Education minister hits back at council of university heads, which criticized approval of medical school at university in settlement of Ariel, saying it would lead to 'loss of trust'
Netanyahu's glaring exclusion from the event would be latest sign of recent tensions between the Israeli prime minister and Adelson, his longstanding patron
Five participants left the program in public protest in order to visit Hebron and Bethlehem with Breaking the Silence: 'Israel tour is one-sided' ■ Birthright: We're apolitical and reject promotion of any agenda
New hearing to deal with principle of whether a public figure must reveal information about conversations with members of the media
Following days of speculation, Foreign Minister Sandra Jovel says American magnate offered Boeing 767 to officials flying to embassy relocation ceremony
Water-Gen, which Netanyahu mentioned in his speech at this year's AIPAC conference, is owned by Russian-Israeli billionaire Mikhael Mirilashvili and aims to create drinkable water out of air
Trump’s new national security adviser never saw a war he didn’t love, an enemy he didn’t want to blow up or a diplomatic agreement worth the paper it’s written on
Not everyone we Jews don’t like is Hitler. Not everyone who opposes Israel’s government is an anti-Semite. Not every figure on the Jewish right is a Farrakhan
It’s immoral and indefensible that Women’s March leader Tamika Mallory is currying favor with a despicable man. But as we pillory her, remember: We U.S. Jews tolerate, and frequently honor, our own Farrakhans - because we’re dependent on them
Many supporters of the embassy relocation don't think a private citizen should be funding the move; embassy 'should belong to every American equally'