Young Haredi-looking attackers tried to cut the United Torah Judaism lawmaker's beard off, and fled after he pushed them off

Most Israelis will tell you Yom Kippur is always hot. Not this time

The two leaders, meeting in Sinai, were set to discuss 'ways to revive the peace process,' Cairo said ahead of the first formal meeting between Israeli and Egyptian leaders in a decade

Many of his Western peers enjoyed great success outside the sci-fi community and became cultural icons. But Jewish Polish author Stanisław Lem – born 100 years ago this week – remained relatively unknown. His writings on man’s insignificance and technology’s futility may have played a role

Joint List lawmakers urged the police commissioner to retract his statement that 'zero' had died in riots, saying it exposes how he 'relates to Arab deaths'

Detainees may attack wardens in the Gilboa and Shita prisons, leadership inside the prisons warned, following the stripping back of their rights after the high-profile escape last week

Tel Aviv District Court Judge Khaled Kabub was reportedly bitter when passed over in 2017