Call between Blinken and Ashkenazi is second high-level one between U.S. and Israeli officials in the week since Inauguration Day – while Netanyahu has yet to get a call from President Biden

Hoping to inquire into human-turtle relations in prehistory, a study finds spotty evidence of turtle consumption in the East Mediterranean – and it wasn’t because they were hard to catch

Israeli defense officials say upcoming election and new U.S. president make Kochavi’s comments on the 2015 nuclear deal and plans for military action ill-timed

New Zealand and Denmark took the top spots for the best reputation while Syria, Somalia and South Sudan scored worst in the ranking by the Berlin-based organization Transparency International

Construction work at the first Israeli prime minister’s house in central Tel Aviv, now a museum, have revealed some strange odors

Why people prefer to believe the lie, according to an Israeli activist who exposes fake social media profiles that spread misinformation

Some 25,000 self-employed people and their family members fell into poverty in Israel in 2020

In terms of encouraging people to move, the pandemic has succeeded where decades of government policy have failed