Israel

The Academy of the Hebrew Language's annual selection reflects a year marked by war and hope.

The local chapter faces shutdown after rejecting the parent organization's genocide claims.

With half of its children receiving a third-world education and just 20% of the population paying 90% of the income tax, Israel is staring at an unsustainable future.  The worst period in Israel’s history provides an opportunity for implementing seemingly impossible changes that can save the future.

Population and Immigration Authority reveals slight shifts in parents' naming preferences compared to last year.

Project brings 6,500 young Jews to Israel this winter to help rebuild tourism industry.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to undergo surgery today (Sunday) to remove his prostate, according to a statement from his office. The procedure follows a urinary tract infection detected last Wednesday, which was caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

Katzir is the first survivor of Hamas captivity to pass away. She was abducted from her home in Kibbutz Nir Oz on Oct. 7 and released in a deal after 49 days. Her husband, Rami, was murdered in the safe room of their home, and her son, Elad, was murdered in captivity.

One Israel Fund and Binyamin Regional Council raise approximately $10 million for an Emergency and Trauma Center in the Binyamin region.

Forty-eight students evacuated after electrical malfunction triggers blaze. Rescuers among injured.