Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer condemns the Russian FM's remarks, which spread 'disinformation about the history of the Holocaust in order to advance Mr. Putin's political and military agenda'

The U.S. and European countries are already supplying Ukraine beyond Israel's capabilities, but Israeli officials fear not sending more help may erode global trust in its defense industries

Moscow calls Israeli Foreign Minister Lapid's rebuke of Lavrov's Hitler comment 'anti-historical' and says it 'explains to a large extent why the current Israeli government supports the neo-Nazi regime in Kyiv'

Most women in Israel can get an abortion on demand, often at no cost – something U.S. states will soon be able to outlaw, according to leaked Supreme Court decision overturning Roe vs. Wade

The project may spark controversy in nearby Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem ■ The municipality and Tourism Ministry say the project, part of larger renovation plans for the promenade, is still under review

Israeli Prof. Dan Tchernov is not concerned for the fate of the earth, but believes an umbrella organization devoted to the sea is needed. 'For the first time an organism – us – is initiating the extinction'

Far from being solely symbolic in purpose, use-wear analysis shows residue of animals on Italian Bronze Age blades. But humans don’t generally confine butchery to the beasts

The dual Israeli-Ukrainian citizen Sergei 'Aharon' Botynskaya was hit by shrapnel during the Russian assault on Mariupol as he was making his way to a synagogue in the coastal city