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A new survey reveals that 65% of Israelis stay at a hotel in Israel at least once a year, 73% book their vacation independently online or via an app, and price remains the primary consideration.

Jewish leaders warn the measures targeting Israeli businesses in Judea and Samaria will isolate Israel, undermine cooperation and hinder peace efforts.

For years, Israel’s political camps have been sorted into blocs that oppose or support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But that emphasis wasn’t reflected in the poll, which found that only 22% of respondents ranked the identity of the head of the party as one of their top two considerations, placing it fifth of the six issues surveyed.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the new war plan approved by Israel’s cabinet aims to demilitarize Gaza, have ‘overriding security control’ by Israel and create a non-Israeli civilian administration. Photo: Abir Sultan/AFP/Getty Images ...

The National Security Council warns of growing threats of terrorist attacks against Israelis during the holiday period from terrorist organizations and lone attackers.

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(JTA) — The vast majority of Israelis — nearly eight in ten — say they are concerned about a decline in support for Israel among the American public, according to a new survey. The poll of 1,000 Jewish Israeli adults, conducted Dec. 11 by the ...

Israel already operates 100-plus overseas polling stations, but reserves them for diplomats, state employees and select emissaries; everyone else must return home to vote, standing in contrast to broa

Religious Jewish Israelis reported fewer symptoms of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress, as well as lower levels of substance misuse and behavioral addiction, in a study suggesting that the benefits may have less to do with religion itself than with what it can bring to everyday life.

Gadi Yevarkan’s new Beit Yisrael party seeks to move Ethiopian Israelis from political inclusion to real power.

Kevin Dimino, who has lived in Thailand for more than a decade, is accused of 'threats, harassment and physical violence' and of 'sowing discord and inciting division on racial and religious grounds'