The Israeli prime minister's wife rejected the lifeline handed to her by the attorney general. The indictment offers insight into what we might expect in the heavier cases pending against the Netanyahus

Prime minister's wife indicted for violating rules barring ordering of meals with cook on staff ■ Attorneys call indictment 'baseless and delusional'

40 rabbis, imams and ministers take part, with one of the participants, Rabbi Jill Jacobs, promising to return with delegations of rabbis

Mayor Ron Huldai showed that the liberal camp also has values worth standing up for, whether at Rabin Square or anywhere else

From Lebanon to Yemen, Iran's influence is being challenged ■ Alleged Israeli strikes and a new U.S. base add military pressure on an already troubled economy ■ And even Russia may be turning a cold shoulder

His reelection is a near-certainty, but polls suggest that the president might not avoid a runoff with his closest rival and could be forced into a coalition

Krauthammer wrote often about how he saw Israel as a beacon of freedom and U.S. President Donald Trump as a threat to democracy

Police say officer believed the crowd was there to attack him, while military says he was firing