According to a Haaretz investigation in November, Chaim Walder allegedly sexually exploited women, girls and boys for years

Nir Hefetz, a key witness in Netanyahu's trial, tells court that despite visiting the prime minister’s official residence 'hundreds of times,' he 'had no knowledge of the cigars' from businessman Arnon Milchan

Over 5,000 migratory cranes die of virus, authorities warn of egg shortage as hundreds of thousands of infected hens are killed

As of Thursday, the list of 'red' countries with high coronavirus infections rates will shrink from 70 to 15, with Mexico to be added to it. Meanwhile, Israel mulls amending quarantine rules

Opposition leader Netanyahu, who made a habit of bashing opponents for any political activity in English, released a series of videos calling the current government 'a threat to democracy'

The Israeli police have shown no desire to tackle even the most serious crimes in the ultra-Orthodox community, where sexual abuse is taboo

'It is true that defending the nation requires cooperation between the army, the people and the resistance, but the main responsibility is the state's,' President Aoun says in a televised speech

The first shipment of Pfizer’s oral medicine Paxlovid is due in Israel this week, but doctors are worried about patient hesitancy