With the blocs deadlocked in the polls and the right in disarray, Netanyahu is training his sights on Eisenkot. Two weeks out, the real question may be who claims the top spot after the vote
Israel's Education, Transport, Health and Welfare ministries face cuts. The decision still needs Knesset committee approval and follows last month's 15 billion-shekel defense budget increase
An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna diverted to Sofia, Bulgaria, on Sunday...
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday responded to a question about why he has not...
Israel's education minister seeks to replace Higher Education Council members who quit over a law to allow gender segregation on campuses. University heads call the move an illegal 'power grab'
About 4,800 diplomats, state employees and relatives can vote from missions abroad, while other Israelis must return home to cast ballots and have faced travel and registration hurdles
'The army refuses to take responsibility for their security,' a Yesh Din attorney told Haaretz. Palestinians, activists, journalists and diplomats have no reliable way to alert Israeli forces to emergencies, the organization says
'Plautus' Asinaria' survived centuries of silverfish, two world wars and Nazis with blowtorches - one upside of being overlooked for over 300 years
Security coordinators for Israeli settlements in the West Bank blocked a junction with state-funded security vehicles after two of their colleagues were arrested on suspicion of extreme violence in Area A
A dynasty of women in Mashhad continues to practice a nearly extinct craft and hopes that visitors will become acquainted with traditional life in this Arab-Israeli village
Messages warning of threats to the delegation reached the IDF hours before the attack, but soldiers at a military operations room failed to recognize the sender's number and ignored the report
The police suspect MK Kroizer and the director-general of his party joined clashes with police in the West Bank settlement of Mitzpe Yericho about two weeks ago, helping the suspect escape
The military said Momen Ahmad Salameh Ay as an aide to commanders of Hamas' Gaza Brigade, alleging he recently advanced attacks on Israeli troops and civilians and sought to restore the group's capabilities in violation of the cease-fire
Chief of Staff Zamir cannot hide behind the skirts of Netanyahu and Smotrich. He must not lend a hand to violations of the law or make do with condemning them
Ancient Rome lacked the digital infrastructure of modern revenge porn, but had a striking historical parallel: Romans routinely weaponized sex to shame, discredit, and exert power over others