Netanyahu will flaunt COVID vaccines and peace, Kahol Lavan might fall into oblivion and the Joint List is facing a split as Israel gears up for its fourth election in two years

Gantz knew what he was getting into, and with whom he was dealing with, yet he traded his mandate for honorary titles and empty perks

With inspiration and cooperation from the Federalist Society, the organization that’s behind the appointment of most of the U.S. Supreme Court justices, the Law and Liberty Forum has the money, connections and clout to spur a similar process in Israel

The chatter about the race for the top position is making security top brass nauseous: Some things should stay secret, they feel

Researchers from Israeli consulting firm find simple breach that anyone can exploit; Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, refuses to acknowledge the vulnerability

The data shows that a major factor in the present surge in the ultra-Orthodox community is the school system

The U.S. is Israel’s friend but Beijing is becoming more aggressive pursuing its economic policy goals, leaving Israeli companies in a quandary