The Israel Airports Authority projects that 1.8 million passengers will fly in July and 1.9 million in August, compared with last year's 2.6 million and 2.9 million, respectively
One Israeli diplomatic source says Hamas isn't insisting on a 'full cease-fire.' Another says Netanyahu is behind an official statement saying the group's insistence on a cease-fire and withdrawal from Gaza is 'unacceptable'
Mervat Odeh's goal is make secondhand clothes a norm in the Arab community and raise awareness in it of the environmental damage caused by the textile industry
The center-left Labour Party led by Keir Starmerhas had a steady and significant lead in opinion polls for months, but its leaders have warned against taking the election result for granted, worried their supporters will stay home
Captain Roy Miller, 21, from Herzliya, is the son of Nati and Ariela. His mother said his birthday is next week: 'I was blessed with 22 amazing years, minus a week'
Israel's assassination of senior Hezbollah commanders is looking more and more like a substitute for strategic achievements, and it isn't expected to change the strategy that has guided Hezbollah and Iran any more than those that preceded it did
IDF strikes in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launches over 200 rockets and drones at Israel ■ IDF soldier killed, two reported wounded in barrage in northern Israel; fires erupt from rocket falls ■ Netanyahu discusses Hamas' cease-fire proposal with President Biden ■ Anti-government protesters block highways in central Israel
More than four decades after 91 people were killed in the Lebanese city, a new investigation has confirmed what many suspected: the blast - Hezbollah's first suicide attack - was carried out by a Shi'ite terrorist driving an explosives-packed car
Other prize winners included Prof. Martin Rees of Britain in physics; Botond Roska and Jose-Alain Sahel in medicine; three Americans in agriculture – professors Elliot Meyerowitz, Joanne Chory and Venkatesan Sundaresan; and Hungarian composer Gyorgy Kurtag in music
The Israeli PM's response to reports of IDF support for a Gaza truce underscores his fear of being undermined by the military and the Biden administration, as concerns over munitions and a potential Hezbollah escalation loom large
Biden is under pressure to prove his cognitive capacities and sound judgment. He can demonstrate both by not meeting with Netanyahu when he comes to address a joint session of Congress on July 24