Populist leader, who has dominated country's politics for over a decade but faces growing protests, has made Serbia one of Israel's closest allies in Europe

Can a society battered by years of political polarization and existential war survive an election cycle where no political faction can achieve instant victory?

Ex Military Intelligence officer Or Horvitz explains the escalating Houthi threat and what it means that Gulf leaders are discussing the region’s future with Trump while Israel is not in the room.

News crews say they were attacked by participants, forced to leave the area; organizer 'Color Black,' a new political party, has made army exemptions for ultra-Orthodox its central aim

Official from US-controlled panel overseeing Gaza rebuild expresses alarm over widespread support in Israel — trickling down from politicians to youth — for ‘encouraging migration’ of Palestinians

Players wear black armbands to mark Gaza war dead as one player boycotts, broadcaster strips down its coverage; Israel's captain says Ireland players said unpleasant things during game: 'Obviously they hate us. We don’t like them'

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Greenberg reflects on his most important essays from 1965 to 2025 on America, Israel, the Holocaust, and Jewish-Christian relations, identifying key turning points in Jewish life.