At a contentious Knesset hearing called to address the lack of transparency in his decisions, Western Wall rabbi is a last-minute no-show

Debut novel by anti-occupation activist Moriel Rothman-Zecher reflects life in a 'broken place' and charts the fragile relationship between an IDF soldier and Palestinian twins

Ali Soozandeh’s animated work ‘Tehran Taboo,’ now debuting in the United States, harshly criticizes the oppression of women in the Islamic Republic and the hypocrisy that pervades society

Environmentalist who authorities claim committed suicide in prison accused of passing information on Iran's missile bases to CIA, Mossad

'Persistent and disruptive cyber operations will continue against the United States and our European allies,' chief of the U.S. National Intelligence says

What is Netanyahu accused of? Will he have to step down? What happens next?

Police say Netanyahu 'acted against public interest,' received gifts worth 1 million shekels

The prime minister's obsession with getting the respect he believed he was due from all of the Israeli media led him to pursue Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Arnon Mozes