Israel/Society

The intended target's vehicle was found with an explosive device planted underneath it in a residential area of the city

Shabbat transportation becomes a forefront issue among the upcoming municipal election

A representative speaking on behalf of Israel's Attorney General states there is no argument over the use of the law, rather over its personal use motive

Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics rushed to the scene, where they declared the victims dead

Dizengoff Square becomes epicenter of religious controversy, as opposing prayer services are scheduled a half hour apart

Netanyahu decried violent behavior from 'extremists on the left' while Lapid and Gantz blame the religious, accusing the prime minister of inciting violence

In contravention of a court ruling, prayer organizers erected makeshift barriers between men and women using Israeli flags

In crossing the Suez Canal, the 421st brigade changed not just the course of the war, but possibly even the face of the Middle East

This day is devoted to repentance for the sins of the previous year, with the faithful seeking forgiveness from God as well as from fellow humans

The development of KAPAP reveals the history of the paramilitary organizations that fought to create the State of Israel

An organization dedicated to helping Russian-speaking professionals navigate the absorption process is now broadening its support to include families with kids

The Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics releases the country's demographic numbers ahead of the Jewish New Year, shedding light on society and its people

The major demonstration follows an arrest of an ultra-Orthodox youth for failing to comply with call-up orders

Volunteer dentists from all over the world, accompanied by their Israeli colleagues, carry out over 1,000 treatments every month

Mired in their distress, Allison and Sarah Esther, ex-soldiers, saw no way out. Until they met the Belev Echad association

Israel's chief Archivist describes the project as making the 'files and material that tell the story of the Yom Kippur War more accessible' ever

Approximately 1,000 individuals attended the funeral to say goodbye to Molchanov, a lone soldier who immigrated to Israel from Ukraine during his teenage years

Involving the internal security agency, which usually deals with terrorism, is raising concern from within the Arab community and the Shin Bet itself

National Security Minister Ben-Gvir reportedly pressured law enforcement to proceed with the administrative detentions

Over 160 people have been killed in crime-related violence in the Arab sector since the beginning of 2023

Students, including those from special schools and kindergartens who live in the Neve Midbar regional council, stayed at home after school buses went on strike

Israeli medical officials said more than 140 people were treated for injuries following the violent clashes

Several in serious condition after conflict between govt supporters and opposition plays out on the streets of Tel Aviv