The revamped panel from the Oslo Accords era will aim to deliver 17,000 more work permits to Palestinian for construction and industry jobs in Israel, and will be headed by Meretz's Esawi Freige

Israel to deliver 700,000 expiring doses of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine to South Korea, which will send doses to Israel in late 2021, according to agreement

Forty-two percent of Israelis who caught COVID on Monday were vaccinated, spurring concerns over the efficacy of the vaccine against the highly contagious delta variant

Coalition's failure on annual vote to deny Palestinian spouses official status was a coup for Netanyahu camp, but it also steers public debate in the right direction and rectifies years-long collective discrimination

Filmmaker Daniel Sivan follows his acclaimed John Demjanjuk series ‘The Devil Next Door’ with a film about the rise and fall of Israeli bridge player Lotan Fisher. In an interview with Haaretz, he explains why

Three weeks since the new government was sworn in, the Netanyahu family is vacating the official residence days before the July 10 deadline; Bennett and his family intend to keep living in their private Ra'anana home

At the moment of truth, what had been considered the coalition’s weakest links went out of their way to help the government – but a few rogue coalition members may hold them back