Officials will soon begin meeting to formulate new government's position on pipeline deal, as energy minister says her ministry doesn't see it as economically beneficial

Although Israel witnessed a slight decline in daily infections, the percentage of positive COVID tests increased, suggesting the delta variant's spread is continuing unabated

Rabbis were uncertain whether it was permitted to drink it, and places that served it were accused of encouraging homosexuality. A new exhibition examines the origins of the coffee scene in Jerusalem, which caused scandals and prompted investigations even as it united rich and poor alike

A messianic figure recaptures Berlin for the Jews, who once called it home: That’s the thesis of a startling new artwork which poses hard questions about 'redeeming' history, exile, justice and the nationalist myths beloved of Europe’s populist leaders today

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A woman who made her husband swear he would become an Israeli; a Jazz musician and an opera singer reunite after months apart

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid also hasn’t yet talked with Abbas, but some other politicians have done so, including President Isaac Herzog

The attempt to break up the Rabbinate's monopoly on the system for certifying kosher food is impressive, but there's still the feeling that decisions are getting postponed and slogans are being spewed