Data from the past few weeks raise serious fears for the future of Israel's economy. The government has the tools to act, but instead it is busy with infighting and provocations

Despite Israel foiling Hezbollah's attack this week, the Biden administration is reinforcing its air and sea forces in the region while rushing arms shipments to Israel, amid rising concerns about Iran retaliating for the Tehran assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh

Lapid testified before a civilian inquiry panel, established after the government rejected forming a formal commission, that Netanyahu's top military aide said terrorist groups perceived weakness in Israel due to social unrest from the judicial overhaul

The army said that the leadership in Jewish settlements in the West Bank does little to curb the violence, which the Shin Bet security service also says is 'causing indescribable damage to Israel'

Rabbi Avidan Freedman, who lives in the West Bank settlement of Efrat, rejects what he sees as Israel's sanctification of force, supports a hostage deal and sanctions against violent settlers, and is waging a battle against the country's sale of arms to repressive regimes

The evacuation of kibbutzim after October 7 left their older members in a quandary. The support and infrastructure that enabled them to live independently vanished in an instant. With heavy hearts they've adjusted to a completely different way of life. Will it ever be possible to go home again?

For years fake job listings for Arabic and Farsi speakers with background in security were posted online in apparent bid to dupe potential collaborators; campaign almost identical to one revealed by Shin Bet