It's all about speed and efficiency ■ Despite public doubts and fake news, there may actually be too much demand for the vaccines ■ Why it's in Israel's interest to expand the drive to the West Bank and Gaza

Gantz will be delighted to see Netanyahu suffer defeat at the hands of the former Likudnik ■ Sa’ar throwing his hat into the ring left Naftali Bennett stripped of a strategy overnight

A senior IDF official described this week the growing numbers of men who do not serve, and the army fears it will only get worse

With its printing business facing a dim future, the kibbutz is searching 
for a business model that it will enable it to stay wealthy and collectivist

An olive press in ancient Yodfat, in northern Israel, sheds light on the role of olive oil in Jews' lives 2,000 years ago

A Bronze Age baby buried in a jar, a Greek call to accept death as part of life and an Islamic headache remedy are just some of the recent discoveries in one of the world’s oldest port towns

With inspiration and cooperation from the Federalist Society, the organization that’s behind the appointment of most of the U.S. Supreme Court justices, the Law and Liberty Forum has the money, connections and clout to spur a similar process in Israel