'It feels like a siege of Aleppo is about to begin,' U.S. aid worker says, as regime forces fully encircle countryside north of major city and Russian airstrikes mount to 250 a day, according to rebels.

Sometime during the 60s Bernie Sanders spent time on an Israeli kibbutz. However, with his campaign keeping mum, people have been left in the dark trying to figure out where. Now a clue has emerged from Haarez's archive.

New online-learning technology tested out this week by the Education Ministry keeps students on track with their studies in the event of a war or natural disaster.

Jewish leaders and some Labor politicians slam proposal that would prevent party members from joining sponsored trips as 'verging on anti-Semitic.'

The lawmakers met with families of Palestinian assailants who are seeking the return of their bodies, which are being held by Israeli authorities.

Democratic presidential hopefuls lock horns ahead of New Hampshire, with Sanders saying only Muslim troops should fight ISIS and Clinton taking aim at renewed ties with Iran, but no real talk of Israel.

Interior Ministry reports 47% drop in number of 'voluntary departures' in 2015. Over 43,000 asylum seekers remain in Israel; 220 crossed border from Egypt last year.

Law proposed by Nissan Slomiansky would require courts to defer to religious law in cases with no clear 'secular' precedent.