Netanyahu's far-right government faces difficulty in making concessions, with Democratic senators warning of opposition within President Biden's party if there are no Palestinian gains in a future Saudi-Israel agreement

This week at the Ben-Gurion Airport: A lawyer who splits her life between Russia, where her family is, and Israel, where she works; and a Canadian strategic consultant visiting Israel on a Birthright trip

After Ben-Gvir said that his family's life in the West Bank trumps Arabs' freedom of movement, the United States responds: 'We condemn all racist rhetoric; as such messages are particularly damaging when amplified by those in leadership positions'

Saudi Arabia has previously sought U.S. cooperation in establishing a civilian nuclear program on its soil as part of a possible normalization deal with Israel

From capsul hotels to Airbnb rentals: Our reporter set out to find the cheapest accommodations in Israel and was pleasantly surprised – some of the time

The settlers and their supporters in the Knesset are no longer offended by the term 'apartheid.' Tn the contrary, they are doing everything they can to make it happen

Israel's right wing demands a major West Bank operation – but the Israeli army believes it's unwarranted, Netanyahu has his reasons to avoid it, and Jewish settlers and their representatives actually have a more far-reaching target in mind  ■ New report highlights inextricable link between judicial coup and control over the West Bank

Members of a progressive Jewish organization on campus have attracted nearly 400 signatures in an open letter backing Satyel Larson, after she included the controversial book ‘The Right to Maim: Debility, Capacity, Disability’ on her fall syllabus. The book's author has been accused of promoting an antisemitic blood libel