Two people were wounded in the drive-by shooting in northern Israel; police are searching for the shooter

All agree that the biggest mistake this summer was to believe Israel had defeated COVID, while vaccination still remains the key tool in the fight

The driver, a resident of Qalqilyah in the West Bank, admitted that he intended to carry out an attack with his car, according to a police source

The poor representation stems from years of inequality in the school system, plus Arabs lack the army-tech connections that many Jews have, a Bank of Israel study says

You might have heard of Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts, or the Battle of Cable Street. But there's an even less well-remembered part of Britain's fascist history: The rise of a violently antisemitic postwar far right, the authorities' failure to confront it, and how Jews fought back

Even pro-regime media criticizes the government as more than half of Iranians live under the poverty line ■ Analyst says major inflation serves the government's interests

Colette Avital is one of the female pioneers in Israel's foreign service and had a long political career. But she's been tied to one of the ugliest rumors ever spread in Israel: She’s Peres’ lover, it was said; that’s how she rose up the ladder. Nothing could be further from the truth