Hadera police deny officer punched Ethiopian-Israeli man in the face, say he was injured during violent outburst at station

Tesfebarhan Tesfasion nabbed after two-day search; lawmakers push for parliamentary inquiry into violence against women as calls for action grow

In pilot program, six female recruits to train to operate intelligence-gathering equipment and weapons systems on Israel's new Sa'ar 6-class corvettes

International Trade Secretary Liam Fox tells Netanyahu the UK wants to 'push concept of free trade even further' after leaving EU

Since 2005, Zabolon Simantov has lived alone in Kabul's only synagogue. In this volatile region, he is the final guardian of a once-flourishing 1,500-year-old Jewish community

Legislation still has numerous hurdles to overcome before it becomes law, and Israeli officials are confident the government will ultimately block it