Amos Harel, Haaretz's defense analyst, and Gidi Weitz, head of investigative reporting, win Sokolow Prize for 2015.

'Inciting rabbis' is a cliché that took root in the 90s after Rabin's assassination, but is irrelevant when it comes to the extreme right in 2015.

Basic misconceptions about the world of finance lead most people to make poor decisions that affect their lives and impact the entire economy, according to the findings of a prominent Israeli psychologist.

The agreement, which was approved by the party tribunal, stipulates that a special majority (more than 50 percent of committee members) will be needed to form a joint Knesset slate with another party.

Proposed law requiring heavily foreign-funded NGOs to wear tags in Knesset is further attempt to terrorize anyone dealing with human rights.

Some 2,650 Mohammeds were born in Israel in 2014, 650 more than Noam, the most popular name among Jews – but not all of these Noams were boys; 400 were girls.

Regional council demands government tear down stalls lacking permits run by detainees.

Tel Aviv judges say defendant deserved leniency in part because the police had destroyed his good name and reputation by disseminating damaging information about him.