The justices further ruled that the IDF must allow women to be drafted into armored corps, special forces, infantry and frontline combat units by November of this year

Stern's Nazi gamble: newly declassified files expose Lehi leader Avraham "Yair" Stern's strategy to enlist Germany against Britain and the intelligence tracking that followed

Józef Budko, the Polish-born director of the prestigious Bezalel school, did all he could to help students escape the Holocaust. Dozens succeeded, but others would perish

The petitioner was only 17 when he was jailed for spreading classified material, even though the leaking of the information to the minor was authorized by the newly-appointed Mossad chief, Roman Gofman, as part of an online influence operation

Five of the settlements are planned for the northern West Bank, an area with no prior Israeli presence. Their location amid Palestinian villages is expected to require a significant military presence, which the IDF chief warned would stretch manpower

More than 100 family members of fallen soldiers urged the members of the government's coalition not to speak at Memorial Day ceremonies next week. 'Their resting place is not a political stage from which to convey partisan talking points'

Young women and girls lured or sold into marriages in Israel to Bedouin men describe physical, sexual and emotional abuse, while authorities have largely ignored the phenomenon

In 'Stained Glass,' her new book on contemporary Jew hatred, historian Flora Cassen raises a provocative question: Might Jews today be feeling safer and more comfortable had Europeans not done such a good job of commemorating the Holocaust?