Police: ‘Picture arises of S&B systematically bribing gov’t officials with tens of millions of dollars for years’

Security camera footage of women changing into bathing suits allegedly leaked by settler rabbi who teaches at seminary for girls

Police say they need two more weeks to question Nir Hefetz – the former Netnayahu aide who reached a deal with the police to testify against the PM and his wife

Saudi women struggle for equality, even if they now sit behind the wheel ■ In Iran, a woman defied the dress code and sparked a social media campaign ■ And schoolbooks in Turkey declare a woman's only place is at home

The prosecution is offering a plea bargain to four Israelis who attacked Haftom Zarhum, an Eritrean asylum seeker, after he was mistaken for a terrorist in Be’er Sheva in 2015

Two powerful trends are all but fated to collide: Iran’s insistence on establishing a military presence in Syria, and Israel’s insistence on preventing it

Motivated by economic need, environmental awareness and public relations, local governments look to bio-gas, solar energy and reusing construction waste

Netanyahu is the prime minister, not a run-of-the-mill citizen. Even if he believes he is a victim of injustice, he can’t behave like a garden-variety criminal trying to clear his name