Urging to halt the coalition's key legislation to weaken Israel's judiciary next week, the reservists wrote that the 'process has already caused significant damage to security'

Protest leaders declared their intent to 'concentrate efforts in Jerusalem' and to maintain 'a continuous, prolonged stay' while camping outside ahead of Monday's vote to weaken Israel's judiciary

A girl’s shoe. Names in Polish scribbled on the walls. Strange artifacts. How a former NYPD detective unraveled the stories of the Galician Jews who survived the Holocaust in caves in western Ukraine

The Zionist movement avoided messianism like the plague, but after 75 years it is now threatening to destroy the Jewish state. It's happened twice before. Will it happen again?

They loaded their belongings on two trucks and two tractors, and left the place they’d lived for decades. A brutal history, repeating itself

As the violence in Israel's Arab society spikes and the death toll reaches 129, the police held a situation assessment following the murder in Jisr al-Zarqa, saying it will use 'all resources in its disposal' to apprehend the shooters

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, IDF forces opened fire towards the car in which he was traveling. He becomes the second Palestinian fatality from security forces' gunfire in West Bank within less than 24 hours

An Israeli man in his thirties suffered severe injuries from the attack. According to the initial investigation by the Shin Bet, the suspects, aged 17, 18, and 19, claimed responsibility