The tiny inscribed pottery shard unearthed at Lachish dates to 3,500 years ago and is the oldest text from the Southern Levant to use alphabetic writing, rather than pictographic, archaeologists say

The $23 billion weapons sale, including F-35 jets, was given the green light by the president earlier in the week, but the Foreign Affairs Committee chairman raises concerns

'The region looks different, the dynamics are different,' UAE envoy to Washington says, mentioning the U.S.-brokered deals that saw the UAE and Bahrain normalize ties with Israel

Ceremony was filmed on Sunday in Jerusalem amid controversy over education minister's successful request to withhold the Israel Prize for mathematics from Prof. Oded Goldreich over alleged support for BDS, which he denies

Innovation allows researchers to extract hominin genetic material from sediments, and reveals that Neanderthals may have come close to extinction twice before their disappearance

Yisrael Katz, who compared himself to King Herod, refuses to cut unpaid leave benefits instituted as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, even though they damage the economy

Saudi-led coalition says debris from intercepting the four drones and five ballistic missiles started a limited fire at Jazan University

The westward expansion, tall towers, addiction to cars and damage to open spaces are additional ways the capital is being marred, the city’s former urban planning chief tells Haaretz