Justice minister rails at 'anarchists' for chaining entrance to his apartment building's parking area; Yesh Atid files petition to block Levin from hampering attorney general's work

According to model reported by UK's Times, occupied areas would have Russian governor, economy would be linked to Russia, while Kyiv would not formally cede territory

As the denomination's ethics committee opens an investigation into rabbinical scion Ari Yehuda Saks' participation in interfaith weddings, the cleric doesn't wait for a verdict

Israel says evacuations for treatment have increased, with restrictions seemingly eased, but bottlenecks like finding host countries are keeping many in urgent need from getting care

Aid organizations say onerous Israeli approval and clearance procedures leave shipments languishing near border; Israel: Hundreds of trucks inside Strip are still awaiting collection

When 19-year-old Ori Locker fell in combat on Oct. 7, his father, Eyal, and twin brother, Tamir, channeled their grief into action, choosing to serve together in the IDF reserves

Local wells run dry after record-low rain, leaving residents relying on expensive trucked-in and bottled water that quickly runs out

Rare political statement, which doesn't name Israel, comes after player called out European soccer governing body for not mentioning that 'Palestinian Pele' was allegedly killed in Gaza