Talks will take place as Israel worries the United Nation's Security Council may adopt the findings of Quartet report, expected to harshly criticize Israeli settlement policies.

Tomer Persico, a scholar of religion, says secular Israelis find themselves doubting their moral backbone because they don’t feel Jewish enough. To remedy that, they need to assert an autonomous Jewish identity that challenges the Orthodox narrative.

Move comes despite Israeli authorities telling international agencies that there would be no demolitions during the month of Ramadan.

Less sugar and salt is all the rage as food makers try to catch up and still keep their products tasty.

Tributes flood social media for Alan Weinkrantz, who traveled to Israel frequently for the past 25 years and had many colleagues in the country.

The former prime minister's announcement that he is not planning a return to politics must be taken with a hefty dose of salt, but his latest appearances have done more to worry Netanyahu than any center-left politician in recent years.

Cabinet approval of $18.6 million as budgetary supplement joins $87.9 million already earmarked for Israeli enclaves in occupied West Bank. Decision is a 'slap in the face' of the international community, senior Palestinian official says.

Freedom of Information request reveals invoices from Netanyahu's state and private residences: 1,400 shekels a day for cleaning, nearly 60,000 for soft drinks and wine.