If you’ve ever wanted to know what it’s like to be an astronaut, head down to the Tel Aviv Port

Military takeover of Egypt’s first elected government brings democratic gains of the Arab Spring into question

Proposed legislation would limit foreign financing of organizations that challenge Israel’s ‘Jewish and democratic character’

Spokesman sends holiday wishes to world’s Muslims, but says Lebanese terror organization is up to no good

Wael Abu Reda remanded in Beersheba court for unspecified ‘security crimes’; his brother denies connection to terrorism

Devastating findings of contested internal report indicate management incompetence helped facilitate $57 million fraud

3,000-year-old text from King David’s time, in an unknown language on the top of a jug, is earliest alphabetical writing ever found in holy city

Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated terrorists reportedly targeting Arab-Israelis in Sinai Peninsula