The tougher the pressure gets on Netanyahu, the more we’ll hear messages blending blood, bereavement and terror

Noah says Israeli prime minister was thinking too small after receiving champagne, cigars and Mariah Carey tickets: ‘I’m all for corruption — but you have to have standards!’

The prime minister cast himself as innocent victim and escalated his attacks on the rule of law in what Americans might view as a dress rehearsal for the benefit of Mr. Trump

An Israeli professor describes his difficult path toward coming to terms with his gay son, the dancer-choreographer Ido Tadmor

Rise in attacks against Palestinians likely to continue as army, police, Israeli society stand by passively or encourage attacks

For anti-Semitism hunters, preserving paranoia and blurring the line between Judaism and Zionism is the best way to handle criticism of the country's abominations

The bloody doctrine of 'containment' must give way to decisive victory, which will cause the enemy to lay down its arms. Only then can peace be imposed upon it

This despite Social Services Ministry’s allocation of 40 million shekels to provide housing designed for asylum seekers who are in life-threatening distress