This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: One Israeli dreaming of financial freedom, and another trying to figure out what his next dream

From Oz to Noam and The Haredi Public to Amcha Yisrael - it's hard to make sense of all the tiny right-wing parties hoping to play kingmaker after the October 27 election. Or maybe, it's just too early

Draining interceptor inventories for the Middle East conflict leaves NATO exposed to potential Russian attacks, despite Pentagon claims that arsenals remain ready

Make no mistake: Israel's militia project is another wrench that Israel is throwing in the works. This is compounded by the IDF's ongoing strikes in the Strip, which routinely claim the lives of uninvolved Gazans, and its entrenchment along the Yellow Line, effectively turning it into a new Israeli border, with diminishing prospects for withdrawal

The treatment of the former military advocate general reveals a system in which those who enforce the law can themselves become targets when they challenge the group, at least this is the case with the former military advocate

The Islamic Republic has withstood war and sanctions, but this time it faces a complete blockade of oil exports, and that strikes at the heart of the regime's power

U.S. officials told mediators the administration has no interest in reviving the June agreement, according to the Wall Street Journal, opting instead to wait for extreme economic sanctions to take effect