A 19-year-old male from East Jerusalem attacked police early Sunday morning in the old city and was subsequently shot dead by officers

The proposed regulations, which are expected to be approved in the coming days, would decriminalize personal cannabis use and expunge the criminal records for those convicted in the past in the majority of cases

The child, a Jerusalem resident, had not received routine vaccinations for the virus

Israel faces growing pressure to take a more explicitly pro-Ukrainian position, but it fears angering Russia. On Iron Dome, mediation, field hospitals and cold hard reality, this is what Israel can actually offer Ukraine

Critics say the endorsements by the powerful lobby's new PAC endanger its declared bipartisanship and increase its association with the Republicans. AIPAC's reply: 'We are a single-issue organization focused on Israel'

The Israeli prime minister's surprise weekend excursion to Moscow and Berlin on the Ukraine invasion may draw some frowns in Washington. But Bennett's eye was more likely on the Iran nuclear talks in Vienna

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked hails Israel's intake of Ukrainian refugees following Russia's invasion, but others in the cabinet say that the policy toward Ukrainians arriving at its borders is 'immoral'

Unless you’re an experienced hacker, answering Ukraine’s digital cry for arms is a bad idea and may actually turn you into a Russian target