Amid the thickets on Mount Carmel, hidden from the eye and teeming with wild nature, are colorful cabins, some of them containing science books and antique furniture. The story of the singular place that was home to the founders of Israel’s knowledge industry

The same companies which actively promote and recruit gay employees in Israel are selling their espionage equipment to countries that persecute their gay communities

Even when he held key media positions, Nir Hefetz wasn’t driven by a sense of calling. He didn’t want to criticize those in power but to join them, serve them, make a living off them. Now he will testify against them

Challenge will be to promote campaign for children 5 to 11 without making parents feel they are being coerced

Israeli officials want to convince parents to vaccinate their children against coronavirus without making them feel their parental autonomy is being infringed on

Israelis Natalie and Mordi Vardin were arrested after photographing the Dolmabahce Palace, once used as a presidential residence, while sailing on a ferry in Turkey

The move complies with an executive order barring U.S. government business with any company that boycotts Israel 'either directly or through a parent or subsidiary'

A visit to a café run by members of the Twelve Tribes movement, nestled in the pastoral hills of New York State, offers a rare glimpse of one of the more conservative religious groups in the United States