Shin Bet and police say Eslam Froukh committed deadly attack in November on his own, and allegedly planned further attacks before being detained

Rabbi David Yosef, member of Shas' Council of Torah Sages and a son of late Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, says he wants to 'calm secular people down'

Ahead of Thursday's planned swear-in, Netanyahu and allies pass their second politically required law -- to give Smotrich Defense Ministry post, remove obstacles to Deri's return

After media reports reveal he isn't grandson of German refugees who fled the Nazis, a former Goldman Sachs employee or a college graduate, George Santos says he's not quitting

Agreement meant to protect operability of so-called kosher phones that run on older networks; Communications Ministry official says move will set Israel back years

Turkish president's odd assertion does not appear to have any basis in fact; in fact, Qatar tournament saw widespread backing for Palestinians

Selected by online voters, word narrowly beats out 'governance' and 'hallucination' to take the top spot

Hours after Knesset amends Basic Law to enable Shas leader's appointment despite suspended sentence, lobby group obtains court order requiring incoming government to explain move