Despite rabbinical censorship and lack of popularity among the nonreligious public, ultra-Orthodox women are among the most prolific writers in Israel.

Prof. Daniel Blatman distorts history when he says the new State of Israel, a country facing invading armies, carried out a policy of expelling the local Arabs.

Initiative to walk out on addresses from Arab MKs arises after they refused to attend the funeral of former president Shimon Peres.

The open criticism of the Palestinian Authority and the succession battle as Abbas ages could accelerate a new round of attacks.

Obama's accusation of Moscow for the DNC cyberattacks is unprecedented, but the real question is what the U.S. can do to retaliate for hacking its democracy. The answer? Not much.

Jerusalem is concerned that a Clinton presidency 'will be a Saban Forum for four years,' a senior official, probably Ambassador Ron Dermer, told her campaign staff, Wikileaks cables reveal.

After particularly harsh U.S. criticism of construction plans, Netanyahu told Kerry that Shvut Rachel expansion will house settlers from settlement of Amona if no other option found after its demolition.

While Russia vetoed a French resolution to bring calm to Aleppo, France and other Western nations voted against a Russian resolution in 'one of the strangest spectacles' in Security Council.