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Analysis: With the lengthy process yet to get underway and chief prosecutor Bensouda leaving in June, Jerusalem believes that her British successor could reverse course; meanwhile, it has the support of its strongest ally, the U.S.

Ahead of Austrian and Danish leaders' visit to Israel to formulate vaccine alliance, officials in Denmark slam Israel's alleged refusal to vaccinate the public in the West Bank, Gaza; 'Apartheid and global solidarity should not go hand in hand,' says one lawmaker

Unusual springtime hail storm colors Israels south white Heavy rain and hail flooded some streets in the city of Ashkelon, later covering them in a thick layer of ice; Mount Hermon opens for visitors after snow fell on Israels only ski resort; next week small heatwave set to hit the country Danny Rup | Published: 03.04.21 , 13:24 Some cities in Israels south white were colored in white on Thursday morning after an unusual springtime hail storm hit the area. A small-scale storm system desce...

Ganz holds consultations on ICC war-crimes probe Tova Zimuky | Published: 03.04.21 , 19:26 Defense and Justice Minister Benny Gantz on Thursday held consultations with Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, Chief Military Prosecutor Gen. Sharon Afek and other law officials in light of an International Criminal Court decision to launch an investigation against Israel on suspicion of war crimes against Palestinians. comment

Opinion: While Jerusalem has a solid defense against the claims at the center of the Hague investigation, its refusal to recognize the court's jurisdiction or sign the Rome Statute could serve to strengthen moves aimed at branding Israel a criminal state

European Commission says the investigation will look into whether Teva artificially extended the market exclusivity of its multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone to block the access of its generic competitor to the medicine

Lebanon blames Israel for oil spill, set to file UN complaint Parliamentary panel meets following environmental crisis that hit countrys southern coastline to discuss filing complaint against Israeli enemy; Israel suspects Libyan-owned tanker sailing from Iran behind oil spill Ynet, News Agencies | Published: 03.04.21 , 17:53 Lebanon on Thursday blamed Israel for a massive oil spill that polluted both Israeli and Lebanese coastlines as lawmakers were set to meet to approve filing a complain...

New data appears in the report submitted by the government to the High Court after a group of parents launch a lawsuit, demanding children in grades 7-10 be allowed to return to frontal studies immedietely

Judiciary panel says it found chief justice's remarks 'offending' and 'particularly aggravating' and called to 'unreservedly' retract statements after declaring his love and prayers for Israel

Satellite-tracking data shows Bahamian-flagged MV Helios Ray was sailing along the Omani coast toward the Arabian Sea, days after a mysterious blast punched 2 holes in the vessel's port side and 2 on its starboard side