Israel News

Police vow to keep the peace amid calls for Temple Mount violence

Scuffles over access to an area on the Temple Mount located by the Golden Gate/Gate of Mercy near the Temple Mount resulted in several arrests. Now extremists have called for riots this Friday.

Shabbat candle-lighting times for Israel and U.S.

See Shabbat times for your area.

Conference of Presidents mission tours Beersheba employment center

Negev center helps fulfill David Ben-Guerion's dream of making the desert bloom.

Tel Aviv marathon concludes with 40,000 participants in attendance [Photos]

Israelis of all ages are running through the streets of sunny Tel Aviv along with several thousand foreigners who traveled to Israel to participate in the marathon.

WATCH: A musical tribute to Ori Ansbacher

Family and friends turn Ansbacher's poetry into song.

First Druze chief IDF prosecutor at one of the hottest desks in the IDF

How is the first Druze chief IDF prosecutor charged with deciding how to handle Palestinian terrorists, minors' rights issues faring?

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly talks biology, chemistry, physics and space

"Day one of a year in space, and I’m thinking to myself, man, this is a stupid thing to be doing. You can’t get away, you can’t call an Uber."

Israel’s first lunar spacecraft, Beresheet, blasts off - analysis

Israel is only the fourth country after the US, the former Soviet Union and China to embark on a mission to the moon.

Spongebob and ‘old ladies’ on the runway

An inside looks at Tel Aviv Fashion Week

Keeping things fresh with conductor Alan Gilbert

Former music director of New York Philharmonic to conduct Israel Philharmonic for first time.

The Arava kindergarten of Ariel flies to the moon

The children of the Arava kindergarten suggested that they too can build a spacecraft to send to the moon.

The first Israeli lunar spacecraft Beresheet launches

The spacecraft is expected to land on the moon around April 11.

India wants Israel’s help blacklisting Pakistan-based terror groups

New Delhi carefully eyeing mutual Jerusalem, Islamabad gestures.

Nahariya new hotbed for former NBA players?

Jordan Crawford and Myke Henry open up about their positive experience in northern Israel.

Nefesh B’Nefesh awards twelve projects by olim with grants and support

Candidates include social, sports and religion-focused projects.

Netanyahu, Putin meeting rescheduled for Wednesday

Thursday’s meeting in Moscow was believed to have been postponed to allow Netanyahu to deal with the political situation in Israel.

Parshat KI TISA: Who is given wisdom?

Love of wisdom is a condition of being given wisdom.

Israel's food: Let us eat cake

The orthodox Jew who feels a special spiritual connection with his art

Rosenfeld himself trained in fine art at high school and was given an unconditional offer to study at a London art college, but instead preferred to focus on the artistic talent of others.

A wish at the Wall

Kids with differing abilities enjoy special experiences with Chai Lifeline.

Genesis Prize congratulates Morris Kahn

Weekday brunches

Benedict’s annual global celebration, Betta Savion’s superb innovation

Something fishy

Happy Fish is all about... well, fish, and as such it offers an extensive variety on the kosher fish options, much like Forrest Gump’s friend Bubba and his endless list of ways to serve shrimp.

Israeli Eurovision-ISIS satire show draws French ire

KAN vows not to shelve upcoming dark comedy, despite concerns from the European Broadcasting Union

Hot grill and warm atmosphere at Nachman

The Nachman went through several incarnations to arrive at its present existence as a smokehouse grill.