The Netanyahu government now appears to need entirely unexpected enemies to demonize. For example, the very people we entrust at the highest level, to keep terrorists from murdering us.

Close relationship is of supreme strategic importance to Israel and Turkey, and Israel could have ended the crisis six years ago.

The effects of climate change have arrived sooner than expected, with the Sea of Galilee set to hit warning 'lower red line' by September.

For second day in a row, masked Muslim worshipers throw stones at police and Jewish visitors to flashpoint site.

Although Rami Sadan denies making comments disparaging of Sephardi Jews – the Shas party's core constituency - the party is determined to block his appointment as chairman of Channel 10's news operations.

How was Israel able to obtain the blueprints for the Ugandan airport where 247 hostages were initially being held in 1976? On the 40th anniversary, Haaretz reveals the role a previously unheralded Israeli engineer played in the mission.

Although she'd left it years ago, Israel's ultra-Orthodox community is shaken by suicide note and painful manuscript left behind by 50-year-old mother of seven.

Finance Ministry to step in after dispute led company charged with paying survivors to withhold funds since 2015; Knesset to discuss bill ensuring gov't transfer of money.