Businesspeople and economists say tripling tax and suspending allowances for civil servants could worsen the Arab world's largest economy and delay job creation

When the coronavirus emergency lifts, Israel will still be suffering from a democratic culture in deep trouble. Only a humanistic revolution in education and in public discourse can halt the deterioration

Law enforcement officials warn of fallout from moving Child Online Protection Bureau to new ministry headed by Orli Levi-Abekasis, who broke off from left-wing alliance to endorse Netanyahu

Ahead of Sunday's swearing-in, Netanyahu and Gantz's parties have mapped issues and worked potential solutions into coalition deals, but major hurdles stand in the way

Former minister Haim Katz dismisses latest accusations, months after fellow Knesset members protect him from prosecution in charges of promoting legislation that would have benefited him as a company bondholder

Socialist International says it regrets that the party 'has chosen to take a path that contradicts its fundamental values and positions, damaging the prospects of peace in the Middle East'

Starting Sunday, all grades will go back to school, parks and gardens will reopen and gatherings of under 50 people are allowed again as Israel lifts its coronavirus lockdown