Shamans and snakes, perhaps: The subjects of the glyphs on the ceiling of the ‘19th Unnamed Cave’ in Alabama are hard to make out, but then, they were drawing in the dark

President Issac Herzog on the 'terrible lies' spread by Lavrov, his insistence on maintaining political neutrality, Israel's budding relationship with Turkey, and his hopes for the country on the eve of its 74th Independence Day

30 years after it was built, the old railroad track to Jerusalem stands deserted. We took the chance to hike along it

After two years of COVID, this year's Israeli-Palestinian event stayed largely online. Despite organizers' concerns, a counter-protest drew less than a dozen people

Arab demographic growth could tip the scales and make the occupation unsustainable ■ The Israeli military's intense PR efforts can't compensate for its collapsing draft model ■ Can Israel protect its cyberspace?

Strategic antisemitism: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s tirade on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Jews and Hitler was no slip of the tongue. It was part of a calculated, and escalating, campaign targeting Israel

'Putin must pay a high price for his brutal aggression,' the EU president commission said, admitting the move won't be easy as some member states are dependent on Russian oil

'The era of immunity has ended. They will pay a price even if they are a thousand kilometers away to the east,' the prime minister says ■ Shin Bet chief warns of 'violent discourse and incitement'