Police say two charred bodies found after being caught in inferno Wednesday; blaze forces evacuation of 14 villages as temperatures expected to peak at 44°C

Reports say group sang in Hebrew aboard aircraft; their summer camp and an Israeli minister blame antisemitic attitude; airline says they were unruly and uncompliant

Archaeologists find skeletons at Tinshemet Cave in north, along with pebbles, animal remains and a reddish pigment made from rocks, which experts think were part of burial practices

Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, sentenced to life in 1987 for his role in the murders of Yacov Barsimantov and US military attaché, declares he's still a 'militant with a struggle'

A letter to congregants by California's Kehillat Israel cites concerns over ordination of anti-Zionist clergy and 'hostile' atmosphere toward Zionism on rabbinical school campus

Centrist lawmaker hopes to join forces with Gadi Eisenkot, says she won't resign from Knesset as her seat would go to coalition party that Blue and White was previously allied with

Cabinet had been scheduled to convene on Sunday but meeting is canceled, with some ministers seeking to avoid controversial decisions during sensitive religious period

Adviser to United Torah Judaism leader tells ToI that party will return to government 'as soon as' bill exempting Haredim from military service is passed into law