Col. Yael Hess of the Education Corps says the chief of staff had been worried that soldiers may not have a firm grasp on the military's code of ethics.

The well-known advocate for child sex abuse victims in Australia recently moved to Israel. He talks to Haaretz about continuing his mission here.

This could be one of the first instances of such a weapon being used in combat, The Washington Post reports, after a video of what appears to be a Harop drone emerges.

Government-owned utility signed an agreement last month with BP, the giant British energy firm, to import liquefied natural gas for consumption in Israel in three large tanker ships.

Austrian Forum Against Anti-Semitism says 465 cases of anti-Semitism in 2015, including 200 internet postings deemed hostile to Jews.

Nir Barkat, currently on a tour of U.S. universities, was frequently interrupted by dozens calling for resumption of the intifada and shouting 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.'

Like a magician, the prime minister pulls from his hat an endless variety of anxieties and traumas and brandishes a pessimistic message.

Diamond and mining magnate Dan Gertler is mentioned more than 200 times in the leaked documents of Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, a leader in establishing shell companies that often serve to conceal the ownership of assets.