FIDF, IFCJ, and Ha'aguda Lema'an Hachayal fund building with 56 apartments to house Lone Soldiers who left their homes to defend Israel.
Witness says deaf-mute man 'cried for help and died right in front of us.'
Protesters are calling on the judges of the Supreme Court to rule that they do not have the authority to invalidate Basic Laws.
Rabbis, yeshiva heads, and settlement leaders call on Knesset, government to accept President Herzog's judicial reform compromise.
Teachers say the decision not to translate the Oral Law matriculation exam affects new immigrants who already face challenges.
A baby boy was born to Baruch Ben-Yigal, father of Amit Ben-Yigal, who was killed three years ago. 'For me, this is closure.'
Druze activists have begun construction on several villages in protest against the continual demolition of illegal structures.
The parents of a young man released from administrative detention to a school in Eli tell of what the arrest was like for their son.
IFCJ to distribute over 30 million shekel to more than 250,000 families and individuals.
Coalition sources warn that opposition to the Draft Law is greater than it seems, even within the coalition itself.
Supporters of the reform are expected to hold a rally in front of the Supreme Court calling for the court not to rule on Basic Laws.
Samaria council head Yossi Dagan warns of the PA's attempts to destroy the biblical altar on Mt. Ebal.
Tamir Pardo gives interview to Associated Press, accuses the Israeli government of enforcing an “apartheid system” in Judea and Samaria.
The communities will join the jurisdictions of their respective regional councils and plans to allow for their development will be advanced.
Among the recipients were eight men, five women, one organization, and two leaders from the Diaspora.
Invitations to the event were withheld from Ministers from Religious Zionism and Otzma Yehudit, including Smotrich and Ben-Gvir.
UTJ head says govt. may collapse if the Draft Law exempting yeshiva students from IDF service is not passed.
The last time the two spoke was when Netanyahu won the elections. Ukrainians claim Israel not doing enough for them.
Deputy Mayor Tzachi Zelika of Meretz promises to prioritize booking performances by artists who protested against the judicial reforms.
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana discussed the possibility that the Supreme Court would unprecedentedly overturn a basic law.
Minister Yoav Kisch made a heavily guarded visit to schools in the Shuafat refugee camp to review the start of the school year.
The ISA claims that, contrary to Minister Miri Regev's claims, none of the guards at a recent event at Tel Hashomer pushed the Minister.
During their stay in Malaysia, the passengers were not required to disembark from the plane, and after five ours, the plane took off again.
Haim Goren, Dep. Mayor of Tel Aviv, files complaint with police after his family was allegedly attacked by a group of young Eritreans.
Minister of Heritage first minister from current government to visit the country.
Shin Bet, police arrest suspects in shooting of candidate Musab Dukhan and his brother and cousin.
Constitution Cmte. chair appeals after Supreme Court's top justice refuses to disqualify herself from discussion on reasonableness standard.
Pres. Herzog addresses state memorial ceremony for the late Pres. Shimon Peres, stresses: 'There is no way to a solution without dialogue.'
Caroline Glick tells how the Oslo Accords continue to dictate Israeli's lives, thirty years after many consider the accords to have failed.
Barcelona resumes ‘sister city’ relationship with Tel Aviv, reversing former mayor’s decision.
A rare cache of weapons from the Roman period found stashed away in a cave in the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve.
A man identifying as a woman was sent healthcare information on how to reduce risk during pregnancy.
'We are not interested in whether or not there'll be a reform - on the Draft Law, we will not compromise,' haredi source tells PM Netanyahu.
MK Tsega Melaku claims that discrimination against the Ethiopian community shows a greater problem throughout Israeli society.
Dr. Yair Hirschfeld, among the architects of the Oslo Accords, sees them as a chance for a new opportunity for the entire Middle East.
US working to bring about normalization agreement between Israel, Indonesia, source says.
Israeli singer-songwriter Aviv Geffen: I scoff at those who do not take any position and prefer to earn more money and more audiences.
Leftist protesters yell at Diaspora Affairs Minister as he tries to enter offices of Jewish Agency.
The union claims the government has rapidly reneged on the arrangement that allowed the school year to start on time.
Maj. Gen. Gershon Hacohen explains the misconceptions behind attempts at peace and how to correct them.
Young man threatens to kill himself unless he is allowed to speak with IDF representative. Minister Gallant leaves meeting to assist.
Finance Minister says Supreme Court cannot invalidate a Basic Law ahead of rally outside the court.
World Likud holds pre-Rosh Hashannah toast, chairman warns Israel's enemies not to mistake current divisions for weakness.
Prime Minister Netanyahu sent a message to National Unity leader Benny Gantz urging him to 'do what the people expect of us'.
Police have summoned the parents of the driver for questioning on charges of allowing a minor to drive a vehicle.
The Supreme Court has ruled that Supreme Court president Esther Hayut will not be disqualified from ruling on the reasonability standard.
A joint letter says that 'every one of us must say that the Supreme Court cannot rule on Basic Laws."
The detainee requested to be given special leave to attend the funeral of his recently deceased grandfather.
Min. Michael Malkieli speaks about Draft Law, says no intention to push for blanket exemption for haredi community.
B'tsalmo Director General discovers sticker with obscene language plastered in Knesset bathroom stall, demands investigation be launched.
Police arrest individual suspected of wielding weapon during Saturday's violent rioting in Tel Aviv.
Driver loses control, speeds towards Givatayim bar filled with people. Man of about 30 is moderately injured, two women are lightly injured.
'Only a paper signed by all sides constitutes an agreement - and everyone is very far from that,' sources say.
New plan allows Israel to deduct 20-30 million NIS each month from money passed to Palestinian Authority, for repayment of electricity debt.
'My way has never been to boycott anyone; disagreements can be harsh but at the same time we can hold discourse,' MK Simcha Rothman says.
Defense Minister decides not to close or privatize Galei Tzahal despite Chief of Staff's position on the matter.
MK Oded Forer accuses the government of only caring about its own survival.
Eyewitnesses say they thought the incident was a terror attack. Police investigating.
National Unity Party chairman blasts judicial reform, says "extremists seek to change our image by changing the judicial system".
