Israel/Society

Over 7,000 vehicles gridlock major routes nationwide, sparking fierce clashes between secular residents and ultra-Orthodox demonstrators over military conscription arrests

The packaging features artwork by late southern Israeli artist Rivi Doron-Gerloy, while a portion of proceeds will support Ayalim's efforts to rebuild and strengthen communities across the Negev

Two people who were tested for Ebola after returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo tested negative, ruling out the suspicion of cases of the virus in Israel

The Ministry of Health said the individual is in isolation at Sheba Medical Center. Officials stressed that no confirmed Ebola case has been diagnosed in Israel

From football and martial arts to running, surfing, and therapy dogs, the organization is creating new paths to recovery for soldiers wounded in combat and survivors of PTSD

Planned for the Sde Dov district in northern Tel Aviv, the new facility is expected to open within six years, and will a include a hydrotherapy pool, trauma services and geriatric care units

Despite weakening demand and mounting unsold inventory, property prices across Israel continue to defy expectations and remain high; 84,000 homes remain unsold across the country

Police used stun grenades to disperse protesters blocking major highways after demonstrations erupted over the arrest of military draft evaders, several major highways have been completely shut down

Plans have been approved for an eight-story hotel to be built at Ben-Gurion Airport, near Terminal 3, in order to 'bring the airport in line with major international airports'

Israel’s first Olympic medalist completes a generational circle, receiving the leadership award from President Isaac Herzog decades after his father celebrated her historic 1992 victory

Police deploy forces and announce road closures ahead of the 24th annual Pride and Tolerance event in Jerusalem this evening

More than 40 volunteers in Modi'in were the first in the country to receive newly approved adrenaline kits as part of a rollout that aims to equip some 10,000 responders nationwide

The Peres Center's Mini Mondial returns to Herzliya on June 24 with a Peace Team featuring diplomats from 13 countries, as the organization marks 30 years since its founding

"The Haifa Bay region is destined to become one of the strategic hubs of the IMEC corridor, representing one of the most ambitious economic projects of our time."

The "Makom Lenefesh" program, which was allocated a budget of nearly $500 million, formed after Oct. 7 massacre. Its health funds are treating around 435,000 patients

A fight between children in the Arab-Israeli town reportedly drew in parents and turned violent, with one person pulling out a gun; the girl was struck in the neck while playing nearby

It was Talia Eden's dream to help save a life, and it was baby Bissan, born with a rare liver defect, that needed her help

Suhail Melhem was seriously wounded overnight into Monday in what police suspect was an assassination attempt outside a wedding hall in the northern Israeli village

Dozens of digital advocates representing 10 million followers set sail from Herzliya to challenge the narrative of incoming pro-Palestinian vessels

In protest of Israel's participation, Spanish broadcaster RTVE briefly blacked out its screen and with a slide that read “Eurovision is a competition, but human rights are not.”

Already this morning, tensions were high near the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex, where hundreds of visitors entered the compound under heavy guard

Low-cost subsidiary Eurowings is expected to join the lineup in mid-July, though Brussels Airlines has opted to maintain its suspension through late October

Mako reported that the rapper 'agreed in principle' to come to Israel as part of his tour, even as European countries cancel his shows and block his entry

The live semi-final is scheduled for Tuesday night, with Israel set to perform tenth. According to betting agencies, Bettan is widely expected to qualify for Saturday’s grand final