Sources in Israel police say they garnered evidence the prime minister accepted gifts from wealthy businessmen, but prosecutors have yet to decide on an indictment

'Evidentiary problems' with the woman's testimony led to a cancellation of the indictment almost a year after it was filed

High court ordered prisoner cell space to be enlarged by March, and the Public Security Ministry is considering moving some prisoners to tents to address the overcrowding

The demands of first nationwide teachers strike since 2007 include wage hikes for both new and senior teachers

Israeli movie star Gal Gadot takes strong stand on sexual harassment, according to Page Six, weeks after refusing to present Brett Ratner with an award from JNF

Netanyahu is keeping everyone guessing what his plans are regarding an early election; his motive? Investigations, investigations and investigations

Some 400 alumni of the IDF's high-tech Unit 8200 are now working in and around Manhattan. They face a unique challenge: Showcasing their skills while maintaining a low profile about their army past

U.S. Department of Agriculture says suspected contamination at Pennsylvania-based factory, one of the largest producers of kosher poultry in North America, may have introduced metals into the products feared affected