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It was the first time Israel has had missile fire in nearly six months and another sign that the Israel-Hamas war has resumed ...

Netanyahu accused the State Attorney's Office of leaking false allegations to sway elections. He denied wrongdoing in the ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wasn't interested in a 2015 interview with Walla because he saw the outlet as oppositional, the Israeli leader said at his Monday corruption trial testimony, ...

Former Mossad chief says prime minister poses 'clear and present danger to the nation's security' as crowd accuses leaders of ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial testimony renewed for the eighteenth time on Monday morning, as protesters gathered outside the Tel Aviv District Courthouse to demons ...

However, the group did not appear to claim responsibility for the explosions. The Tel Aviv district police chief, Haim Sargarof, described the bombs used in the attack as improved explosives that ...

A Dutch court convicts four men for their part in November’s violence against Israeli soccer fans that sparked accusations of ...

Three buses in Israel detonated Thursday in what police are investigating as a suspected terror attack, according to multiple reports. Two empty buses exploded ...

Channel 12 reported that the blasts were meant to be a “strategic terrorist attack.” The Times of Israel quoted Tel Aviv District police chief Haim Sargarof as saying that the devices were identical, ...