As hundreds pushed through the security fence separating the Israeli Golan Heights from Syria, locals fleetingly reunited with long-lost relatives threatened by sectarian violence

Probe finds Jewish students who participated in unnamed extracurricular activity were asked to leave because presence of ‘Zionists’ was making other house residents uncomfortable

Several cabinet members call to annex West Bank in response; others mock French president with GIFs and AI photos; Labor MK laments 'bunch of overgrown babies running our country'

ToI's diplomatic reporter delves into the overdue need for official Israel to set up an office -- or even a ministry -- to secure ties with the Christian world

Scanary says its radar-based tech, developed by a former radar engineer of Iron Dome, can screen 25,000 people per hour to detect threats in stadiums, transit hubs and airports

'After the massacres in Sweida, there is not a single person there that wants anything to do with this government,' says Druze professor, once hopeful about Assad's ouster

In US theaters today, 'Shoshana' portrays true romance between a Haganah member and the British officer tasked with arresting rebels like her, in a prescient tale of political complexities

'Alon, My Brother the Hero,' is a semifinalist for student film award presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences