israel’s Arab parties have historically never sat in coalition governments or worked with right-wing Jewish parties. But some Arab politicians are starting to call for a more pragmatic approach

The daily infection rate is surging and many hospitals are now overwhelmed. The strategy hasn’t changed but the individual steps are stricter, a health official tells Haaretz

Blamed for the 'blunder' of the 1973 war, the sole female prime minister of Israel, should be appreciated for her fortitude in preventing a preemptive attack on the country's enemies

Following recent testimony from a former inmate who served five terms in Israeli prison, here’s what things look like from the guards’ and administrators’ perspective

In addition to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, protesters are gathering outside the hospital where Netanyahu will be getting the coronavirus vaccine

Negotiations to stop Knesset from dissolving are centered around the powers of the Justice Ministry and whether to grant Netanyahu's party veto on its decisions