Israelis in Tel Aviv observe two minutes of silence as sirens wail across the country to mark the annual Holocaust Remembrance Day, which commemorates the six million Jews killed in World War II.

Israelis take to the streets in a multifaceted protest with a common thread of animosity toward the prime minister. The dissent is amplified by the resumption of bombings in Gaza.

They're demanding a deal between Israel and Hamas to release all the remaining hostages, and also demonstrating against government attempts to weaken the judiciary.

Antisemitic attacks around the world have increased dramatically since the war in Gaza began, but have declined slightly from ...

Israel is 'held captive by Netanyahu,' hostage's mother fumes; two arrested in clashes with police; Tel Aviv mayor vows to shut down country if High Court rulings ignored ...

Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai speaks after Zangauker ... “We’ll go back to being what we were — the best country in the world, the country where everyone wants to raise their children.” ...

Most bus services in Tel Aviv are provided by Dan, but a variety of smaller companies also offer routes in the city and around the country. Within the city center, one-way tickets cost 5.90 ...

As everyone wanted to keep the Paralympic Movement going, Sir Ludwig Guttmann accepted the invitation of the Israeli government and the ILAN Society (an Israeli organisation for individuals with ...

Police blocked part of Herbert Samuel St. in Tel Aviv this morning (Sunday) following a sinkhole that opened up in the right lane of the road. An engineer from the Tel Aviv Municipality arrived at ...

A special screening of Gamini Hewawitharana’s film “Yakada Diyaniyo” took place last week at Cinematheque in Tel Aviv, Israel, drawing a large crowd of Lankans living ... Given her long-standing ties ...