'First LGBTQ minister' and Likud lawmaker Amir Ohana promoted the Nation-State Law, and says Muslims are prone to being 'culturally murderous'

Likud’s rising star, Benjamin Netanyahu, and his loyal right-hand man were inseparable in the 1990s. But Avigdor Lieberman’s goal was always to be the power behind the throne — of whoever was king

'Booksmart' breathes new life into the teen comedy genre. Olivia Wilde doesn’t break the mold, but broadens it and adds a new, contemporary layer

The Israeli blockade, the sanctions imposed by the Palestinian Authority and additional taxes imposed by Hamas are making the situation more dire

Saudi military spokesman says evacuation of wounded enemy soldier was done 'according to what is dictated by our Islamic religion and human values'

The state spends more on the military than any other Western country, Finance Ministry notes, but army is worried it won't be able to keep quality recruits

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A couple taking break from a life without routine, and the people tasked with preserving Jaffa's ancient heritage in the face of development

Prime minister says proximity of Election Day makes October date impossible, but attorney general is not expected to comply with the request