A motley assembly of perforated stones found by the Sea of Galilee were very early spindle whorls to produce yarn, researchers deduce. It would take time for the innovation to catch on

The Dina Recanati School of Medicine will be the first program in Israel for medical studies at a private academic institution, with tuition slated to be much higher than the subsidized tuition paid by students at other universities

Hegseth, who is Army National Guard veteran and served in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo Bay and Cuba, has called the two-state solution 'lip service' and 'effectively dead'

If the fighting on the northern front continues, the IDF will need to be increasingly economical with munitions and winter conditions will make combat more difficult. The government is trying to inure Israelis to the war – but daily reports of fatalities and the continued neglect of the hostages are not a 'normal' price

Israel's attorney general told defense establishment and government officials that delaying the issuance of draft orders or issuing them in lower numbers would violate the law. The IDF announced Tuesday that the draft orders will be sent on Sunday

Less culture, more eating: Five years after the closing of the Orna and Ella café, which became a symbol of secular Tel Aviv, the once famous Tel Aviv street is experiencing a renaissance with a wave of quality food emporiums

The judges ruled that there was no 'material change in circumstances' that justified delaying Netanyahu's testimony in his criminal trial, in which he is accused of fraud and breach of trust over lavish gifts he allegedly received

The suspect, Asif William Rahman, was arrested in Cambodia and is expected to stand trial in Federal Court in Virginia