Parts of an interceptor hit a home in moshav Mevo Beitar ■ Emergency services reported 11 injured while seeking shelter

Katz spoke at a Knesset committee and detailed the plan to enlist 50% of 18-year-old ultra-Orthodox men

Avichai Brodetz, who began a one-man protest after his family was kidnapped to Gaza on Oct. 7 ■ 'We didn't understand that the government just threw us a bone, and that was it'

Ailing hostages rotting in tunnels for 15 months and over 120 Israeli soldiers killed since Benjamin Netanyahu declined a previous cease-fire and hostage deal with Hamas are the least of the Israeli prime ministers' concerns. He wanted to be pressured just ahead of Trump's inauguration

As Trump seeks a quieter Middle East ahead of the new administration, Turkey and Saudi Arabia's involvement in Syria's reconstruction is detracting from Israel's exclusivity as a U.S. ally and could affect normalization with Riyadh

Israel's National Security Council said the businessman reported the correspondence, leading to an investigation into the incident, and warned Israelis of similar efforts by Iran to target them

Tattoos spread and bleed over time. Now, though, high-tech reveals unexpected complexity in the original tattoos of the Chancay culture of Peru