Israel's first ruling party, Mapai, was torn about the status of Arabs who remained in the country after the War of Independence; almost 70 years later, the 'Arab question' has yet to be answered

With hundreds of scripted TV shows competing for viewers’ attention, offerings from Spain, France, Belgium, Denmark and Iceland are worth a look

Missile alert sent by mistake, local reports say

The U.S. president's attorney allegedly arranged a deal a month before the elections to buy the woman's silence on a sexual encounter that reportedly took place in 2006

Arkady Wajspapir, a Red Army veteran and Sobibor extermination camp survivor, played a key role in the operation that enabled some 300 inmates to escape, though not all survived

Soon Tel Aviv itself as a cultural entity will disappear. Instead, it will become a real estate asset

Awet Gebremedhin, who fled his country five years ago, is a new member of Israel’s pro cycling team, and hopes to compete in the Giro d’Italia here in May. Friends and family in Tel Aviv will be waiting for him, if they haven’t been deported yet

Communications Minister Ayoub Kara sparks controversy as he calls for death for propagators of fake news and speaks out against African migrants as Israel launches deportation plan