Testifying for 25th time, Israeli prime minister claimed that, when he sought to advance a law that would extend the income tax exemption for returning residents, he did not know that Arnon Milchan had that status. He also denied charges in the indictment that he helped Channel 10, when Milchan was its controlling shareholder

From Australia to Israel, a collection of articles to read while marking Holocaust Remembrance Day this year

Using urine samples taken from autistic children, Nisim Perets and his team are constructing miniature brains capable of learning, responding and reflecting the brain functions of the person they were taken from. They can even play the 1980s arcade game Space Invaders

President Trump's assault on the universities and crackdown on immigration may give talented Israelis living in America little choice but to come home

The survey provoked an outcry from staff after they discovered the college handed over their personal contact information without prior notice. 'We've seen this movie before, and it ends with yellow stars,' said one professor

First-ever proof of fabled wild animal combat: Pelvic lesions on decapitated body in gladiators' cemetery in York from 1,800 years ago were caused by a lion

Asaad al-Nassasra was arrested following the incident in which 15 aid workers were killed in southern. The IDF is refusing to let him meet a lawyer and his family is demanding information about his whereabouts

Released captive Tal Shoham said that someone claiming to be a Hamas member called to warn his wife – who was released from captivity in Gaza in November 2023 – not to speak about what she'd been through, threatening to kill him if she did