Pro-democracy movements petitioned Israel's High Court on the extensive blockades for Netanyahu's visit, claiming the disruptions were disproportionate and that the public wasn't given time to prepare

'My values don’t allow me to serve in the army of a dictatorship,' Brig. Gen. Ofer Doron had written to the Israeli Navy's chief

The 4,000-year-old, perfectly preserved mudbrick vault uncovered at Tel Shimron in the Jezreel Valley is a rare find, but researchers can’t figure out its purpose

The Arrow 3, considered the most advanced system of its kind, is meant to intercept long-range ballistic missiles before they reenter the atmosphere

The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem was notified that its requests for clergy visas have been rejected on the grounds that the organization no longer qualifies as a religious institution. Group's attorney: 'We will bring our case to court'

Mag. Gen. Amos Yadlin said IDF Chief of Staff Herzl Halezi should not resign in protest of the judicial coup, 'or the government would appoint an ally or 'yes-man,' to replace him

MK Tally Gotliv's comments come amid growing row within Israeli coalition over 'rebellion' by military chiefs against judicial overhaul

Education Ministry to conduct trial program to examine the use of artificial intelligence as an aid in matriculation exams, writing term papers and other academic work