Ex-Yesh Atid member, who left party in January, expresses thanks for opportunity to advance LGBTQ rights; seat to be filled by women's rights activist Adi Ezuz

Tel Aviv's Ayalon highway shut down as protesters light bonfires in the road; relatives of hostages bewail 'eternal war-mongers' for choosing to 'sacrifice' their loved ones

Video circulating on social media shows assailant straddling man and beating him, before throwing his kippa into water; Carney decries 'appalling act of violence'

A new collection at the Israel Antiquities Authority campus in Jerusalem showcases the painstaking identification of victims and documentation of destruction sites

Pinhasi, a Holocaust survivor, fought in War of Independence with Palmach and joined unit that later became elite Shayetet 13, where her son and grandchildren also served

Kidnapped from his home in Nahal Oz on October 7 and slain in captivity on December 4, 2023

Chancellor Merz’s decision to restrict sales of offensive weapons to Israel appears to have caught Jerusalem off guard. Where things go from here may depend on Jerusalem's response

Former cabinet minister sets up tent outside Justice Ministry to protest arrests of draft evaders. Liberman calls on ultra-Orthodox to 'join the effort to defeat the enemy'