The new library has a distinctive curved roof shaped like an open book, 11-story structure—with six floors above ground and five below, and opens in late October.

The new community, to be called Ramat Arbel, 'is located on the site of a settlement from the Second Temple period,' prime minister says.

'Our answer to terrorism is to strike it hard and build our country,' says prime minister's office.

Cabinet reduces red tape as Minister Bezalel Smotrich gets promised authority.

SafeGuard harnesses the power of AI for better decision-making at construction sites.

The U.S. administration is said to be pressuring Israel's coalition government to nix or minimize the plan.

A 360-degree, helmet-mounted camera captures data from around building site, which AI translates into actionable construction insights.

Building to commence in the next few months on new homes in Hebron's historic Hezekiah Quarter.

Israel's finance minister announced on Sunday that he would soon advance plans to construct some additional 10,000 homes in Judea and Samaria.

Construction and Housing Yitzhak Goldknopf said the community will house around 500 families.

Yuli Edelstein and Tom Nides speak about settlements, Iran and bilateral ties.

London Construction Awards gives the nod to Buildots’ software, which can improve resource efficiency, reduce errors and save time.

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked tweeted that a planning committee would convene next week to approve 4,000 homes, calling construction a 'basic, required and obvious' right.

The lawmakers signed a declaration in support of Israel’s right to build in its capital.

SiteAware documents every stage of new construction while spotting errors in real-time.

'Something tangible is happening. We are building and developing our communities,' said Shlomo Neeman, head of the Gush Etzion regional council.

This ancient stone mikveh from the Second Temple period was carved out of the site and moved to a nearby kibbutz to be preserved.

In a speech marking the 53rd anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, Netanyahu promised construction in the nation's capital will never stop.

Netanyahu announced major projects in Jerusalem that would add 4,000 new residential units, including construction of a neighborhood the Obama administration had opposed.

The construction and expansion of Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria are poised to surge.

There were 2,630 building starts for new homes in Judea and Samaria in 2016, a 40 percent increase from 1,884 in 2015.

At least two people are dead and two dozen wounded after a building under construction collapsed in northern Tel Aviv.

The European Union decided to attack Israel over legitimate construction in Jerusalem. An Israeli spokesman said the report is "one-sided" and "distorts reality beyond comprehension.”