As if the tragic killing of 5 policemen and rising racial tensions needed any playing up, Hebrew papers go into hyperbole mode

As Cairo’s FM visits Jerusalem for first time in 9 years, efforts in full swing for Israeli PM to reciprocate in trip that would advance regional peace moves

In Orlando gathering, claim by academic Cornel West that IDF targeted innocents in Gaza wins cheers, but harsher Israel language voted down

Soldiers close off Sa’ir and al-Aroub as they search for terrorist who opened fire at car, injuring an Israeli man; 8 Palestinians arrested in sweeps

‘Final great discovery’ from coastal city of Ashkelon, with graves of 210 individuals dating back 3,000 years, will shed light on deaths, and lives, of ancient foe

On board the USS Eisenhower, sailors provide dentistry services, run a chapel, a medical center, and desalination plant

Last week, IAC Eitanim hosted a summer hackathon for more than 100 Jewish high school students from across the country, using the example of Israeli innovators to teach teenagers critical thinking and leadership skills, while strengthening their Jewish identity

Defense minister takes steps to prevent Hadera al-Saudi, whose husband knifed two in Netanya last month, from seeking Israeli citizenship in future