Trump's son-in-law, who is the midst of helping the White House promote the soon-to-be unveiled Mideast peace deal, regains access to sensitive government intel

Israeli Jews back Netanyahu’s snubbing of Jewish-American views on conflict with Palestinians, religious pluralism. But support from U.S. Jews still seen as essential

Recent days show how far Israel has deteriorated in her efforts to impose the absolute truth, which is not to be questioned. The day isn’t far when we set up a Truth Ministry, just like in '1984.'

It isn't clear whether the request came from Sara Netanyahu herself or the Security Department at the PM's office; estimated cost of such a car is 2 million shekels

Cabinet acting to reverse law back to its old draft, but critics warn that it, too, has loopholes that could enable a premier to declare war without any backing

Israel needs a big improvement in labor productivity or GDP growth slow

Opinion offered as Supreme Court weighs appeal from Hotels.com

The exhibition explores the origins and even politics of the palm-shaped amulet