The Times Of Israel

'The city is dead': Israel’s north struggles to recover as war leaves uneven economic scars

In Kiryat Shmona and across the Galilee, shuttered businesses, slow returns and shifting demand for homes indicate a patchy recovery after more than two years of conflict

Inquiry finds that days before Bondi shooting, Jewish group warned Aussie cops attack was 'likely'

Daily Briefing Apr. 29 — The case of the 'stolen' Ukrainian wheat

Independence Day killing puts spotlight on youth violence wracking Petah Tikva's streets

Murder of Pizza Hut employee by gang of teens seen as part of larger trend of delinquent adolescents roving sidewalks and starting fights in central Israel city and beyond

Sydney concert to benefit Bondi terror victims canceled after choir opposes singing with Jewish group

Over half of Australian Hellenic Choir votes against joining Sydney Jewish Choral Society on stage; choir head: 'Didn’t realize the extent of antisemitism in the local Greek community'

Kyiv summons Israeli envoy, EU warns of sanctions after 2nd 'stolen' grain ship incident

Daily Briefing April 27: Success of Bennett-Lapid merger hinges on Eisenkot role in race

Political correspondents Sam Sokol and Ariela Karmel discuss the decision by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid to run a joint list and campaign for the 2026 elections

Highlighting their differences, old-new partners Bennett and Lapid try, again, to oust Netanyahu

Bennett-Lapid reunion jolts electoral race, but path to unseating Netanyahu elusive as ever

Daily Briefing April 26 — As both sides keep striking, is there still a Lebanon ceasefire?

Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian discusses the IDF's readiness with regard to Iran, a fragile ceasefire with Lebanon, and two IAF technicians who spied for the Iranian regime

Pizzeria worker stabbed to death by teens on Independence Day after asking them not to use party spray

Jewish groups protest as California sends out antisemitic conspiracies in voter guide

Woman charged with plotting attack on Houston synagogue 'to kill as many Jews as possible'

18-year-old North Carolina resident held on a $10 million bond, was planning car ramming attack on Congregation Beth Israel with two other men who have not been arrested

2 IDF aircraft mechanics charged with spying for Iran, leaking fighter jet info

Pair, serving at Tel Nof Airbase, sent diagram of aircraft engine, photos of aviation instructor to Iranian handler in one of the most serious incidents in a spate of espionage attempts

Repeatedly deferring to Trump, Netanyahu subjects Israeli security to US president's whim

Daily Briefing April 23 — Netanyahu's campaign enters high gear at state ceremonies

Editor David Horovitz weighs in on whether today's talks in DC are a step toward peace for Israel and Lebanon, and unwinds stalled negotiations in the Iran conflict

Buried but not out, Iran's ballistic missile threat weathers US-Israeli strikes intact

From grief to trepidation: This year's fateful transition from Memorial Day to Independence Day

Threatened without and within, Israel will soon have to decide whether Netanyahu is best placed to defeat enemies bent on our destruction, and whether his policies are shaping or wrecking the Israel we need

Daily Briefing April 22: Trump's muddled messaging complicates talks with Iran

Volunteer cook who pampers IDF troops under Hezbollah fire lights Independence Day torch

Daily Briefing April 21 — Shekel shows remarkable resilience after Iran war

Tech editor Sharon Wrobel discusses the strength of Israel's currency against the dollar, plus the recent turbulence of air travel

Rachel Goldberg-Polin's new memoir piercingly articulates the ordeal of losing a son

Destruction of Jesus statue should serve as moral wake-up call for IDF, Israel

Israel boasts about being safe for Christians and other minorities, yet is unwilling to crack down on soldiers and civilians whose actions are taking a hammer to ties with Christians