Or Sinai's 'Anna' took first place in the Cinéfondation student film competition, while Assaf Polinsky's 'One Week and a Day' won a Critics' Week award.

The far-right Norbert Hofer, who visited Israel in 2014, claims he witnessed Israeli police shooting a heavily-armed woman on Temple Mount. But the incident appears to have never happened.

Lapid described this week's political shenanigans as 'an embarrassment,' but there are those in Likud who believe he could be the next to join the government and even become foreign minister.

Recollections of a one-time encounter with Isaac Herzog that began pleasantly but went sour.

The Egyptian president is more preoccupied with the war on terror and improving the country's anemic economy. For him, a quiet Gaza is enough.

A Tel Aviv high school principal who slaughtered a sacred cow by canceling trips to death camps in Poland discusses fascism in Israeli society and accuses the education minister of tearing the country apart.

Israeli journalists are afraid of criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife. Not just scared, but the terror that paralyzes anyone who hides in the attic from the storm troopers below.

What do we really know about the defense minister-designate? Prime Minister Netanyahu and the public would be well advised to ask him these questions.