The Border Police officer, a man and a woman in their 20s, were moderately and lightly wounded and taken to a Jerusalem hospital

Immigrants from Russia and Ukraine account for less than 40 percent of total olim so far this year, based on preliminary Jewish Agency figures, seemingly losing their majority due to tightening of regulations and uptick in aliyah from U.S. and France

Even though the skies are open, onerous rules and COVID fears are deterring all but the most determined visitors

Israeli nationals Natalie and Mordi Oknin are being held by Turkish authorities after they were accused of 'political and military espionage' by an Istanbul court

Eitan Biran’s parents and younger sibling were among 14 people killed in May when a cable car slammed into a mountainside in northern Italy

Some wigs on the 200 figures in Hatshepsut’s tomb in ancient Egypt were intricately styled, some were crude and one figure was left bald, for instance: Archaeologists think they know what happened

Syrian state TV reported that one of the missiles was shot down and there were no losses

Why does one country, with a joint federal military, police and security force, need two separate spyware systems held by two different leaders?