Friday’s grand opening of Tel Aviv’s long-planned rail system was a typically Israeli affair, marked by celebrations, confusion and protests. Linda Dayan, a longtime Subway commuter, went along for the ride, only to realize she is still at perfect armpit height

Last month, Biden slammed members of Netanyahu’s coalition for exacerbating tensions between Israel and the Palestinians, calling it 'one of the most extreme' governments he has seen in his decades in politics

A man in his 30s was gunned down Saturday evening in the unrecognized village of Dahmash in central Israel, while another in his 20s was shot and killed in the northern Israeli Arab town Tuba Zangaria

A second century section of the arch that supports Caesarea’s ancient aqueduct collapsed on Thursday night ■ Israel's Antiquities Authority said that it had issued warnings about the structure's shaky condition, adding that the aqueduct in Acre is in even worse state

Israel's High Court rejected Anin villagers’ petition to work their land beyond the separation barrier every day, ruling that twice a week was sufficient. Now Israel's army says the farmers should access their land just twice a year

Several key clauses were amended after pressure from far-right ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich