Israel

Ancient Jerusalem aqueduct discovered during sewer work

A section of Jerusalem’s lower aqueduct, which brought water to the city more than 2,000 years ago, was uncovered during sewer work.

Palestinian boy, 10, shot with foam bullet by Israel’s Border Police

The police were using crowd control measures in an effort to stop rock throwing by young Palestinians in an eastern Jerusalem refugee camp.

Liberman calls two-state supporters ‘autistic’

The president of the Ruderman Family Foundation, which advocates for people with disabilities, called on the Yisrael Beiteinu chief to apologize for his derogatory use of the term.

White House assures Israel on nuclear conference

Israeli baby born to surrogate in Nepal dies in hospital tent

U.S. approves sale of $1.8 billion in advanced munitions to Israel

Israel ranked as 7th best country for gay men

Netanyahu tells EU’s chief diplomat he is committed to two-state solution

Racism in Israeli soccer? Join the (reprehensible) club

Chief rabbi: Rabbinate should be consulted on Knesset bills

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