As frustration with Hamas and Hezbollah grows, is there an opening for diplomacy? Palestinian and Lebanese Shia polling reveals dissatisfaction with Hamas and Hezbollah — and differing views on negotiations with Israel.
How a Bedouin Israeli saved a Nova festival survivor on October 7 After Yunis Alkarnawi saved Nova Festival survivor Shalev Biton on October 7, the two began sharing their story around the world.
Why haven’t Israel and Saudi Arabia normalized relations? A diverted FlyDubai flight put Israel–Saudi relations in the spotlight. Here’s why shared threats haven’t led to formal diplomatic ties.
Nobody could find the boats ancient inhabitants of Israel used, so researchers built one themselves “It’s like making a dream come true: starting from a theoretical idea and ending with a full-size, tangible and real boat,” Niv said.
Police were searching for suspects in Jerusalem. They found a 2,000-year-old burial cave instead To a Jerusalem archaeologist, a burial cave under a house is much less surprising than it sounds.
Israel elections 2026: A guide to the parties, candidates and issues Israel is heading to the polls on October 27. Here’s how Israeli elections work, who’s running and the biggest issues shaping the 2026 race.
Frozen in char and plaster: The beams that witnessed Jerusalem’s darkest day The archaeologists also discovered that during the period when the Persians ruled the area and the Jews returned after the first exile, the returning residents built around the site and blocked off this area, preserving the destruction as it was.
Torah study and legal immunity: What are the new laws shaking Israel? Despite playing a central role in advancing the laws, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was absent from both final votes
