After coalition talks between Netanyahu and Lieberman hit a dead end, Moshe Kahlon says a government that doesn't have a majority would be pointless

Resident of Mevo Modi’im, where 40 houses were destroyed: ‘This whole moshav is made up of older people. They have nowhere to go’

Erdogan, who is trying to stick a wedge between the Kurdish voters and the Republican People’s Party, is taking advantage of Kurdish anger over Ekrem Imamoglu’s neglect to demand the release of 'arch-terrorist' Abdullah Ocalan

The canonization of the Hebrew Bible into its final 24 books was a process that lasted centuries, and was only completed well after the time of Josephus

In Hungary, it's 'Soros.' In Austria, it's 'Silberstein.' They play the same role: the phantom Jew controlling a far larger, darker conspiracy, and not just for the far right: Austria's Chancellor has joined the blame game too

An unidentified woman found dead in Rishon Letzion may be the same one who went missing weeks ago ■ Intisar Issawi was shot dead in Ramle, making her the 25th Arab to die in gun violence epidemic

In an interview, Ohad Naharin said he would support the Israel boycott 'if [it] would improve the situation in the territories or bring a solution to the conflict'

At Saturday's protest, the speakers were more impassioned than usual, the messages sharper, and the listeners angrier. It could herald a new era in Jewish-Arab relations