Analysis Mark Your Calendars, Netanyahu's Indictment Is Coming. Afterward, Nothing Will Be the Same

While the prime minister works all the angles to ensure he stays out of jail, those within the legal system are doing their own calculations intended to bring him to justice

Baseball: Jerusalem Retakes Sole Possession of First Position in Premier League

Opinion And What if the Trump Plan Should Work After All?

For the authors of the plan, success would be removing the Palestinians and their predicament from the international agenda at the lowest price possible

Delek Signs Binding Pact to Sell Insurer Phoenix

U.S. private equity funds Centerbridge, Gallatin will pay NIS 1.72 billion for controlling 32% stake

Shabbat Crusade: Why Have the ultra-Orthodox Picked This One Business to Boycott?

Bottle maker Phoenicia is in danger of closing amid a campaign pressuring wineries to stop using its products

Israeli Government to Continue Subsidizing Flights to Southern Resort Town of Eilat

The decision came despite criticism that many passengers benefiting from the reduced rates are Israelis or foreign tourists who end up vacationing in nearby Jordan or Egypt

Opinion The High Court in All Its Humility

Netanyahu Aims for Narrow Coalition as Talks Hit Snag

Lieberman says he would vote against a 60-seat government: 'It's an ultra-Orthodox government that, instead of preserving Israel as a Jewish nation, will turn it into a halakha state'

Israeli Police Filmed Violently Arresting ultra-Orthodox Youth With Special Needs

Confrontation developed after police started dismantling piles of wood to be used for Lag Ba’omer bonfires

Israel's Opposition to Hold First Joint Rally Saturday, but Arab Parties Aren’t Invited

Kahol Lavan, Labor and Meretz join efforts to organize mass protest against Netanyahu's attempt to pass immunity bill

Editorial It’s Time to Take to the Streets

Ex-Supreme Court Presidents Slam Netanyahu for Promoting Bill to Override Israel's Top Court

'If I were president today, I would consider resigning,' says Aharon Barak, arguing override clause would harm citizens ■ Dorit Beinisch says backers 'want to change the entire system for personal motives'

62 Years On, Why Is Shin Bet Still Hiding Details on Israel Kastner's Murder?

‘National security and a lack of resources’ is the official explanation for curtailing information about death of Israeli journalist accused of collaboration with the Nazis – but a Holocaust historian is petitioning the High Court to open the archives

The Israeli Lawyer Who Defends the Most Violent Fighters Against the Occupation

Palestinians with knives don’t scare attorney Lea Tsemel. A new documentary deconstructs the controversial character who will defend anyone who opposes the occupation – even if they resort to the most violent means

Iran Is Choosing the Time and Place to Confront America

Repeating mistakes of Obama administration, U.S. is allowing itself to become distracted from other places where Iran is advancing its agenda, both in the Middle East and further afield

Israeli Army Inks $127-million Deal With Elbit to Develop Next Generation of Artillery Cannons

The cannons are expected to improve the effectiveness of the army’s artillery, requiring fewer soldiers to operate them and cutting maintenance costs

Months After Issuing Tender, Israeli Military Still Has No Answer to Aerial Arson From Gaza

The IDF acknowledges it was slow to grasp the effect of the aerial threat on the sense of security in border communities; Laser-based weapon in development by defense establishment not yet operational