The latest GOP clashes portend just how divisive foreign policy will be among the Republican Party, as isolationists and neoconservatives battle to define the incoming Trump administration's goals
As defense minister, the man who was once tapped to be IDF chief of staff fought bravely against Netanyahu's bid to undermine the judiciary. But his resignation from the Knesset is a move to keep his political career alive and will actually make life easier for the hard-right government
In her new folk-rock album, she sometimes reminds you of Bob Dylan, and sometimes Joni Mitchell. Also in the Cultural Roundup this week, a house near the Tel Aviv beach is fulfilling the vision of its original scholar owner: an art haven for Ethiopian Israelis
Yosef Engel, whose grandson Ofir Engel was released in a hostage deal last year, attends every hostage-related protest in Jerusalem, but he rarely sees any Knesset members there. 'They say they're in favor of a deal. Great – do something!'
The IDF is completing its expulsion of Palestinians from northern Gaza – an area that once housed a population the size of Tel Aviv's. Residents who fled describe an unprecedented, brutal operation
A month before the September operation, the IDF learned that missile engines were being produced at the facility in Syria. The army said around 100 soldiers participated in the operation, which left 30 Syrian soldiers dead
Hezbollah's weakness and Iran's exclusion give Lebanon a chance to rebuild, but first it must deal with its domestic political crisis, starting with the urgent task of electing a president in the aftermath of war
Professor Shai Davidai sparked backlash when he blamed Students for Justice in Palestine for the deadly car ramming. He has repeatedly clashed with the group, and was suspended from Columbia last month for violating university policies
IDF's Shaldag unit dismantles Iranian missile factory in Syria, preventing the production of hundreds of long-range missiles in a high-stakes operation.
Israel has a long history of operating in Yemen, but in recent years it's taken a back seat in defense priorities, with focus directed toward Hezbollah and Iran. Although not classified an 'existential threat' by experts, Israel has a limited toolkit in dealing with the Houthi threat
Noa Cohen, who plays the titular Mary, described the heavy security she and her fellow Israeli actors were under while filming for the Netflix show in Morocco – and getting support from Gal Gadot
Israel Tax Authority report confirms what we have known for years: super-rich people in Israel pay lower taxes than the middle class. Why do Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich leave them untouched?
'It's now time to fix the border,' said one of the members of a group that gathered on the northern border during Hanukkah, to press for the expansion of the Galilee, into Lebanon
Currently, the Negev serves as the standard light machine gun for IDF infantry units, available in 5.56 mm and 7.62 mm calibers. Both the Defense Ministry and the IDF declined to say whether the acquisition is part of a broader plan to replace it
On the morning of October 7 I was drafted into reserve duty. Since then, I have been doing my best to survive while comrades are slain next to me, fear of death grips my soul and trouble at home mounts. It was almost a year before I returned to my former life – the same person, just not quite. A war journal, part one of two