Scuffles have broken out between Israeli authorities and protesters trying to halt the demolition of Khan al-Ahmar. An Israeli court approved plans to tear down the homes in a move protesters believe will clear the way for new Israeli settlements.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country has half a ton of Iranian documents that prove Tehran had a secret program to build nuclear bombs, potentially giving President Donald Trump ammunition to pull the U.S. out of the Iran nuclear accord.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to Carlyle Group LP Co-Chairman and Co-Founder David Rubenstein, host of Bloomberg's "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations," at the Economic Club of Washington.

A confidant of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to turn state's witness in one of several corruption investigations posing a serious threat to the conservative leader's political survival, local media said.

Israeli researchers develop a way to mimic coal formation by heating wet chicken waste, potentially providing an alternative energy source to the fossil fuel and find a use for growing amounts of waste from poultry.

Thousands of Muslims across the globe took to the street to express their anger about US President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.

We look at reactions from the Arab, Israeli and American papers after US President Donald Trump declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel.

An Israeli telemedicine company is looking to replace some of the billions of face-to-face doctor visits, with a new device that allows patients an accurate self-examination from home.

Israeli police tightened security around Jerusalem's Old City on Friday as Muslims protested against its installation of metal detectors at a flashpoint shrine holy to both Jews and Muslims.

The Middle East Eye warns that the new heir to the Saudi throne is a "reckless risk-taker," but for Israeli paper Haaretz, Crown Prince Bin Salman is "good news for Israel and the US."

The Israeli makers of Optimus, a fully automated drone, hope it will be rolled out in industrial facilities, seaports, power plants, and oil and gas facilities across the globe.

The Israeli military says it will demolish all homes, a school and a mosque in a community that lies in the way of planned illegal settlement expansion.