In Ynetnews interview, Dani Menkin says that in his work he tries to highlight aspects of Israel that viewers abroad may not be exposed to, while his latest feature 'Little Town' explores the universal experience of grief and healing
In viral video, protester seen breaking down in tears as a traditional piyyut plays in the background; local resident captures emotional moment; protester: 'My father would roll over in his grave if he could see the hatred and conflicts among us'
PM says will of majority of voters must be enacted, while individual rights protected; bill to give coalition majority in judges selection panel, to pass next week despite reports defense minister warns of imminent concerns for Israel's security
While one has an overly increased sense of self, the other is subjugated by adoration of the other, creating an unhealthy bond of dependency that would lead to eventual resentment, need for vengeance and even hate
Over 1.8 billion Muslims are expected to observe Ramadan this year, however, reports say that for residents of some countries that are battling economic crises it would be harder to afford holiday treats
Netanyahu head from his defense minister and the chief of staff of security concerns both for the IDF and Israel's security in general; ousted minister and Shas leader Deri says will support the PM in whatever decision he makes
Syrian-Saudi talks could pave the way for a vote to lift Syria's suspension during the next Arab summit, expected to be held in Saudi Arabia in April; breakthrough could indicate how the deal between Tehran and Riyadh may play into other crises in the region
Forces raid the hideout of Amir Abu Khadija, founder of the so-called 'Tulkarem Brigade', and engaged him after he tried to open fire at troops; accomplice surrenders himself and arrested
Day of disruption: Thousands of protesters demonstrating, marches and rallies take place around the country, will culminate in a major demonstration in the ultra-Orthodox city of Bnei Brak in the evening
After all-night session, legislation curtailing the court's ability to order the premier to take a leave of absence clears second and third hearings 61-47
Though the holiday become associated with violence in recent years, the Arab sector rejoices over a time marked by fasting, prayers, and holiday feasts
Nasrallah says ambiguity serves Hezbollah's purposes and claims it is part of the psychological warfare he is waging on Israel, during a speech ahead of the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan
A rising number of Palestinians are making the perilous crossing to Europe, driven to escape repeated wars and the Israeli and Egyptian blockade that has left Gaza cut off since the Hamas assumed power in 2007
Evangelicals are outraged claiming the proposed bill is an affront to Christians who are supportive of Israel; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rushes to post on his Twitter feed that there will not be any law against Christians
Prime Minister and his wife will spend Friday and Saturday in London and besides his meeting with Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman, has no other appointments scheduled; will discuss possible arms embargo, sanctions on Iran
Miri Regev claims her words in a speech, were taken out of context, then posts an alleged call with UAE ambassador claiming she receives an invitation for yet another visit
Eli cohen's visit is the first at his government level since 2018, signaling a thawing in ties after years of tensions caused by disagreement over the memory of the Holocaust and Poland's role in the murder of Jews; signed an agreement that they said would allow for the resumption of Israeli youth trips
In his interrogation, Ghaith Abdullah spills the beans on how terror group operates along Israeli border, from recruitment to reconnaissance and reporting
Large forces deployed throughout West Bank to maintain order during sensitive period, but all eyes are on Temple Mount where ?any small incident could snowball into something big and ignite the region?
PM sends reassuring message to Washington after Israeli envoy summoned to State Department in protest of Knesset decision paving the way for Jewish settlers' return to evacuated settlements
Senior U.S. official tells Ynet Biden administration 'exhausted' from chasing the almost-daily controversies unfolding in Israel like a 'rabbit in a hole' as patience with Israel's hardline government is wearing thin
State television reports four missiles hit the airfield and caused extensive damage which led to shutdown of operations for the second time in ten days
In latest escalation, protest leader warns 'tens of thousands more with us will stop volunteering for reserve duty' since 'a people?s army only exists in a democracy'
U.S.-born David Stern says terrorist was acting suspiciously and then he turned toward him and his wife and they both started shooting almost simultaneously
Speaking to Ynet, Chen Elkayam says she feels she is being treated like a terrorist by French authorities; 'The biggest punishment is that I won't be able to attend my sister's wedding,' she says
Top Israeli officials try to calm waters with Amman after treasurer seen speaking at a podium adorned with flag incorporating territory of neighboring kingdom
Military says an investigation was launched into the conduct of the soldiers that does not comply with the values of the IDF; incident takes place in Ni'lin, the home of the terrorist who launched a deadly attack in Tel Aviv earlier in the month
