August 16, 2017
11:43 pm

Illustrative: Protesters listen during a 'Peace and Sanity' rally Sunday Aug. 13, 2017, in the Brooklyn borough of New York, during a rally about white supremacy violence in Charlottesville, Va. (AP/Bebeto Matthews)

March for Racial Justice won’t change Yom Kippur date but wants to include Jews

Organizers apologize for scheduling mishap, say they are seeking permits for ‘sister marches’ after the holiday ends

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
11:42 pm

Ramat Gan Mayor Israel Singer is seen at the The Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion on December 15, 2014. (Flash90)

Ramat Gan mayor to be indicted for bribery

Prosecution to accuse Israel Singer of offering appointments in the municipality to individuals who agreed to campaign for him

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
11:33 pm

In this Aug. 9, 2017, file photo, Louis C.K. participates in the 'Better Things' panel during the FX Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File)

Louis C.K. to release previously unheard-of movie

‘I Love You, Daddy,’ which was shot with little fanfare in black and white, to premiere at Toronto film festival

By AP and Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
10:53 pm

Then US ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro seen at a farewell session in the Knesset, on January 17, 2017. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Former US ambassador blasts Trump’s Charlotesville remarks

Dan Shapiro says president’s ‘utterly unacceptable’ defense of far-right gives neo-Nazis support they ‘have dreamed of for years’

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
9:52 pm

President Reuven RIvlin attends US Independence Day celebrations at the US ambassador to Israel's residence in Herzliya on June 30, 2016. (Mark Neyman/GPO/Flash90)

Rivlin: Israel stands with US Jews after Charlottesville rally

President calls display of Nazi flag ‘beyond belief,’ avoids mention of Trump’s comments pinning blame on ‘both sides’

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
8:09 pm

Al Jazeera correspondent Elias Karram in a 2016 interview. (Screen capture: YouTube)

Israel revokes credentials of Al Jazeera reporter

Government Press Office cites an interview in which Elias Karram said ‘media work is an integral part of the resistance’

By Times of Israel staff and AFP

August 16, 2017
7:25 pm

Illustrative: Israeli security forces arrest a Palestinian rioter in Wadi Joz, near the Old City of Jerusalem, July 21, 2017. (Judah Ari Gross/Times of Israel)

Police accused of assaulting staff, patients at East Jerusalem hospital

Left-wing group says border guards used violence while searching for rioters, may have caused the death of a patient

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
6:18 pm

Illustrative: Israeli forces next to the security fence on the border between Israel and southern Gaza Strip. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)

IDF detains 2 Palestinians who entered Israel from Gaza

Pair taken for questioning after being spotted by the army crossing from southern part of Strip

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
5:53 pm

The entrance to the Rabbinical Court of Tel Aviv, November 27, 2013. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

High Court rules women must be allowed to administer rabbinical courts

Women’s rights groups hail ruling as judges nix job requirements that effectively precluded females

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
5:35 pm

Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli security forces in the West Bank town of Bethlehem on July 19, 2017, following a demonstration against new Israeli security measures at the Temple Mount. (AFP/Musa Al Shaer)

Police arrest 72 Palestinians suspected in Temple Mount riots

Officials say 43 of those detained in past week have been charged with violent offenses during clashes last month in Jerusalem

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
3:57 pm

In this Sept. 8, 2016 file photo, heavy machinery works on a massive underground barrier that is expected to stretch along the entire 60-kilometer (40-mile) border when it is complete, on the Israeli side of the border with Gaza. (AP Photo/Tsafrir Abayov, File)

Underground barrier credited with growth in Israeli towns near Gaza

With attack tunnel threat being dealt with, communities outside the Strip are seeing a population surge, official says

By Agencies and Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
2:27 pm

Former cabinet minister Moshe Nissim. (Wikipedia/שי דגני/GFDL)

Netanyahu taps ex-justice minister to review conversion policy

Moshe Nissim, 82, a former chief rabbi’s son, will work to ensure ‘Jewish unity’ in studying controversial bill; Reform protest choice

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
1:49 pm

Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at the annual bible study held at the Prime Minister's Residence in Jerusalem on October 13, 2016. (Marc Israel Sellem/Pool/Flash90)

Yair Netanyahu says leftists more dangerous than neo-Nazis

Echoing Trump, PM’s son claims ‘thugs of Antifa and Black Lives Matter are getting stronger’ while Nazis are a thing of the past

By Times of Israel staff and AFP

August 16, 2017
1:25 pm

Illustrative photo of a Mac laptop. (Sophie Gordon/Flash90)

Israeli firm hacks the hackers, and has advice how to beat them

What are cyberattackers looking for, and what do they do when they find it? A report by cybersecurity company Imperva has some answers

By Times of Israel staff

August 16, 2017
12:58 pm

US President Donald Trump delivers remarks at Trump Tower, August 15, 2017 in New York City. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images/AFP)

Israeli politicians reject Trump claim of two sides to Virginia hate march

Lapid and Livni slam US president for equivocating in criticism of anti-Semites and others, while justice minister calls for neo-Nazis to be prosecuted

By Times of Israel staff

Writer: Times of Israel staff

March for Racial Justice won’t change Yom Kippur date but wants to include Jews

Organizers apologize for scheduling mishap, say they are seeking permits for ‘sister marches’ after the holiday ends

Ramat Gan mayor to be indicted for bribery

Prosecution to accuse Israel Singer of offering appointments in the municipality to individuals who agreed to campaign for him

Louis C.K. to release previously unheard-of movie

‘I Love You, Daddy,’ which was shot with little fanfare in black and white, to premiere at Toronto film festival

Former US ambassador blasts Trump’s Charlotesville remarks

Dan Shapiro says president’s ‘utterly unacceptable’ defense of far-right gives neo-Nazis support they ‘have dreamed of for years’

Rivlin: Israel stands with US Jews after Charlottesville rally

President calls display of Nazi flag ‘beyond belief,’ avoids mention of Trump’s comments pinning blame on ‘both sides’

Israel revokes credentials of Al Jazeera reporter

Government Press Office cites an interview in which Elias Karram said ‘media work is an integral part of the resistance’

Police accused of assaulting staff, patients at East Jerusalem hospital

Left-wing group says border guards used violence while searching for rioters, may have caused the death of a patient

IDF detains 2 Palestinians who entered Israel from Gaza

Pair taken for questioning after being spotted by the army crossing from southern part of Strip

High Court rules women must be allowed to administer rabbinical courts

Women’s rights groups hail ruling as judges nix job requirements that effectively precluded females

Police arrest 72 Palestinians suspected in Temple Mount riots

Officials say 43 of those detained in past week have been charged with violent offenses during clashes last month in Jerusalem

Underground barrier credited with growth in Israeli towns near Gaza

With attack tunnel threat being dealt with, communities outside the Strip are seeing a population surge, official says

Netanyahu taps ex-justice minister to review conversion policy

Moshe Nissim, 82, a former chief rabbi’s son, will work to ensure ‘Jewish unity’ in studying controversial bill; Reform protest choice

Yair Netanyahu says leftists more dangerous than neo-Nazis

Echoing Trump, PM’s son claims ‘thugs of Antifa and Black Lives Matter are getting stronger’ while Nazis are a thing of the past

Israeli firm hacks the hackers, and has advice how to beat them

What are cyberattackers looking for, and what do they do when they find it? A report by cybersecurity company Imperva has some answers

Israeli politicians reject Trump claim of two sides to Virginia hate march

Lapid and Livni slam US president for equivocating in criticism of anti-Semites and others, while justice minister calls for neo-Nazis to be prosecuted

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