Long years in power made the prime minister overconfident, but his careless acts show he lost control of the brakes. Still, his departure is not around the corner

The place is reopening despite what insiders call the mayor’s efforts to mollify the ultra-Orthdox community ahead of the next election

Israel's religious-ultra nationalist majority uses the taboo of 'unjustified hatred' to silence the minority’s criticism

Archaeologists believe Julias, the home of Jesus' apostles Peter, Andrew and Philip, was located on the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee

Despite a call urging Likud members to defend Netanyahu on television, only two did so – with one saying those who didn’t 'will pay come primaries'

Netanyahu devoted his political career to eroding Israel's democratic compass, but its democracy that will cause the prime minister's downfall

In 1960, a physician who treated ‘mongoloidism’ was invited by the parents of 50 children. They didn’t know about his experiments at Buchenwald