Ilana Curiel

Residents across southern Israel describe relentless gunfire as arms dealers test weapons for prospective buyers; families fear for their children

Mohammed Azzam, a physician at Soroka Medical Center in southern Israel, pledged allegiance to ISIS after October 7 and kept manuals for making

Police arrested 21 suspects, including contractors and military personnel, in an alleged scheme to defraud the Defense Ministry of tens of millions

Israel's Geological Survey reports a 3.4-magnitude earthquake at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with residents reporting tremors

After last year's disastrous harvest, Israel expects olive oil production to climb from 8,000 to 15,000 tons, but extreme summer heat has left fruit

Seven months after the war with Iran, Israelis whose homes were destroyed are still struggling to rebuild their lives; As Netanyahu warns of renewed

Yuval Shai Svilem's father says his home will never hear music again, while Ron Yonatan Roytman's brother recalls his fight to serve in combat; the

With Israelis heading to the polls Tuesday, forecasters warn of intense rain, thunderstorms, hail and strong winds starting in the south; flash floods could shut roads in the Negev, Arava and Dead Sea region, with the storm lasting into Wednesday

Heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and hail are forecast for southern and eastern Israel on Election Day and Wednesday, with potentially severe flash flooding in the Negev, Arava and Dead Sea regions threatening road closures.

Researchers studying the Rosh Hanikra sea caves identified a red alga capable of photosynthesis in near-total darkness; the findings reveal how marine caves provide protected habitats for sensitive species and help preserve Mediterranean biodiversity