The April 12 event is part of a series of subsidized activities overseen by Beit Shemesh's Deputy Mayor. ‘This isn’t an accident or a one-time event,' says one of the city's Zionist activists

Tel Aviv shares also ended lower on Monday in very thin trading due to the shortened Passover-holiday trading session and the Easter holiday in Europe that kept foreigners away

Netanyahu failed to anticipate the backlash on social media and took his base for granted. Once he realized his mistake, the asylum seeker agreement was DOA

Israeli scientists are exploring how population control can be achieved by mimicking the sounds bugs make – a lot better than spraying nasty chemicals

Rom Marshi, 30, has record of violence and will be sent for psychiatric examination and hospitalization

The family's only income is a disability benefit and national insurance funds for the children, but their request for rent assistance or public housing was denied

Jews in Israel have often received ridiculously light sentences for attacking Arabs, even when the assaults resulted in death

Israelis have become inured to historical associations; it’s no wonder they can justify lethal fire against unarmed demonstrators