Syrian state TV says there were reports some of the missiles and drones had been downed by the army, adding only material damage was caused

At stake: the cost of living for ordinary Israelis, but also the ability of regulators to exercise control over the country’s natural gas industry

One bite is all it takes to be pulled into the cult of Itzik and Ruthie

Hayamin Hehadash and National Union join forces, hoping to lure Habayit Hayehudi into their alliance on the condition that it breaks away from Kahanist party

The museum in Amsterdam is a former religious seminary that was used to smuggle hundreds of Jewish children to safety

As tensions flare with Iran, the security service raised the threat level for the Gulf, but an Israeli champion may still compete

Thanks to a fluke of circumstances (and Benjamin Netanyahu), Aviv Barkan is already fully acquainted with exercising her democratic right at the ballot box