Twenty-four Palestinians, among them 17 militants and a seven-year-old boy, have been killed by Israeli air strikes in Gaza since fighting began Tuesday morning, according to Palestinian health officials
Israel’s military campaign against Islamic Jihad enters second day
Militants fired rockets into Israel after the Israeli Defense Force killed a senior Islamic jihad leader in Gaza
Rockets fired at Israel narrowly miss cars
Tourists in Jerusalem will be able to take a cable car right up to some of the Old City's key holy sites under controversial plans approved Tuesday
Israel approves controversial cable cars
WhatsApp is suing an Israeli company that it claims was behind a cyberattack that installed spyware on users' phones and targeted human rights defenders, journalists, political dissidents, diplomats and government officials
WhatsApp sues Israeli company
An ancient church dedicated to a mysterious "glorious martyr" was uncovered near Jerusalem, the Israel Antiquities Authority said Wednesday, revealing a major pilgrimage site as early Christianity spread across the region and beyond
Ancient church dedicated to mystery martyr uncovered near Jerusalem
For the second time this year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to form a government, opening the door for his main rival Benny Gantz to do so
Netanyahu loses grip on Israeli politics after a decade
For the second time this year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to form a government, opening the door for his main rival Benny Gantz to do so
Netanyahu fails to form new government
It fought the Israelis, it's fighting in Syria and, if called upon, will fight on behalf of its main ally, Iran
Hezbollah vows it will overcome American sanctions
Israelis will vote on Tuesday in the second national election in five months, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a governing coalition following weeks of negotiations