Elor Azaria, on trial for killing incapacitated Palestinian attacker, says he was afraid there was a bomb that would cause ‘unimaginable’ casualties

With more and more people being diagnosed with a form of mental illness, Israel is increasingly becoming a hotbed of innovations designed to improve the well-being of people with mental illnesses

Judges note that attacks are getting worse, say evidence exists families may have encouraged deadly Sarona Market attack

Shimon Cooper also ordered to pay compensation to families of women he murdered in 1994 and 2009

Party convention kicks off Monday in Philadelphia amid storm over leaked emails suggesting insider effort to hobble Sanders campaign

Panel okays law requiring ultra-Orthodox institutions teach core curriculum subjects as precondition for government subsidies

Jono David, 50, completes a 4-year project capturing emerging African Jewish communities, now being shown at Tel Aviv’s Beit Hatfutsot Museum

Security officials nix offer for walking-distance accommodation for Miri Regev, who is not religiously observant