Israel reopened the Erez border crossing for Palestinian laborers on Thursday after it was shut for two weeks for the Rosh Hashanah holiday and extended due to the ongoing protests along the Gaza border

‘Not a chance in the world,’ says Mohammed Abu Khdeir’s father, adding that he lost sleep after request. 'What did they think, that we’d say yes?'

Since a commission of inquiry was formed to investigate the Pegasus scandal, in which police used the spyware without a court order, use of the technology by police has been prohibited – which they say is part of the reason for the sharp increase in the murder rate in Arab society

Education has degenerated into religious indoctrination, messianism prevails over Zionism, and the current government is a 'historical accident' ■ A conversation with Israel Prize winner, historian Prof. Anita Shapira, who claims: 'If the government’s plan is implemented, it's time to pack'

The silence of the head of the Israel Atomic Energy Commission at the IAEA's annual conference is especially extraordinary considering Israeli security officials' objection to the enrichment of uranium on Saudi soil

The move intends to integrate the ultra-Orthdodox population in academia, but critics fear it will perpetuate separation in the general labor market: 'It will be a ghetto'

A 70-year-old man was shot and fatally wounded in Israel's south, while three hours later, a 20-year-old was killed in another shooting incident in Israel's north. On Wednesday, six Arabs were killed, including five family members