Israel's Arab community is unwell, 'We must [stand up] before it's too late,' says Sheikh Nasser Drausha as the death toll rises to 192 this year

The intention to issue the order now in effect was announced by the Central Command chief earlier this month, citing 'a risk to the West Bank region's security'

In Haifa's Halisa neighborhood, 'many families have left' out of fear for their lives, one social activist tells Haaretz, as murders in Israel's Arab community spike

Rosh Yehudi organization requested an interim order to hold Sukkot events after their permit was revoked by the Tel Aviv municipality due to gender-segregating the Yom Kippur prayers

Arguably the most obscure of Jewish customs, during Sukkot, Jews shake a closed date frond, some myrtle boughs, a few willow twigs and a citron fruit as part of the daily prayer service – but why and where did this begin?

Elisha Yered is suspected of involvement in the killing of Palestinian teen Qosai Mi'tan in the village of Burqa in August. The order bars him from contacting settler activists as well

While voter turnout is expected to drop, it's too early to predict by how much and whether it will be enough to provide al-Sissi proof that he has public support to carry out the painful but necessary economic reforms