Netanyahu reportedly tried to get Walla News to publish a report claiming the religious minister's wife had worked in a non-kosher restaurant

Canned tuna is now more expensive in Israel than it was when duties were higher

A Haaretz investigation reveals that Christian groups have invested up to $65 million in projects in the ‘Biblical Heartland’ over the past decade. That doesn’t include services they provide free of charge, like volunteer laborers

Swedish pop sensation Army of Lovers scandalized sexual convention in the '90s. But one member of the band, now living in Tel Aviv, doesn’t miss stardom. He only wants to do yoga in the sun

PepsiCo’s SodaStream delists ■ Matomy shares soar on rescue plan ■ supermarket mogul agrees to cut his compensation

By threatening Israel, Hezbollah is undermining those who have the right and the obligation to battle it and those who express solidarity with the Palestinian people

And as long as we’re dreaming, why not dream about a women’s political party? A party we can be proud to vote for, that will fight for our rights – but also for the rights of all.

'I will not give recognition to an institution that supports terror,' said Labor and Social Services Minister Haim Katz, as he ordered the certification of hundreds of social workers from an East Jerusalem university frozen