Levin, Rothman, Smotrich and Ben-Gvir led Netanyahu into a stunning and needless Knesset defeat while Lapid is courting the Arab parties and Tibi is sending signals

Clutching his head in frustration over his coalition, Netanyahu longs to scrap the coup and drag out his trial. Today, everyone is fully aware of his weakness

A partially state-funded organization funds salaries at the illegal outpost. This connection was recently unveiled during a court hearing, which showed the settlers' perception of themselves as an extension of the IDF in the West Bank

It was hard to watch the cross-examination of opposition leader Yair Lapid in the Netanyahu corruption trial this week. The judges' feeble behavior was appalling. My body sat there, but my soul wanted to float away through the window

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A young American kicks off her post-college 'real life' with a Birthright trip to Israel, and an expat father visits his daughter who used to be a Zionist

Though Jewish Australians continue to assert their connection to Israel, optimism for the country's future wanes in one of the world's most supportive diaspora communities

Senior coalition members told PM Netanyahu that the coalition had erred by allowing the negotiations at the President’s Residence to drag on for so long

Given his career in the military, intel world and academia, few can rival Brig.-Gen. Dr. Oren Setter's knowledge of Iran's nuclear ambition ■ In his first interview on record, he talks to Haaretz about the question of a military strike and why Tehran's race to a nuke is like climbing Everest