Bones of men and child soldiers were buried with chariot-drawing donkeys and military gear 4,400 years ago at Tell Banat, in what may have been the first effort to honor war dead

Netanyahu has squandered a position of strength, where Arab rulers had to reckon with Israel as an immovable object, into a new one of public opposition and private annoyance

Judges want to wait for a Supreme Court ruling in similar cases before deciding on seven families' eviction orders from their homes in East Jerusalem's Silwan, built on land owned by Jews before 1948

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli X-Ray technician who has lived in 12 cities so far, and an American aspiring psychiatrist who is training a psychiatric assistance dog

Figures discussed at a heated Knesset meeting reveal that of the 1,892 people arrested this month for involvement in riots, only 183 are Jewish

Lapid’s offer to Bennett is still on the table, but even if the saga ends with Bennett as prime minister, the past two months raise serious concerns as to his suitability for the position

After Israel killed Gaza's 'MacGyvers,' an uphill battle awaits Hamas as it tries to rearm itself

Joshua Cohen talks about his hilarious but dead-serious book ‘The Netanyahus,’ which he purportedly based on a real-life visit by Benzion Netanyahu (Bibi’s dad) to Cornell University in 1960