The Mossad says that it was involved in Wednesday’s arrest of a Hamas-linked cell in Germany that planned to carry out attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets. The Israeli foreign intelligence ...

Hamas official says group still needs time to study Trump's Gaza plan as PM's office confirms Israel still waiting for response * Settler group builds sukkahs on the Gaza border ...

New York reporter Luke Tress discusses city's mayoral race, Netanyahu's visit for UN speech, and a bereaved Israeli citizen filing an ICC case against Iran for Oct. 7 involvement ...

Netherlands' Supreme Court says district judges overstepped when they banned shipments over risk of international law violations in Gaza; government given 6 weeks to reassess ...

Hossam al-Astal, who leads an armed group supported by Israel east of Khan Younis, tells The Times of Israel that they thwarted a Hamas attack this morning in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, with the ...

Judge Chaled Kabub notes pointedly that the Senior Appointments Advisory Committee, headed by former Supreme Court President Asher Grunis,found no ethical problems with Zini’s appointment, as the ...

One of the victims in the Manchester synagogue attack yesterday was likely shot by police, says Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson in an update. One of the victims suffered a ...

Four activists from the flotilla that attempted to break the Israeli maritime blockade on the Gaza Strip have already been deported from the country, Israel’s Foreign Ministry s ...

Far-left activists are protesting on the border with the Gaza Strip, blocking an entrance leading to an army logistics route. The protesters are holding signs reading “Stop the genocide in Gaza,” ...

PM convinced ministers quitting during war would be reckless, quickly set up unity government, as Likud would-be-rebels failed to coalesce around a replacement, according to Haaretz ...

Britain has appointed Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury on Friday, the first time a woman has been named leader of the Church of England in the 1,400 year history of the role.

The highest court in the Netherlands orders the Dutch government to re-evaluate its currently suspended license for exporting parts for F-35 fighter jets to Israel in response to concerns they could ...