Cutting-edge robotic surgery in Jerusalem saves life of doctor paralyzed after skiing accident.
Bereaved father and husband recalls meeting with Netanyahu, describes support from Arab friends after deadly terror attack.
The family of Rina, Maia, and Lucy Dee, who were murdered on Passover, spoke to the press about their loss.
To date, only the Yesh Atid and National Unity parties have actually conducted any negotiations with the coalition.
Jewish village evacuated despite government promises within pre-1967 Israel as nearby illegal Arab village allowed to remain.
Compromise would limit both the courts' and the politicians' influence on the Judicial Selection Committee.
Opposition leader and Yesh Atid chairman participates in anti-government protest in Netanya.
MK Tally Gotliv calls for firing of Attorney General, accuses Ehud Barak of "sedition" and says that he should be in prison.
Demonstrations were held at several locations countrywide to call for the government to pass judicial reform legislation.
During the demonstration, former IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz accused the right of conspiring to turn Israel into a theocracy.
Prime Minister and Finance Minister respond to Moody's Investors Service lowering Israel's credit ratings to stable.
The Minister of Regional Cooperation attacked the former Supreme Court President and insisted that the judicial reforms would pass.
A majority of Israelis, including Likud voters, believe the economic issue, and not the judicial reform, should be top priority right now.
Credit rating agency cites "deterioration of Israel's governance" due to judicial reform as the reason for the decision.
Violent confrontation breaks out at Glilot police station as anti-judicial reform protesters demonstrate following arrest of a friend.
Existing laws prevent the residents of Judea and Samaria from participating in the elections for Chief Rabbi.
If we move forwards in doing good, more good will get done this week than last week
Jewish towns south of Jerusalem kick off celebrations marking 80th anniversary of Gush Etzion's establishment.
For the first time, Israelis prefer Gantz over Netanyahu as prime minister as coalition plummets to just 51 seats.
Senior economic officials believe Moody's will lower Israel's credit rating outlook from positive to stable.
Thousands of people took part in a march to the community of Evyatar during the intermediate days of Passover.
PM says change takes time, and those for whom the government is never right-wing enough can bring the government down through carelessness.
The Horev girls' school in Jerusalem has issued an apology for a short film by its students depicting racial stereotypes.
Minister Gallant says family of Lucy, Maia, and Rina inspires the nation with their Jewish and Zionist spirit.
Is The Guardian - and other media outlets - leaving out crucial information when it comes to Israel? Why are they doing this?
'I intend to keep Tel Aviv secular and liberal,' says Reuven Ladianksy, after thousands gather during Passover.
Real blame goes to Bennett, who saved PA from financial implosion, says Morris Hirsch.
Jonathan Pollard accompanied a group of uprooted residents of Sa-Nur, who planted trees in the evacuated village.
Neither opposition nor coalition expects breakthrough. Meanwhile, passing state budget is priority.
'The water was up to my neck and all I could see around me was mud.'
The accident was caused by ice on the roads amid unseasonal winter weather.
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana hosted the Knesset's first official Mimouna celebration, opening the legislature to guests.
Israeli President tells NYT he has 'historic burden' in negotiations on judicial reform issue, says there is good will on both sides.
Austrian fighter jets were launched to intercept the El Al flight after the pilots did not respond to contact for several minutes.
The National Security Minister stated that the closure during the remaining days of Ramadan would create fertile ground for violence.
Yisrael Beytenu chairman says Netanyahu's press conference was called in wake of recent polls and had nothing to do with security.
MK responds to Prime Minister's criticism of the Bennett-Lapid government: Blaming others will not lead to the eradication of terrorism.
Former Prime Minister continues to criticize the coalition: Smotrich evaded combat service so he could study for a degree at the same time.
Ben Gvir livid over the decision: When terrorism strikes us – we must strike back with tremendous force, not surrender to it and its whims.
Three terror attacks, three sets of siblings, three shattered families.
Shalev was a long-time journalist and author. His passing drew eulogies from many of Israel's senior officials.
Leah (Lucy) Dee, the 48-year-old UK-born English teacher killed in Friday's terror attack, is laid to rest.
'It has saved 5 lives.' Rabbi Leo Dee, whose wife and daughters were murdered in attack, discusses his decision to donate his wife's organs.
The former soldier whose photo was distributed by Hamas as a "victim" speaks out.
“Jews continue to visit Temple Mount in record numbers despite threats made to their safety,' says Beyadenu CEO.
The Israel Dog Unit held an exhibition of their working dogs' capabilities for special needs children in honor of Passover.
Hamas spokesman says that "Netanyahu's threatening speech does not frighten the Palestinian people."
Former Prime Minister blasts Netanyahu's speech: "Pathetic, almost as if Yair Netanyahu gave it."
Sky News Arabia cites US officials who say Hezbollah is providing Hamas with advanced missiles to strike Israel from Lebanon.
Abbas' spokesman describes participants of march to Evyatar as "the militias of the settlers" and "a fascist invasion of Jewish extremists".
Breitbart News criticizes opposition leader's meeting with Rep. Nadler, who proposed reforms similar to the ones Lapid opposes in Israel.
Public Diplomacy Ministry's newly released video reveals the truth about what really happened at Al-Aqsa Mosque last week.
Defense Minister Gallant supports allowing Jews to visit Temple Mount tomorrow, police oppose the visits.
Tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrate to demand government allow families, yeshiva to return to their homes in Samaria community.
Israel's leaders mourn Lucy Dee, the mother of the two girls killed in the Jordan Valley attack, who succumbed to her injuries today.
Lucy Dee, whose daughters were killed in a shooting attack on Friday, has died of wounds sustained in the same attack.
Outline for this year complete in accordance with commission of inquiry's recommendations.
'We will persecute him for the rest of his life,' wrote Roee Neuman of mounted police officer who struck protester.
Rabbi of Efrat synagogue pays tribute to sisters murdered in Passover terrorist attack.
