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Those who are willing to talk at any time with Israel's worst enemies should also show a hint of magnanimity toward Israelis who have consistently demanded a more diverse Supreme Court

When Defense Minister Katz interviews the three candidates to replace Herzl Halevi, it will be blatant smokescreen, given that the Miami branch of the Netanyahus has reservations about him ■ Concern is growing that Israel's military will go the same way as police

The ratio has risen nine percentage points over the past two years, largely due to Israel's wars against the terrorist groups Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

It's difficult to believe that Afef Abed, the new Druze Knesset member representing the Likud party, isn't familiar with Israel's nation-state law and the harm it has caused the Druze community

As Trump seeks a quieter Middle East ahead of the new administration, Turkey and Saudi Arabia's involvement in Syria's reconstruction is detracting from Israel's exclusivity as a U.S. ally and could affect normalization with Riyadh

Israel's war in Gaza may be different to the U.S. war in Afghanistan, but the similarities are important. Both became bloody stalemates without a clear political horizon – but U.S. President-elect Donald Trump can help Israel end it and achieve its original goals

Israel's justice minister is expected to allow a vote on the Supreme Court's acting president but plans to block new judicial appointments until the next Knesset, aiming to implement the proposed Judicial Appointment Committee overhaul by then

Agreeing with the government's policy, Israel's High Court of Justice dismissed petitions by families of six deceased Israeli citizens, most of them killed while perpetrating terrorist acts, requesting to release their relatives' bodies for burial

It's a forgotten chapter in Israel's history, now revealed in declassified documents. When Ben-Gurion worked to obtain a nuclear weapon for the country, he was opposed by a phalanx of intellectuals who decried the effort and even created a group to thwart it. Is it possible that they warned the U.S. about the nuclear project 20 years before whistleblower Vanunu did?

Five of the nine justices serving on Israel's High Court of Justice ruled against the amendment, which gives the far-right minister control over police investigations ■ The justices did unanimously choose not to overrule the rest of the amendment

From a fall in government revenue to Israel's national deficit: What were the highs and lows of Israel's 2024 economy?

Some in Israel's military and intelligence advocate that instead of retaliating against the Houthis directly, Israel should punish Iran. This is a more risky policy

Avichay Adraee has shown a knack for drawing reactions from the Arab world. But can he influence Israel's image?

Eight nights, eight categories, never-ending discussion. From the Dubai chocolate-inspired to a chopped liver version and the instant classic carrot cake sufganiya: these are the doughnuts driving Israel's annual deep fried discourse

The UN Security Council will convene next Monday in response to Israel's urgent request following the Houthi missile launch toward Israeli territory overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday. For the second consecutive night, sirens echoed across more than 200 communities throughout central Israel after an early morning launch from Yemen. IDF officials confirmed the interception of […]

Lesley Stahl's explosive interviews with former Mossad agents increase tensions within Israel's defense establishment

Israel's navy has been actively involved in combat and defense operations since the October 7 Hamas attack, marking a departure from its more limited role in past wars

The home of Dr. Aviad Bakshi, a drafter of Israel's proposed judicial overhaul legislation, is in a section of the West Bank settlement of Ofra that a 2004 report states is entirely on privately owned land

Cartoonish depictions of Irish policy, which is guided by international law and the horrific images of suffering in Gaza, do nothing to advance mutual understanding between Ireland and Israel. Despite our disagreements, and the closure of Israel's Dublin embassy, Ireland is committed to keeping diplomatic channels open

Prison service chief Kobi Yaakobi is seen as a man with no ideology save for a desire to be promoted and implement his far-right patron's policies. If Yaakobi takes over the police officially, Ben-Gvir will control Israel's entire law enforcement system