If the Israeli prime minister truly is 'Mr. Diplomacy,' he would have ordered the cabinet secretary to replace Ben-Gvir with a minister who is not anathema to the European Union

Over 5,000 children are unregistered to education institutions, with registration among Jews standing at 100 percent. Among the causes: Lack of facilities, and transportation difficulties

Iran remains one of the world's top executioners, having put to death at least 203 prisoners since the start of this year alone – but carrying out executions for blasphemy remains rare

After three years of restrictions due to COVID-19 and the deadly stampede that left 45 dead, 200,000 ultra-Orthodox pilgrims are expected at the annual Lag Ba'omer pilgrimage this year – though the state could not find any external security company to manage the event or insurance company to insure it

A Lithuanian aid organization bought 16 systems from Israeli company RADA, which will allow Ukraine to detect Russian aerial threats, including missiles, rockets, mortar shells, helicopters and Iranian drones

Thousands of texts warning that the Shin Bet would 'settle the score' with participants 'in violent acts' were sent to unsuspecting East Jerusalem Palestinians amid Israel's 2021 war with Hamas. Now the Shin Bet says it erred but retains right to use method

The EU's unprecedented decision to cancel the Europe Day reception over National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's insistence on speaking drew a clear red line around far-right ministers, but far from retaliating for the diplomatic faux pas, Israeli officials want to forget the entire episode