The former IDF chief, who lost his son and two nephews in Gaza, has built a centrist platform around security, national service and opposition to Netanyahu – and is now polling as his main rival
Arab leaders warn that diverting hundreds of millions in government funds to police and the domestic intelligence agency Shin Bet will fail to address the root causes of soaring homicide rates. 'Crime can't be eradicated through security measures alone'
Erel Margalit brought US business leaders and Jewish organizations together in New York to advance investment, jobs and long-term growth in northern Israel.
Erel Margalit brought US business leaders and Jewish organizations together in New York to advance investment, jobs and long-term growth in northern Israel.
Police assess that the Japanika chain has become central to the business conflict between the two crime families: Jarushi and Musli. 'We've lost control,' a senior police official said
Khalaili's expected move from Union Saint-Gilloise was annulled after he failed a medical clearance. Many fans were disappointed, but some in the Arab world welcomed it after Khalaili previously represented Israel's national team
If passed, the law would protect draft evading yeshiva students from being arrested or investigated for at least six months. The IDF chief and Knesset legal advisers heavily criticized the bill, calling it 'impermissible discrimination'
The request, to be submitted for approval by a government committee, seeks to define the scope of security for family members for a relatively long period, regardless of whether the threat level justifies its continuation over time
Sources said the U.S. was meant to remove 18 planes from Israel's main airport on Tuesday, but after the third consecutive night of strikes on Iran, the U.S. tankers' occupying parking spots might lead to thousands of Israelis receiving flight cancellation notices
Polls conducted among U.S. Jews show a growing sense of fear due to antisemitism. Fighting back requires a new approach, one centered on finding partners in America, not focusing exclusively on our own concerns
Nearly 50 Bundestag members, including German party leaders, have demanded that Israel provide Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya – who is being held without charge – with immediate medical care and release him if no credible charges are filed
'The son of one mother is killed defending the homeland while the son of another sits safely in his room studying,' David Ben-Gurion warned. Sixty-five years later, with 63,000 yeshiva students exempt, this question still has no answer
Elor Azaria, a former IDF medic, was convicted in 2017 of shooting to death Abdel Fattah al-Sharif in Hebron in 2016. The latter had stabbed another Israeli soldier and was subsequently shot by troops. Azaria killed al-Sharif while he was incapacitated on the ground
An analysis of tens of thousands of Israelis born between 1964 and 1976 found increased risk among children whose mothers were older than 5 when Nazi persecution began
Suspicions weaken against IDF officer originally accused of leaking to the Prime Minister's Office, though evidence on his phone remains central to the ongoing case against Tzachi Braverman
Brick by brick, Israeli entrepreneur Eran Tor turned Lego stores into a wild success. Now he's been chosen by the Lego Group to act as its franchisee in Central Asia
The probe into the Qatargate affair reveals new details on how Netanyahu's spokesman pushed anti-Egypt talking points to journalists as part of a Qatari influence operation targeting Israeli public opinion
The blossoming Trump-Erdogan 'bromance' is causing high levels of anxiety in Israel, but the sale of advanced jets to Ankara could actually help contain the Turkish leader