The transfer freeze is an attempt by Netanyahu to portray himself the strong right against Benny Gantz’s weak left ■ The sanctions against the PA and indirectly against Hamas is a result of political factors that could blow up
The center is the first such emergency response line in the world and aims to help businesses and individuals
Meanwhile, Gantz and Levi-Abekasis discuss potential alliance ■ Arab parties Balad, United Arab List agree to run on joint ticket ■ Be'er Sheva mayor refuses second slot on Labor list ■ Lapid reveals Yesh Atid ticket
The former justice and foreign minister says her party won't run in upcoming election: 'I am leaving politics but I will not allow the hope for peace to leave Israel'
Still no suspects in the double murder of Yehuda and Tamar Kaduri ■ Lawyer for the couple's children says 'police are asleep on their watch and are searching in the easy places'
In one incident, a registered nurse punched an 85-year-old patient in the leg while the patient was getting intravenous therapy
Livni’s retirement testifies to the fact that most of the energy and the political ammunition of the center-left is being wasted on infighting
After a report revealed that school principals tried to skew results to artificially boost scores the Teachers Union claims the exams are 'foiling the ability of the education staff to work'
Economists’ warning comes as government reports that GDP growth slid in the second half of 2018
The army has to prepare its soldiers for the kind of difficult scenarios that may occur in wartime. But the need to produce tough soldiers doesn’t justify a mishap ending in death
Fellow soldiers and other sources involved with the exercise say commanders had been warned, but they refused to listen
Iranians are likely headed to Syrian T4 air base, which was struck by Israel twice last year
The group's concept of 'resistance,' which is the foundation of its military existence, is subservient to political and diplomatic considerations if it wishes to help Syria and Iran
Army releases sound recordings of the incident
The electronics company did not name the country it has signed the deal with, but said the contract will be carried out over the next six years
Swarms of tremors are more the norm in northern Israel, where towns have been toppling by earthquake since civilization began, but the Galilee isn’t the region causing Israel’s geologists to lose hair
Nadav Lapid says the fact his film was financed by the Culture Ministry is 'the supreme expression' of Israel's democratic character
The Israeli media is a senior collaborator in blotting out our hostile foreign rule over the Palestinians
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli life insurance saleswoman exploring her religious options, and a violist making her way in the music world
A visit to the new $473.5m airport outside Eilat reveals meticulous architectural attention, including an effort to blend in with the desert and a sophisticated design aesthetic. Only transport issues mar the picture
The growing number of shares trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange have soared based mostly on investors’ inchoate hopes – not on fundamentals
