Aharon Appelfeld, who admits he was and remains the Jewish boy who survived the war, has just published his 45th book; he is appalled by the young Israelis who are moving to Europe and is still struck by the beauty of life in Israel.

Plan to bring 40 Ugandan converts on an Israel tour is at risk amid fears the participants wouldn't be allowed in, officials at the Jewish Agency and world Conservative movement say

Sensing Netanyahu's weakness, his coalition partners are blackmailing him – and he's capitulating to every caprice

'To the regime's victims, we say: You will not be forgotten,' U.S. says as Treasury sanctions ballistic missiles producers, developers

Restoring Israeli power supply was among the promises made as part of the Palestinian Reconciliation process

Both Ahed Tamimi and Yifat Alkobi were questioned for slapping a soldier in the West Bank, but little else about their cases are similar — simply because one is Jewish, the other Palestinian

Why are Palestinians who attend weekly protest marches along the border fence less courageous or less justified than Iranian protesters?

Israel, itself a state of refugees, should permit the 37,000 asylum seekers from African countries to live and work in dignity