Photos of teenager Shira Banki, murdered by Haredi man at Jerusalem's Gay Pride Parade in 2015, placed outside entrance of one of vandalized synagogues; PM promises criminals will be brought to justice

Police sappers safely remove shells likely used by Jordanian forces during the Battle of Ammunition Hill where some of the fiercest clashes of the 1967 conflict took place

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says London working with partners on 'concerted response' to July 29 strike on vessel that left British, Romanian seamen dead; U.S. top diplomat Blinken states available information points to use of explosive UAVs

Ambush takes place during the funeral of a member of the Iranian-backed terror group who was killed a day earlier in a revenge killing as the Lebanese town of Khaldeh descends further into sectarian violence between Shi'ite and Sunni residents

From his childhood in Ukraine, through his migration to Israel and struggles with the Hebrew language to his podium walk at Tokyo; Ynet takes a look into the extraordinary life of Israel's historic gold medalist

Total spending, including extra funds to cope with coronavirus pandemic and debt servicing, expected at NIS 605.9 billion in 2021 and NIS 560 billion in 2022; Bennett tells ministers budget serves all Israelis and not interests of any specific sector

Shura Council reappoints 58-year-old who has led terror group that controls Gaza since 2017, overseeing its activities throughout several armed confrontations with Israel, including most recent conflict in May

Rouhani?s comments, aired on state television, come as officials in his government have appeared rudderless in recent months amid a series of crises ranging from the coronavirus pandemic to parching droughts fueling public protests

'I have been waiting 18 years for this,' Artem Dolgopyat says of his victory in the men's floor exercise at the Tokyo Games, praises his 'great coaches who helped me become who I am today'; Bennett offers congratulations on behalf of the entire nation

PM says Israel has its own way of relaying a message to Tehran as Iranian Foreign Ministry claims 'baseless' Israeli accusations are meant to divert attention as it creates 'insecurity, terror and violence'

After President Isaac Herzog and Health Ministry boss Nachman Ash both receive the third jab, country's health funds are now offering the shot to everyone over the age of 60 who is fully vaccinated in an attempt to protect the elderly against the ravages of the Delta variant

Foreign minister speaks with American counterpart in wake of attack on Israeli-managed tanker that was blame on Tehran; U.S. Navy says its explosive experts now aboard vessel, prepared to support investigation while initial findings 'clearly point' to drone-style attack

While his family is proud of his achievements, a new Muslim member of the Border Police from East Jerusalem returns home in civilian clothes, hoping to avoid confrontation with neighbors who are no fans of the security forces who have often been at the center of clashes

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid tells his British counterpart Dominic Raab Iran is not Israel's problem exclusively 'It is an exporter of terrorism, destruction and instability' says the world must not be silent in the face of harm to freedom of shipping

As investigation of the attack northeast of the Omani island of Masirahis is underway, London based owners Zodiac Maritime says dead crew members were from UK and Romania; ship heading to port under U.S. guard

While experts agree that Tehran can easily quell demonstrations in southwestern Khuzestan province, they point to long list of grievances, including displacement, government-generated poverty and unemployment, and say the water issue was last straw for Ahwazi minority

Israel becomes first country in the world to offer its citizens a third coronavirus vaccine dose; President Herzog will be first to get jab; Bennett rules out another lockdown as policy 'cost Israeli economy NIS 200 billion'

Veteran journalist laid to rest at Tel Aviv's Kiryat Shaul Cemetery in the presence of politicians and military and media personnel; 'Roni was the most Israeli journalist there is,' Gantz says in his eulogy

Child believed killed by IDF gunfire while riding in a car with his father on Wednesday; mob hurls rocks at soldiers, with one Palestinian reportedly critically injured

With female unemployment at 62% in Hamas-run enclave, internationally funded company uses herbs exclusively from farms run by women to create products such as shampoo and moisturizer, which are sold in 50 stores throughout Gaza

Amadeu Antonio Foundation, which engages against far-right-wing policies, says in a letter that boycott movements 'demonize and delegitimize' Israel and spread anti-Semitism; adds boycotters treat Hamas better than Israel

Israeli Boycott Restrictions Committee in Illinois will meet to approve setting a 90-day deadline for the ice cream manufacturer's parent company to reverse the decision to stop selling ice cream in West Bank settlements

Defense Ministry announces officials scrutinize cybersecurity company as minister travels to Paris to meet with French counterpart Parly after reports Macron fell victim to spyware phone hack

Claiming outgoing president Hassan Rouhani was naïve in his negotiations with world powers over return to the 2015 nuclear deal, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says the West were enemies of Iran intent on harm wherever possible

Yifat Shasha-Biton accuses health officials of putting a target on her back as both parties were at loggerheads over an outline for the opening of the upcoming school year under coronavirus

Proposed act would freeze $150 million in aid to UN body unless the secretary of state certifies to Congress every 180 days that the organization meets a series of criteria claiming taxpayer dollars should not go to 'corrupt entity that undermines Israel'

Ben & Jerry's parent company announces 'full commitment to Israel; ADL chief 'heartened' by letter, urges to do whatever possible to convince ice cream maker's board to change its position

MKs from across political spectrum slam 'severely hypocritical' move by U.S. ice cream brand, saying it is not only harming hundreds of Israeli workers, but Palestinians employed by the company's West Bank distributor

COGAT says Israel will increase the quota by staggering 15,000 with most workers employed by construction companies in the West Bank; security official says no Gazans included in charter; move comes after talks between Gantz and Abbas

Idit Harel Segal, a 50-year-old kindergarten teacher from northern Israel, decided to go ahead with the transplant despite fierce resistance from her family, hoping her choice will set an example for others on peace and generosity