Justices say 2015 legislation allowing state to halt payments to couples whose underage kids are imprisoned on security charges 'unconstitutionally harms the right of equality'

Former Labor party leader, son of sixth president is received at the Knesset with traditional state ceremony

Deal brokered with South Korea will see Israel receive 700,000 vaccines at a future date in exchange for the doses set to expire this month

Gov't fails in bid to move Palestinian family legislation from Arrangements Committee to Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee; renewal of bill set to come before plenum tonight

Yasmin Jaber, a resident of Jerusalem's Old City, was working for the National Library of Israel when she was arrested

Death toll rises to 24 as mayor says 2 more bodies recovered in the rubble; 124 people remain unaccounted for

Col. Sharon Asman, 42, a father of two, had only entered the role on Monday; PM Bennett sends condolences: 'He was one of our best'

A day after launching Israel's UAE embassy, foreign minister says normalization 'is not between governments and leaders, but between people and nations'

Foreign minister is greeted on tarmac by Emirati Minister of State Ahmed Al Sayegh, later tweets his thanks in both Hebrew and Arabic for the 'warm welcome'

Residents of illegal West Bank outpost approve compromise reached with government to prevent demolition; authorities to examine whether community can be legalized