Sources: Top Biden aides interviewed in classified documents probe
Special counsel investigating Biden’s classified documents has interviewed members of the upper levels of the White House and the cabinet.
Special counsel investigating Biden’s classified documents has interviewed members of the upper levels of the White House and the cabinet.
MK Hanoch Milwidsky says a way will be found to prevent Judge Amit from becoming the next President of the Supreme Court.
Aide to former President confirms he plans to skip the third Republican debate, just as he did the first two.
Gunman shoots woman and her daughter in their home, then storms into university classroom and shoots male teacher.
IDF announces intention to demolish the homes of the terrorists who murdered Batsheva Nigri at Beit Hagai intersection.
After a brief relaxation, lawmakers will once again be required to attend sessions in formal attire.
Three million herring stuck on the way to Israel, creating concerns among sextons of local synagogues over a possible shortage.
Number of Likud mayors and other party activists call on former Minister to join the ranks of the ruling party.
There is a question in the minds of everyone who knows the Byriben family: will Shimon celebrate his bar mitzvah this year?
Trump's lawyers announce he will not seek to move election subversion case in Georgia from state to federal court.
Witnesses claim driver who fled the scene of a collision crashed as part of an attack against an Arab community.
A new breakthrough could mean novel treatments for AIDS.
Left-wing protesters have found a way around police restrictions on protests at Minister Wassarlauf's Tel Aviv home.
Biden admin says it supports right of worshipers to pray, protestors to demonstrate, is concerned by violence in Dizengoff Square.
'X' CEO meets Jewish leaders, agrees to European Jewish Association Chairman Rabbi Menachem Margolin's request to visit Nazi death camp.
Minister Levin says Attorney General Baharav-Miara's positions are too extreme even for the Supreme Court.
Chief of the General Staff Herzi Halevi: “It is of great importance to explain throughout Europe the security challenges in the region.''
Raucous protesters against Netanyahu in New York and against Jews praying in Tel Aviv made it clear that they have no desire to talk.Op-ed.
City representatives are distributing notices on the Mexican border saying the city's resources are exhausted.
After banning Orthodox prayer by banning mehitzas at Yom Kippur prayer service, municipality revokes all permits for Sukkot events.
The disgraceful mob attack in Tel Aviv on Yom Kippur has far wider resonance.Op-ed.
The Secretary of State got on stage at a State Department event to show off his musical talents.
The lawsuit alleges that the driver recorded an exchange containing a series of taunts and threatening demands to a haredi passenger.
14-year-old draws knife on MK's guards in 'Four Species Market' in Jerusalem.
Residents draw link between assault on Yom Kippur worshippers in Tel Aviv and arson against family sukkahs in Ashdod.
Eventually, if you try to live in it after the holiday, a sukkah will collapse. Come back inside, come home.
A Jerusalem judge has ruled that free shuttle buses on Shabbat constitute an illegitimate election campaign by one of the city's parties.
Defense Minister: Only 80 years since end of WW2, Israel and Germany join hands today, in building a safer future, for both nations.
On Sukkot the agenda is not so much a credal theory of Providence but a pulsating feeling of joy.
8-year-old boy passes away days after suffering cardiac arrest and nearly drowning in a bathtub.
Kfar Chabad representatives visit Housing Min. Yitzhak Goldknopf, receive reassurance that their town is 'high priority.'
Kohelet Forum explains the issue the Israeli High Court is sitting on today.
In a letter, more than 120 Jewish activists call on advertisers and app stores to drop Twitter/X.
One can learn much from a Gadol's customs and behavior, sometimes as much or more than from his lectures.
One out of three students between the ages of 13 and 15 suffer from cyberbullying.
With volunteers already treating several Sukkot-related injuries, the organization asks to follow a few guidelines during the holiday.
A crucial and damning part of the Yom Kippur War scenario has been downplayed. Time to get it out to the public.Op-ed.
11 Supreme Court justices are hearing petitions against amendments to the Incapacitation Law.
Daniel Lurie, Jewish Levi Strauss heir and philanthropist, is running for San Francisco mayor.
Rabbi Meir Mazuz discusses Jewish law on sukkahs in Bnei Brak, in light of rodents plaguing the city.
The 'Rebellious Youth' group in Gaza warned: 'Whoever goes to the border will bear the responsibility.'
Former Justice Minister warns: 'This is a Basic Law - the Supreme Court does not have a source giving it the authority to intervene.'
United Hatzalah kicked off its 18th year with a ceremony at the President’s Residence.
In his request to use the software Police Commissioner Shabtai stated the importance of using such tools immediately following the murder.
Singer Eyal Golan expresses horror at Yom Kippur violence, queries: 'If we can't pray as we wish - what is left?'
Why most Asian Jews use imported etrogs on Sukkot even though their countries grow the fruit.
Shlomo Ne'eman says situation is and insists his home will remain open to all his neighbors.
A primer for understanding the hoiday that begins Friday night this year and ends a week later.
Min. Yitzhak Goldknopf, head of United Torah Judaism, warns, 'Netanyahu made a commitment to pass Draft Law - he needs to fulfill it.'
The disruption of a public Orthodox prayer service in Tel Aviv on Yom Kippur cannot be excused. Op-ed.
A contra to Tel Aviv.
Following the operation in Karabakh and the resulting ceasefire, Israelis like Ayoob Kara and Mordecai Kedar joined peace efforts. Op-ed.
Yariv Levin says that those petitioning Incapacitation Law are looking to depose PM Netanyahu because they couldn't win the elections.
Rice University LGBTQ group cuts ties with campus Hillel over support for Israel.
Israeli-Arab leadership helped bring two rival families to sign a truce that would prevent further violence between the two.
Government threatens: Court interference in legislation may lead to re-legislation with different wording, in order to bypass court.
Tourism Minister Haim Katz speaks to i24NEWS after arriving in Riyadh for United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) conference.
Israel Heritage Foundation welcomes Israel's acceptance to Visa Waiver Program, criticizes senators who demanded Israel admit antisemites.
Former Secretary of State says a Palestinian state might block a possible Saudi Arabia-Israel peace deal.
Seven candidates take part in second debate at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California. Trump under fire for skipping the debate.