Israel Police opens inquiry into incident in Ramat Hasharon ■ Figures across the political spectrum condemn the act

When Lord Balfour, a known gastronome, visited the Holy Land in 1925, the cooks of the Jewish Yishuv went into action. Scholars, chefs and bakers look back on what they prepared, 101 years after the Balfour Declaration

In the highly complicated case involving a former navy chief and people close to Netanyahu, the police were shocked to discover that huge procurement deals were signed almost as an afterthought

Deputy Attorney General Dina Zilber was right to take a principled stand against the spirit of the laws that carry out a targeted assassination on democracy, and at attempts at silencing her

Tightening Israel-China ties have not yet reached Trump's desk, but one U.S. official warns he will not take to it kindly

Israel pivots from Syria to Lebanon as Hezbollah amasses political power ■ Iran finds way to bypass U.S. sanctions and retain presence in region

In a newly uncovered letter, written in 1922, the renowned physicist warns about the dangers of growing nationalism ■ Letter will be auctioned off in Jerusalem, with an opening price of $12,000

RBG's nephew says aunt is 'up and working' despite breaking three ribs after falling in her office ■ If Ginsburg were unable to continue serving, Trump could replace her with a conservative, further shifting the court to the right