Critics say agreement between Finance Ministry and Israeli Medical Center Association on trainees' salary and hours should not be implemented without sufficient manpower in place

Gali Baharav-Miara presents fresh challenge to Netanyahu coalition, urging judges to disqualify amendment to Basic Law voiding reasonableness test for government decisions

Foreign Ministry said working to bring Sgt. Maksym Molchanov's father to Israel despite exit restrictions due to Russian invasion

A clash between rioters, ostensibly over politics in Eritrea, has left some stakeholders in despair about the area's prospects

32 women come forward to accuse Yosef Paryzer, a US citizen and married with kids, of using alias ‘Jack Segal’ on dating apps to pursue long-term relationships

After riots, cabinet members okay administrative detentions, weigh pulling work permits; Netanyahu says they'll also strive 'to get all the rest of the illegal infiltrators out'

Justice minister says AG has 'extremist positions,' asks for postponement of hearing set for Thursday so a new legal team can get up to speed; petitioner Yesh Atid opposes request

Some 200 students intended to jointly announce refusal to serve in military, citing judicial overhaul and actions in West Bank; Education Ministry had threatened to defund school

With cops caught unprepared for Saturday's havoc in Tel Aviv's south, Haaretz reports chaotic scenes at police command center, commissioner Shabtai seizing direct control

Educators from around the world voice 'great concern' over government's ostensible effort to dismiss Dani Dayan and replace him with a political appointment