Following appeal by Israeli Minister Gilad Erdan, Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner called on his state’s Investment Policy Board to open an investigation into Airbnb's removal of listings in Israeli West Bank settlements

With two White House roles – anti-Semitism envoy and Jewish liaison – still unfilled and bickering among rival law enforcement agencies, little is being done to stem the dangerous tide of far-right extremism

Suspect had daily work pass, was transferred to Shin Bet for interrogation after hammer attack in southern city of Eilat

As Israel's lame-duck government waddles along until an election date is set, Netanyahu meets potential rival Gantz. Meanwhile, Gabbay and Livni – pretenders to the center-left throne – have a fraught face-to-face

Critics of Hill's speech said he was calling for the annihilation of Israel ■ Hill: 'My reference to 'river to the sea' was not a call to destroy anything or anyone. It was a call for justice, both in Israel and in the West Bank/Gaza'

In Israel there was once a finance minister named Moshe Nissim; the current holder of that office, Moshe Kahlon, is his exact opposite, unfortunately

The party that built the state, the left’s flagship, the political home that’s supposed to be an alternative to Netanyahu and the extreme right, looks desolate, abandoned and evil smelling

Barak received $2.3 million from a philanthropic foundation in the U.S. headed by retailing magnate Leslie Wexner. The foundation reported it had paid Barak for 'research,' but did not spend similar sums on other studies and researchers