As school year is set to open, nearly 115,000 people got their third COVID vaccine shot. Number of new cases approaches 11,000, a record, but other statistics suggest boosters are having a positive effect

Over 2 million children and more than 200,000 teaching staff begin the new school year on Wednesday under strict COVID-19 measures. Haaretz explains how they affect school life

As Lebanon sinks deeper into poverty, more and more people are blaming Iran-backed Hezbollah for the devastating, multiple crises plaguing the country

The man, Raed Youssef Jadallah, was returning from work in Israel when he was shot, eyewitnesses say

Aviem Sella introduced Jonathan Pollard to his Mossad recruiter in the early 1980s while he was studying in New York, but never faced trial in the U.S. because Israel refused to extradite him

The trip will be part of a broader regional tour and includes several senators critical of Israel for its treatment of Palestinians

The trance music party scene has become increasingly popular in Israel among those seeking to escape the country's hectic reality. A new docuseries examines how the phenomenon provides a therapeutic space