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As the ultra-Orthodox population surges, plans for three new cities in the south highlight a growing divide over integration, economics and the future of Haredi life

Amid preparations for renewed fighting, CENTCOM reportedly requests hypersonic missile be sent to Mideast for potential use; Iranian president decries 'intolerable' US naval blockade

US embassy in Lebanon says direct engagement with Israel 'can mark the beginning of a national revival,' as political leaders in Beirut remain at odds over the talks with Jerusalem

Central Command chief Avi Bluth reportedly cautions that Palestinians 'won’t remain indifferent forever' to settler violence, which he laments is 'causing unfathomable damage to Israel'

Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education hosts annual tournament in New York, highlighting the growing importance and challenges for STEM programs in Jewish education

Sharp rises in food and housing prices in the past two decades are the main factors, fueling the ever-rising cost of living in Israel, the Aaron Institute for Economic Policy finds

Foreign Ministry says IDF acted early against Global Sumud Flotilla because it tried to block an Israeli merchant ship; European nations slam pre-dawn seizure near Crete

IDF kills Hamas operative allegedly planning attacks on troops, three reported dead in separate airstrike; Israeli NGO petitions for release of Gazan doctors held without charges

Suspect stabbed 2 soldiers during Silwad raid before being neutralized; troops use live-fire on Hebron rock-throwers; Palestinian father, daughter arrested after settlers lay claim to their sheep

Some flights could start up again at beginning of June depending on security situation, group says, after EU agency warned of risks to planes amid uncertainty about Iran truce

Officer effectively in charge of Kerem Shalom area charged with sneaking truck into Strip containing items barred by IDF, including two tons of tobacco, car batteries and hundreds of electronics

Anti-terror chief says attacks on Jews are UK's 'biggest national security emergency' after terror stabbing wounds two; government adds $33 million for community's security

Terror group targets artillery position near border; two troops moderately hurt, with the rest in good condition; Lebanon says 9 killed by strikes, including 2 children

As government jumps into action following pair of deadly stabbings in Jewish cities, Arabs ask what it will take for leaders to finally deal with crime wave plaguing their communities for years

Israeli official says decision made by importer, not government; Kyiv praises 'welcome development,' vows to keep tracking shipments of grain allegedly from Russian-occupied areas

Suspect detained after alleged Mount Zion attack that left sister with bruised face; amid outcry, police say they treat assaults on clergy with 'utmost severity'

In Kiryat Shmona and across the Galilee, shuttered businesses, slow returns and shifting demand for homes indicate a patchy recovery after more than two years of conflict

Citing information from Israeli government and groups critical of the Palestinian Authority, State Department informs Congress that Ramallah not meeting benchmarks for lifting sanctions

Tracking data shows vessels near Crete as they are confronted by Israeli forces while attempting to breach naval blockade on Hamas-run Gaza

Jerusalem says 'tweets' from Kyiv not sufficient to prove grain seized by Russia is reaching Israel; Ukraine working with EU to sanction those involved in 'this theft and illegal trade'