Museum set to lay off two-thirds of its staff and focus on increasing visitation back to pre-COVID levels

Group exhibition marking one year since Hamas's Oct. 7 terror attack brings mix of oils, watercolors, drawings, photographs and installations to Jerusalem Biennale gallery

Group representing impoverished towns slams 'population replacement' plan set to affect 9,000 residents from 14 localities; demolition said to go ahead over Shin Bet objection

While proponents and opponents of move agree next US administration will seriously weigh it, some note president-elect's unpredictability

Eli Cohen says he hopes incoming administration will take hard line on Tehran and 'create new regional alliances'; says Israel is closer than ever to Lebanon ceasefire

Trump says he's 'thrilled' to nominate the Kennedy family scion, a rabid anti-vaxxer who has compared vaccine mandates to the Holocaust, to head vast US federal health bureaucracy

Growing up in East Jerusalem during the Second Intifada, Mai Shahin’s childhood wasn’t easy. But a job working as a translator showed Mai the world of Combatants for Peace.

Athens seeking to accelerate modernization of armed forces amid frictions with long-time rival Turkey