Idit Silman was supposed to meet with Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz on Wednesday, in which he hoped to persuade her to stay in Israel's coalition gov't in exchange for publicly attributing several achievements to her

New neighborhoods will be built on both sides of crowded Beit Safafa, but mainly for Israelis ■ Sheikh Jarrah faces possible evictions ■ Houses in Silwan are being demolished – and that’s just a partial list

Shlomo Filber also tells court he had destroyed correspondence at the request of Nir Hefetz, Netanyahu’s former media adviser, who has also turned state’s evidence

A study, which analyzed data from over one million people over 60 in Israel, echoes previous data showing a fourth dose cuts severe illness rates by three times versus the thrice-vaccinated

The inquiries come from a Ukrainian delegation, which has been in Israel for about a week, although the government is unlikely to approve any such deals

Israeli military officials say hermetically sealing up the fence would be a fool's errand – and that they neutralize security threats much more effectively by other means

Idit Silman, a lawmaker from Israeli PM Bennett's party, agreed with opposition leader Netanyahu to be part of his party in the next election and was promised the role of health minister