Gideon Sa'ar was an outsider far to the right of Likud, but he went on to help Netanyahu transform the party from a beaten shell of itself to a fighting parliamentary machine. Now he's back to try to take over the party

Government releases study that links low academic achievement to parents' divorce without establishing a causal relationship between the two

Israeli lawmakers for months voted to extend the Shin Bet’s mandate to track citizens, despite warnings that it wasn't working

In contrast to Bibi's sycophants, Sa’ar is a true Likudnik, perhaps the last one

The lake is famous in part for sending water south, and critics say the new plan would damage the environment

Last year, after entering the Moon's orbit, the original Beresheet lost its main engine and went into an uncontrolled descent before it crashed

Israel is now publicly lobbying congress to approve Trump's massive arms deals with UAE, amid growing criticism on Capitol Hill

Sources in agency describe excessive workload as its head of security policy and official in charge of handling coronavirus crisis step down