Israel's prime minister also expressed hopes that talks between world powers and Iran over its nuclear program would end without an agreement

The Israeli court accepted the prosecution's argument that Ahmad Asafra should be convicted of murder despite not being at the scene of the attack, nor being the person to actually stab 19-year-old Dvir Sorek

Experts have been hard-pressed with evaluating the risk of the BA.2 subvariant, stumped by why it has become dominant in some countries while failing to take off in others

Baharav-Miara, who worked for 30 years in the civil division of the State Prosecutor's Office, would be the first woman attorney general in Israel's history

An online firestorm over the veteran Jewish group's hiring of Tema Smith highlights a stumbling block mainstream Jewish groups face as they bring in a new generation of young professionals

Hundreds of schools in Israel will be included in a new — and costly — program with the aim of teaching ultra-Orthodox pupils Hebrew, math and English

Israel's Interior Ministry decided to take applications from Palestinians married to Israeli citizens aged 50 or over, but rights groups say that the partial and belated move does not guarantee the applications will be processed

The phone call, in which the two discussed Palestinian Authority reform, comes after recent increased direct contacts between Israeli and Palestinian leaders