What comes next depends on how Israeli police handle the situation in Jerusalem and the Temple Mount

By broadcasting a wedding live from the Jewish sporting event's opening ceremony, Israel's main TV channel sent a clear message about preventing assimilation

The Israeli interest and lessons of long-past wars demand serious discussion of diplomatic alternatives

A recently published book in the United States sheds light on a mysterious and dramatic incident in the history of the Israeli nuclear project, detailing how Yitzhak (Yicha) Yaakov was sent to take control of a nuclear device south of Tel Aviv. The real target, though, was much larger and even more important: the prime minister

Jerusalem becomes a ghost town after the terrorist attack at Temple Mount, and currently the decision to close the Old City has been accepted with relative quiet

Palestinian access to Jerusalem's Old City was restricted in the wake of a deadly attack; Israelis and tourists could enter undisturbed

Israel had never explicitly acknowledged that the two missing Israelis were held by the Gaza group

Mirzakhani was revered for her Fields Medal-winning work on complex geometry dynamical systems and paving an illustrious path for women in mathematics