After years of focusing on anti-Semitism, more and more historians are daring to deal with a subject long considered untouchable

If centrists Yair Lapid or Avi Gabbay is the next PM, the Meretz party can make their government left-wing - but only from inside the coalition

The police sewed up Netanyahu from head to toe – a hermetic seal, at least in the eyes of a layman - which won't suffice with a public reprimand

During an interview with Kuwait's Al Hurra TV, the U.S. secretary of state reaffirms the Trump administration's commitment to Mideast peace

Renowned Jerusalem hospital reached problematic agreement with union chief, awarded cleaning contract to firm with links to union chief and hired a recently convicted staffer

Police extricate Uri Maklev and wife from dozens of protesters shouting 'murderer' at them

Netanyahu has been good for the Israeli economy and he will be sorely missed if he has to go, but no one thinks that's happening anytime soon

The Times became aware of journalist Quinn Norton's conduct when Twitter users raised issue with some of her past tweets