Netanyahu's ex-aide turned state's evidence, Nir Hefetz, tells court the reason he had quit his job under the former premier was the impression that Netanyahu was incompetent in diplomatic and security matters

Israeli officials estimate that the maximalist demands Iran has presented at the nuclear talks open up a window of opportunity to convince Washington to withdraw from the deal and present an explicit military threat

One protester lunged at the presidential candidate, while Zemmour's supporters threw punches and chairs at several protesters wearing anti-racism T-shirts at the explosive rally

I’ve written here before about Amjad Abu Sultan, a 14-year-old boy who lived near Bethlehem. But his short life and the way he was lured to his death deserve more attention

Without mentioning him by name, two religious court judges write it is inappropriate to read Chaim Walder's books until the sexual abuse allegations against him are investigated

'A resident of Rahat is the same as a resident of Tel Aviv,' Bennett says while overlooking the Bedouin city from afar

Trump was 'pleased' by the media's positive coverage after announcing that Israel and the UAE would normalize relations, and 'wanted to keep the positive coverage coming,' former chief of staff reveals