Israel's defense minister is widely regarded as unserious, but experts say he may be onto something with his vision of space-to-ground capabilities, not merely missile defense

Netanyahu urged right-wing voters to shun smaller parties, warning they could 'bring the left to power,' invoking the 1992 election that led to Oslo and preceded Rabin's assassination

Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu's surprise appearance at Mediterranean pop star Eden Ben Zaken's concert laid bare how the prime minister sees Israelis: not as citizens, but as subjects – a captive audience of die-hard, uncritical fans

Former Labor Party chair, Shelly Yacimovich, said she was diagnosed with cancer eight months ago and is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatments: 'Luckily, I was diagnosed at an early stage'

From Nazi 'language rules' to the American military's 'collateral damage' and Israel's 'voluntary migration' policy for Gaza, euphemisms do more than conceal crimes. They allow ordinary people to live with them

Tom Barrack reaffirmed Trump's recognition of the Israeli annexation of the Golan Heights after saying Friday that Israel 'still' occupies the territory. Speaking to the Associated Press, Barrack said his comments do not endorse the UN position on the territory

Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, 'NAZA,' which derives its name from the Hebrew military acronym for collateral damage, is billed as showing 'in detail the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza'

Criminal investigations isolate individual atrocities, while the genocide debate gets trapped in legal definitions. Both risk obscuring the policy that made civilian deaths routine