The literary boycott of Israel started immediately after October 7, and no one knows if and when it will end

A former associate of President Issac Herzog told Channel 12 News that he requested the legal opinion out of political considerations, not professional ones, as part of a deal to receive Netanyahu and the Likud's support during the presidential election

Moti Sender, an Israeli businessman who formerly mediated between Herzog and Netanyahu in their attempts to form a unity government, alleges that the two had understandings before Herzog was elected president

The full text of the legislation, which has been unveiled in the Knesset, calls for a new five-member committee to appoint the head of the Police Internal Investigations Department – with three of them appointed by the justice minister or his director general

As a clinical psychologist who treats shell-shocked and an author whose novels have been translated into dozens of languages, Ayelet Gunder-Goshen clearly articulates the moral conflict of life in Israel