Israeli army reservists are set to join the efforts to stop Netanyahu’s latest judicial coup (though Air Force pilots are still in a holding pattern). After the last round of refusal to show up for duty and the shockwaves it sent, the army’s options are now both limited and murky

The Shin Bet and Israel Police are looking into the threats against the Prime Minister, found in a letter, saying 'the clock is ticking! You have a little over three and a half months'

Almost every day the Israeli leader finds that another self-created sinkhole has opened under his feet: The rift with the United States, the rising tide of settler violence and his fanatical government partners who keep outflanking him on the right

State Department said that Malley is 'on leave,' adding that Abram Paley is filling in on an acting basis

Several Orthodox Jewish groups filed amicus briefs in support of Gerald Groff, an evangelical Christian mail carrier who asked not to work on Sundays

The Iranian poet Mehdi Mousavi refused to censor even one word of his truth. It cost him months of torture and isolation in prison and a lifetime away from his homeland

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Christian volunteers whose mission in life is to pray for Jerusalem, and a Ukrainian-Israeli who lost a brother to the war with Russia

Settlers pogroms, their support in the government and Netanyahu's latest right-wing pivot have driven some officers to warn of a West Bank 'sinkhole' that will require ever more resources