Speaking to Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Bennett says Israel not a party to talks or any future agreement reached in Vienna; maintains 'unlimited and unrestricted' freedom to act

Ramallah's protests come after EU member cuts ties with Palestinian group outlawed by Israel for alleged terror ties; two former employees convicted for deadly 2019 bombing that killed an Israeli teenager

Experts say socioeconomic gaps, little room for creativity or flexibility have harmed students’ potential to learn and schools’ ability to teach, with education system already lagging behind in many aspects, compared to OECD counterparts

A social and environmental activist, Herzog served as first lady during her husband's decade-long term as Israel's 6th president; she founded Council for a Beautiful Israel; set to be buried alongside her husband on Mount Herzl

Former premier is suing his predecessor for nearly $270,000 in damages over remarks, claiming the Netanyahu family suffers from 'mental illness'; 'I consulted with experts about behaviors of what is called crazy,' says Olmert

Amal Nakhleh, 17, who suffers from myasthenia gravis, detained since January 2021 without charge, father says, as son might be facing several more months in custody

Foreign Ministry approves first official Israeli aid to Afghan refugees, who fled Taliban rule after U.S. pullout, to provide health care, sanitation, shelter, education, food, and professional training