More than 100 people have been injured in clashes between rival groups of protesters from Eritrea in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv with the police firing warning shots in the air to disperse the demonstrators.

Israel: Police clash with rioting Eritrean rivals

A Palestinian teenager was shot dead by an Israeli police officer after he stabbed and injured a civilian at a light rail station in Jerusalem on Thursday (August 31), said Israeli police and medics.

Israeli police kill teenage attacker after stabbing incident in Jerusalem

The Israeli Cabinet voted at its weekly meeting on Sunday to establish a committee tasked with examining law enforcement’s use of spyware technology.

Israel: Panel to probe Police's use of Pegasus spyware

In a recent development in the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, Saleh al-Arouri, the deputy head of the Gaza-ruling Hamas terror group's politburo, has issued a stern warning to Israel.

Hamas deputy warns of ‘regional war’ if Israel resumes targeted killings

Following the shooting deaths of a father and son at a car wash in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, Israeli troops began a manhunt in the region.

Israel: Father and son gunned down in West Bank

Saudi Arabia, on Saturday (August 12), selected a non-resident ambassador for the Palestinian Territories who will also serve as consul general in Jerusalem. This comes amid speculations about the Kingdom’s consideration of establishing formal diplomatic relations with Israel.

Saudi Arabia selects non-resident ambassador for Palestinian Territories

The High Court of Justice insinuated Wednesday that the police mishandled the demonstrations outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hotel in the north this week.

Israel: Police should not have barred protesters from reaching Netanyahu’s hotel: High Court

Archaeologists found an ancient cave in Israel that allegedly serves as a portal to the underworld. In a recent excavation, the archaeologists in western Jerusalem found more than 100 ceramic lamps squeezed into the cave's crevices.

Archaeologists find ancient cave in Israel that serves as ‘portal to underworld’

Thousands of Israeli demonstrators rallied in Jerusalem against a controversial Judicial Reform Bill that now faces a key vote. This will be a showdown between the hard-line religious nationalist coalition and the Israeli society.

Israel: Thousands march to parliament against Judicial Reform Bill

Thousands of Israeli protesters rallied in Jerusalem against a controversial judicial reform bill that now faces a key vote . This will be a showdown between the hard-line religious-nationalist coalition and swathes of Israeli society. The vote would mark the first major piece of legislation to be approved.

Thousands march into Jerusalem over planned judicial reforms

Tens of thousands of protesters reached Jerusalem on Saturday, some having walked 40 miles from Tel Aviv. The march highlighted the depth of opposition to a government plan to restrain the judiciary.

Israel: Massive crowds rally as vote on judicial overhaul looms

Bejamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, will have surgery to implant a cardiac pacemaker. He made this claim in a video statement made available by his office. The Parliament is getting ready to vote on a bill on Monday that would limit the Supreme Court's authority.

Massive crowds rally in Israel as vote on judicial overhaul looms

Tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets in protest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed judicial overhaul and entered Jerusalem, on Saturday (July 22).

From Tel Aviv to Jerusalem: Thousands of Israelis march against judicial overhaul ahead of vote

Protests continue in Israel against Netanyahu's judicial overhaul. From reservists to teachers and former intelligence chiefs, they all have one message - hit the brakes on the reform. Will Netanyahu listen to the public or will Israel pass the controversial bill?

Israeli reservists vow to refuse duty over judicial reform

Tel Aviv's police commander said on Wednesday he was quitting the force, citing political intervention by members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hard-right cabinet whom he said wanted excessive force used against anti-government protesters.

Israel: Tel Aviv police chief quits, citing government meddling against protesters

Israel: Thousands take to the streets after Tel Aviv police chief quits

Israel carried out air strikes on the Gaza Strip on Wednesday in response to rocket fire from the coastal enclave, as the military began withdrawing forces from Jenin in the occupied West Bank after a major two-day operation in the area.

Israel launches air strikes on Gaza as troops withdraw from Jenin

Israeli forces killed eight Palestinians in a large-scale operation Monday in the occupied West Bank that the army labelled an "extensive counterterrorism effort," involving air strikes and hundreds of troops.

Israel launches ‘biggest’ West Bank raid in years, 8 Palestinians killed

Protected by Israeli forces, dozens of armed settlers raided a village north of the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, shooting at Palestinians and setting their houses and vehicles on fire.

Palestinian shooting attack in West Bank, settlers torch houses

The protests against the government's plans for judicial reform continued for the 24th straight week in demonstrations across Israel on Saturday evening.

Israeli protestors kick off 24th weekly judicial reform demonstrations

Israeli defence exports hit an all-time high of US$12.5 billion last year, with Arab countries that recently established ties accounting for nearly a quarter of purchase contracts, officials said Wednesday.

Arab states account for quarter of record Israel arms exports

Tens of thousands of Israelis are up in arms against a controversial plan to reform Israel's judicial system. Ahead of a key Knesset vote to place two lawmakers on the judicial selection committee, protest heads have a warning for Netanyahu. The leaders of weekly protests against the judicial overhaul plan say everything will ignite if one of the selected members of the Knesset is not from the opposition. The government's reform proposals would curtail the authority of the supreme court. It would give politicians greater powers over the selection of the judges. In March, prime minister Netanyahu announced a 'pause' to allow for talks on the reforms, which were moving through parliament & split the nation. Netanyahu's government is firm on the need for a judicial overhaul. The coalition govt argues the proposed changes are needed to rebalance powers between lawmakers & the judiciary. On the other hand, opponents of the plan believe it could open the way to a more authoritarian government.

'Do not try us': Israel protest heads say opposition member must be on judicial selection committee

Israel's opposition leader testified for the prosecution on Monday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his corruption trial in Jerusalem.

Israel's opposition leader and former prime minister testifies at Netanyahu's corruption trial

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