Netanyahu is being left with scant room to maneuver, casting doubt on his ability to meet U.S. and Saudi demands for normalization. The hardest nut to crack appears to be Finance Minister Smotrich

An agreement with Riyadh would give the Prime Minister a guise to continue his coup, but to get there, he'd need to end the Israeli government's loud silence on Jewish terror

Thousands are attending the largest anti-Netanyahu protest held outside of Israel since the pro-democracy global protests began over nine months ago

After holding a series of meetings with world leaders, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is capping off UN week with a speech to the General Assembly

Opposition leader Yair Lapid said the speech was 'sad' due to the things Netanyahu didn't mention. The PM's right-wing allies showered him with praise

Many in Israel’s liberal camp see an inevitable future in which the high birth rate of Orthodox and Haredi Jews will ensure the rule of the right. But this dangerous conception has some substantive flaws

This week at the Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli invites her mom to join her journey of self-discovery, and an Austrian construction supervisor leaves his home for months at a time for work