Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot joined Israel's war cabinet and busied themselves mitigating bad decisions and preventing reckless ones. But will they now get on board with Biden's vision for Gaza and the region, or become full-time Netanyahu accomplices?

Although Russia has joined the Iran-Hamas-Hezbollah axis directed against Israel, the chances of Israel agreeing to send military aid to Ukraine is even smaller than before

On a national level, local elections are rarely a sign of where political winds are blowing, especially with the unusually low turnout expected this year. But holding an election during a war is still an achievement for Israel's democracy

According to the proposal, the National Security Minister will be able to declare a group of people a criminal organization and make them forfeit their assets. The Justice Department warns the law will concentrate too much power in one government authority

Some 200,000 Israelis have been evacuated due to the war, with teenagers struggling with isolation, anxiety and depression. A new initiative aims to help them escape into nature

Amid pro-Palestinian calls for a boycott and sighs of disappointment from observant Jews, Israel got its first Shake Shack burger spot, which got our reporter reminiscing about simpler, cheesier, times