Israel is on heightened alert amid an expected retaliation from Palestinian terror groups in the Gaza Strip following the assassination of Palestinian Islamic Jihad leaders.

Leaders from over 30 countries converged in Rome for the Abraham Accords Global Leadership Summit, an event that focused on new ways to increase peace and tolerance.

US President Joe Biden landed at Ben-Gurion International Airport for his first presidential visit to Israel since taking office and his tenth trip throughout his political career.

Thousands of Ukrainian refugees have landed in Israel. Many of them traveling via Moldova, Romania, and Poland. The first round of a possible wave of thousands more in the future.

Health providers started rolling out the shots for children at a number of locations across the country, days after the first shipment of kid-sized Pfizer-BioNTech doses arrived in Israel.

The French-Israeli relationship was on full display at a Bastille Day cocktail party celebration at the French Ambassador to Israel Mr. Eric Danon's residence in Jaffa.

Israel’s national Holocaust memorial and museum, Yad Vashem, held a ceremony to mark the annual Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Day.

Israel has started to ease restrictions nearly six weeks after entering its third nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as new infections spiraled out of control.

Israel's Far-right Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir suspended his plans to visit the flashpoint Temple Mount after a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Prime Minister Yair Lapid and opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu sparred after a security briefing on the emerging nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.

Security officials believe the road is paved to a U.S.-mediated agreement between Israel and Lebanon ending the conflict over the marine boundary between the two countries.

One of the Israeli government's top advisers in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic says that the Omicron wave in the nation has peaked.

Premier Naftali Bennett said that both Jews and Muslims have “freedom of worship” on the Temple Mount, hinting at a possible change in policy at the flashpoint site in Israel.

Thousands of Israelis marched in a controversial flag-waving procession through Jerusalem, risking a new round of violence with Palestinians and posing a test for the new gov't.

Israelis head to the polls for the fourth time in two years, hoping to break a seemingly endless cycle of elections and a political deadlock that has gripped the country.

Violations of lockdown rules by segments of the ultra-Orthodox population have angered a broader Israeli public that is largely complying with the Covid-19 restrictions.