'Labeling of settlement goods is about discrimination, not law'
Norway defends its decision to label Judea and Samaria products as being in line with the EU Court of Justice, but international law experts remain unconvinced.
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Israeli study could lead to one-time treatment for HIV
Tel Aviv University researchers engineered type B white blood cells inside the body that generated antibodies.
Israel records nearly 6,000 new COVID cases in 24 hours
Over 5,815 Israelis test positive for the coronavirus as concerns of resurgence grow. Health Ministry recommends indoor mask-wearing for the first time since the mandate dropped in April.
Iconic Israeli author A.B. Yehoshua dies at 85
The author of dozens of books, essays and plays, Yehoshua was the recipient of major awards, including the Israel Prize, the Bialik Prize and the Jewish National Book Award. Lauded by the NYT as "Israel's Faulkner," his work was translated into 28 languages.
Argentina: Foreign spy agencies revealed Quds Force aboard impounded cargo plane
Argentinian Security Minister Aníbal Fernández says foreign intelligence agencies "advised that part of the crew belonged to companies related to the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guard of Iran."
