She grew up in Israel's Haredi society, earning perfect grades in modesty as a teen. Today, activist and author Merav Alma Sever is a fierce critic of ultra-Orthodox life and argues that secular Israel's indifference sustains that oppressive world

After the High Court of Justice barred software monitoring real-time voter turnout, Likud is seeking a new way to utilize its database of about one million voters to identify supporters who have yet to cast ballots and urge them to go out to vote

The coalition said two drones and a ballistic missile were launched towards Riyadh, and ‌a cruise missile towards the southern city of Khamis Mushait. It later said it intercepted ten ‌ballistic missiles fired towards southern Saudi Arabia

Opposition parties running in Tuesday's elections in Israel are promising changes on religious pluralism and Diaspora ties, but their positions on the Palestinians could leave some of the deepest disagreements unresolved

RAMA chief Gal Alon warns that Kish's decision to sever ties with the authority will disrupt preparations for next year's TIMSS tests. He accuses the minister of trying to undermine RAMA's independence and influence its findings, including by seeking to conceal poor results

The officials conformed to the New Yorm Times U.S. State Department reports about Iranian plans to target Americans. U.S. officials say the threat to Americans is at its highest level since the war began in February

In a letter to Israel's attorney general and the central elections committee chief, Eisenkot's Yashar asked to order the meeting canceled, arguing that Netanyahu, as a candidate, has no responsibility for overseeing election integrity

On the eve of the election, the settlers fear that their project of outpost construction and confiscation of Palestinian land might be undone, so they aren't afraid to oppose efforts to hold them accountable for their violence