Army chief presented cabinet with grim scenarios: A war in which Israel conquers the Strip, or weeks of violence after which the sides are back where they started
Playing chess with Hezbollah is one thing. Trying to figure out what Putin wants, in Syria and perhaps also in Lebanon, even as Hezbollah is trying to manufacture weapons there, is a completely different challenge
Mahmoud Abu Asba’s body was found under the rubble by a passerby in Ashkelon after rescue crews had already left the site without noticing him, the woman beside him or another seriously injured woman
Thousands of young European Jews applied to Hebrew University in the 1930s and 1940s in hopes that acceptance would entitle them to a permit to move to pre-state Israel, then controlled by the British, and thereby save their lives
Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked rejects Avichai Mendelblit’s stance, says she will bar Dina Zilber from representing the ministry in the Knesset in the coming term
Tightening Israel-China ties have not yet reached Trump's desk, but one U.S. official warns he will not take to it kindly
The immediate question that arises is, why was the operation carried out now, hours after Netanyahu said he wanted to avoid war ■ Despite the casualties on both sides, the night's events are unlikely to lead to a large-scale operation in Gaza
President Arif Alvi says it supports Palestinians because they have faced 'unprecedented atrocities' like Kashmir
Airline to offer round-trip service via its Reykjavik hub to Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Boston and Montreal
'Spoiled' Israeli scientists who prefer more advanced accelerators, and conditions, in Europe and the U.S. have submitted only three of the 100+ research proposals but maybe they will learn to appreciate the machine so close to home, says Prof. Yuval of Ben-Gurion University
Gabrielle Hamilton and Ana Ros cancel their participation in Tel Aviv's Round Tables festival ■ BDS movement claims victory, but neither chef has confirmed their reasons for cancelling
Demonstrators accuse gov’t of disregarding their security needs, with some demanding resignation of Prime Minister Netanyahu
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Everything in life is a negotiation, according to an expert ■ An aspiring social worker explains how she won over troubled soldiers
Climate change and increased water use is harming Israeli flora and fauna – and making it impossible for nature to survive without some help from humans
Elbit Systems wins $167m Asia-Pacific deal ■ TASE drops on Lieberman resignation news ■ El Al’s offices raided in insider trading probe
