According to Calcalist, Israeli police also used NSO's Pegasus to spy on businesspeople, Netanyahu's son and advisers - all without a court order ■ 'This is an earthquake,' says top minister

Police reportedly used NSO Pegasus spyware without a court order to break into the phones of Netanyahu's son, lawmakers, businesspeople and activists

How is it possible, wonder Islamic scholars, that a court would interfere in the rulings of religious law?

Only about 30 percent of Israeli students required to perform COVID antigen tests have reported their results to the Education Ministry, data shows

Israel's newly ordered commission of inquiry could damage a lot of high-profile careers and foreign relations, and the man with all of the answers is ex-police chief Roni Alsheich

16-year-old Abdullah Tarabin lost an eye ■ Bassem has three fractures in his jaw ■ Taleb's skull was fractured ■ Obeideh and Uday were injured in their faces ■ Israeli police loosened restrictions on the use of the hard sponge-tipped bullets. These are the stories of those paying the high price for it

In a separate incident, about 20 vehicles parked in the Israeli Arab town of Kafr Qasem had their tires slashed and were spray-painted with the hateful graffiti