TV report claims latest prosecution offer still includes 'moral turpitude' clause that bars ex-PM from politics for 7 years; he's also said to fear judges might impose jail term

'This is not the way it should have to be in America, but unfortunately, it is the way,' says Attorney General Merrick Garland after houses of worship step up protection efforts

Anna Salton Eisen says she finds comfort in fact that community received so much support from government officials and neighboring communities

Jerusalem resident in his 70s suspected of indecent acts against two people several years ago, one of them a family member

Palestinian affairs reporter Aaron Boxerman briefs us on an overnight eviction in East Jerusalem; military correspondent Judah Ari Gross delves into NSO spyware use in Israel

UN agency says basic commodities have become out of reach for more than 210,000 refugees due to country's economic meltdown, with 58% reducing number of meals a day

Israeli officials said set to meet Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, as country is beset by anti-coup demonstrations and violence; senior US diplomats arrive to resolve crisis

During shouting match in Knesset, Yesh Atid's Merav Ben-Ari retorts that Ofer Cassif is a 'misogynistic racist and Israel hater'