Intel to get $185 million grant for Israel expansion

Initially citing ‘time and money,’ local group initially canceled procession, but vowed to hold alternative event. Now they say: ‘There’s no march, there’s no rally’

No Israeli wounded in the incident

A completely fictitious reimagining of the past 12 months of the U.S. president's senior adviser and son-in-law

Rabbi David Lau reassigned rabbinical judge Shlomo Shtasman after the latter sought to investigate corruption in an ultra-Orthodox property trust. Now, sources say Lau wants a relative to take Shtasman's position

Migdal CEO reassures employees after chairman’s departure ■ Victory supermarket chain owner questioned on price fixing suspicions

If Avichai Mendelblit tarries, he’ll simply continue to let the prime minister use his political power to fight the corruption allegations against him

Elections are a game of strategy, which is why the next three and a half months must be devoted to just one thing: a detailed, precise, pointed and, above all, public accounting with the rotten group that has run the country for far too long