NY Times reports on Israeli efforts to stop citizens' cooperation with Iranian intelligence; 9 community members are among dozens who have been charged with espionage so far

Incident marks latest attempt by Bashan Pioneers to establish settlements in Syrian buffer zone; soldiers hand activists over to police, condemn 'criminal offense'

Online fans cast Sunday's match as a symbolic contest due to the opposing views on Israel in Madrid and Buenos Aires; some posts criticizing Messi 'invoke antisemitic conspiracy theories'

Dado Bar Kalifa says extending compulsory service to 32 months 'allows a minimal breathing room' for conscripts and reservists, calls 'to expand the scope of draftees and those serving'

Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain attacked by Islamic Republic, which also reportedly fires a missile at Saudi Arabia while the Revolutionary Guards target ships trying to traverse Hormuz

Orthodox groups urge US Senate to oppose House-approved bill that promises more evening light, which would create challenge for observant Jews who take part in early morning prayer

Ofir Drori established a network that put 3,000 major animal traffickers behind bars. But now, he is struggling to keep his operation afloat

In this week's Peoples of Israel, a new series featuring the mosaic of personalities walking the Land, we meet a 9th generation Jerusalemite who unites the city over a good drink