All today's headlines

Supposedly, Netanyahu still retains power, but his ability to govern has been hampered. He has little chance of reaching any political or social achievement. Lieberman is holding him on a short leash. Bibi will not have a base giving him a commanding role.

More than 300 activists and kids involved in the Jerusalem Kids4Peace nonprofit meet; The submission deadline for the fifth Cyclamens and Swords poetry contest is January 31; An American-Canadian immigrant to Israel wins U.S. recognition for his first book.

This is the message of the elections: that the desire for a better life is finally out in the open, rolling about in the streets like a tiny spark of hope.

By rejecting Hanin Zuabi out of hand as a partner to any kind of political activity, Lapid joined those responsible for the dangerous trend of excluding Arabs from the Israeli political process.

With Tu Bishvat around the corner, a new immigrant from England is planning a tribute to her great-great-grandfather, who started the tradition of planting trees on Jewish Arbor Day.

Lauren Paul Norris to lead team at 2013 Women’s World Cup.

Yuri Foreman credits fellow Jews for reviving his passion for the ring.

Thousands of opponents of President Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood allies gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square to reiterate the demands of a revolution they say has been hijacked by Islamists.

Israeli-Arab MK responds to Yesh Atid chairman's comment that he would not join a blocking majority with Arab parties.