By running multiple candidates of its own this time around, Israel's opposition will ensure that someone gets elected – thereby preventing another postponement orchestrated by the coalition government

The regime that will follow a successful judicial overhaul will pose a real danger to Israel’s security – and even its very existence. Such circumstances may require breaking the law. For the court system, this will be a test of loyalty to democracy

Residents of the Palestinian city say that both electricity and internet services were disrupted during fighting with Israeli troops

He served in the Israeli army, completed a management program at Harvard and is currently studying for a doctorate in law. Interior and health minister Moshe Arbel is proving an anomaly both among ultra-Orthodox politicians and within the Netanyahu government

A complaint has been filed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party against journalist Shani Ashkenazi, for tweets encouraging refusal to serve in the military as an act of protest against the government's judicial coup

The sarcophagus on the porch, an anchor, the army officer with glue, heaps of coins and jewels, grandkids with no appreciation of the finer things in ancient life: Here are some of the things the Antiquities Authority found when people were given a chance to hand over illegally taken artifacts from archaeological sites in Israel