Judges in the case believe that proving Netanyahu's guilt will be difficult, and that it is in the interest of the state to reach a settlement, with the potential of a return to plea deal talks that began in late 2021.

Morocco cites 'uncomfortable diplomatic relations' for postponement as no new date announced; Saudi Arabia blocks Israeli diplomat's entry in Paris event featuring crown prince

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli teacher and her high school students take part in an exchange program that educates teens to drop their prejudices

Key witness Arnon Milchan will clearly understand the message embedded in Sara’s presence in his London testimony, but it’s doubtful he'll cooperate. 'She has no God,' he said in his first hearing

Authorities block off the area of a former Israel Military Industries industrial facility, closed since 1995, after explosives ignited at the site. People living nearby reported hearing small explosions for months

A new, publicly accessible archival project shows the inner workings of the Israeli government and military during the early years of the settlement enterprise

Demography isn’t taken into account in Israel – such as when explaining the rise in violence in Arab society, or the significance of ongoing immigration of foreign nationals here, says Prof. Alex Weinreb. It's time, he says, to take this discipline seriously