Terror group accuses PA of failing to lift sanctions on enclave, leading to humanitarian crisis

From Thursday, commuters may only use a Rav-Kav smart card with special chip; most charging stations in capital don't accept cash

Amendment 168, also known as the ‘Milchan Law,’ may have attracted tax evaders to Israel, warns Tax Authority director Moshe Asher, who has tried for years to cancel it

A state's witness spills fresh dirt on the Netanyahus, but his credentials are questioned; Trump opens doors for better or worse, and an ex-aide careens from defiance to acceptance

PM's preferred candidate reportedly turns down offer; Natan Sharansky to step down from position in three months

Globes: IT systems firm says it will allow its Haifa workers to relocate to its Ra'anana offices, but in practice this means cutting back on employees

Former campaign adviser tells Washington Post he will not appear before Robert Mueller, challenges authorities to arrest him

After saying security check ruined her experience lecturing on Auschwitz, 84-year-old Eva Mozes Kor says TSA reached out to her 'to solve problem'