Early election seen as increasingly likely as PM's troubles deepen
As ongoing and newly opened investigations involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continue to develop, it is increasingly likely that Netanyahu may call an ...
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Driven mad by Israel Hayom's success
These are terrible days for many Israeli media outlets and the journalists who work for them, as they see the ...
Hamas will pay for border attack, defense minister warns
Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman toured the Israel-Gaza Strip border on Tuesday and visited the site where four soldiers were wounded ...
More bombs hit Syria's Ghouta, death toll highest since 2013
Pro-government forces pounded the rebel-held district of eastern Ghouta outside the Syrian capital Damascus on Tuesday, in a surge of ...
A peace plan without peace
In his speech Tuesday at the United Nations Security Council in New York, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas presented a ...
At UN, PA chief urges world leaders to recognize Palestinian state
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday and urged world leaders to recognize a Palestinian state. ...
Hopeless in Gaza
The Gaza Strip has been an unhappy place for a long time, and the situation is now reportedly growing desperate. ...
PM says allegations he tried to bribe judge with AG role 'delusional'
Police believe that in 2015, Hefetz, through an intermediary, offered former judge Hila Gerstel a quid pro quo in which Netanyahu ...
Intel to invest $4.5 billion in its Israeli operations in 2018
Multinational technology giant Intel is poised to invest some $4.5 billion in its Israeli ventures this year. Intel Israel currently employs 11,000 people. ...
Key Netanyahu associate to become state witness in Case 4,000
A longtime associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to turn state's witness in a new corruption investigation involving the ...