President reiterates call for a state commission of inquiry at event marking the 10th of Tevet Jewish fast, says probe is necessary if the country wants to rebuild

While some of president's aides have grown frustrated with Netanyahu, Trump believes public spat won't advance his agenda and would anger conservative allies whose support he cherishes

PM and US president seek to dispel reports of growing rift with chummy Mar-a-Lago meeting, making it easier to confront continued threats though by no means guaranteeing success

In US interviews, PM says extremists 'sometimes try to burn a home'; insists Hamas must give up its 60,000 rifles for Gaza plan to advance, 'all bets are off' if Iran escalates

Citing 'very unusual figure,' Taub research institute blames negative migration, declining fertility for 'the start of a new era of demographic development in Israel'

In his book 'Israel in the Year 2025,' Dr. Alan Price imagines the Jewish state in an era of space travel, but his visions of smart homes, solar fields and cellphones ring true

We sit with Prof. Yedidia Stern for a hard look at what was achieved, what remains unresolved, and what the coming year may hold – elections, continued conflict, or real change.

Rabbi Josh Feigelson reflects on the profound impact of blessings and the impact a blessing can have on various aspects of daily life.