Some new variations on the sherbet – chilled drinks made from natural fruits – which used to be a perfect way to mark the end of Yom Kippur

IDF soldiers shot a 39-year-old Palestinian gardener, but they didn’t bother to check their handiwork. For an hour and a half he lay dying or dead on the road – until his teenage son found him

'The health and educational systems aren’t synchronized,' said one principal of a Tel Aviv school, as complaints mount about the Education Ministry’s COVID unit

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An unaccompanied minor ponders the hardships of being the youngest sibling, and a programmer travels to Israel from Europe to bid farewell to grandma

Israeli methods such as targeted assassinations were gradually adopted by the U.S. as it got bogged down in Iraq and Afghanistan

Just as Mahmoud Abbas was poised to cap a month of diplomatic gains with an address to the UN General Assembly, the escape of six Palestinians from an Israeli prison reshuffled the deck

'Of course, we won’t have any relation with Israel. We want to have relations with other countries; Israel is not among these countries,' Taliban spokesman tells Russian Sputnik News

The R number, representing the average number of people a COVID patient will go on to infect, dropped to 0.8