From the Ethiopian community protesting police brutality to demonstrations over day care centers, renewed social protest might play in the hands of Labor's new leader Amir Peretz
Private placement of 500 million euro was bought up by a single European pension fund, Finance Ministry says
Far-rightist Bezalel Smotrich, the new transportation minister, is already making his presence felt by helping stall the plan that covers everything from energy to mining to water use
Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked is also eyeing a career in cannabis - a move that's increasingly logical
Ministers approve measures as red ink swells to 3.8% of GDP. Bank of Israel chief says more painful steps lie ahead
Documents show Washington’s demands for big increases in duty-free quotas for 40 different product categories
World’s leading aviation exhibit started on Monday amid highest levels of defense spending in more than 30 years
Citing anti-boycott law, group seeks to bar burger chain from lucrative Ben-Gurion Airport contract and warns other businesses may be targeted
Israel Aerospace Industries takes used passenger jets and converts them to cargo use for the retail giant, that shocked the local industry when it started operations here
Idle lawmakers will cost government hundreds of millions of shekels this year, despite the fact that most of them have until now only voted to dissolve the Knesset
As deadline for Netanyahu to form a coalition looms, Treasury estimates new elections would cost 475 million shekels 'for which there’s no money in the budget'
As lobbying government officials hasn't been enough, hundreds have joined governing Likud in recent weeks over issues like water and foreign workers
Currently, Israeli produce is not subject to import duties in the United States, whereas Israel taxes american exports limiting the quantities with quotas
A draft permit published by the Labor Ministry will permit companies to have people work during the Eurovision so long as it is 'crucial'
Ultra-Orthodox parties have shifted national priorities and the worst is yet to come, warns report by the Shoresh Institution
United Torah Judaism hopes to push its religious agenda, as Netanyahu signals he has no intentions of naming far-right settler leader Bezalel Smotrich as justice minister
The government could be saving hundreds of millions annually by eliminating offices devoted to strategic affairs and Jerusalem
Government funding will cover pricey campaign costs for winning parties, but those who found themselves outside Knesset won't be so lucky
The post is likely to go to a junior partner in the governing coalition, mostly likely the incumbent Moshe Kahlon or the Zehut party's Moshe Feiglin
A year after debt pact, Palestinian electricity bills to Israel are piling up
The cannons are expected to improve the effectiveness of the army’s artillery, requiring fewer soldiers to operate them and cutting maintenance costs
Zehut leader Moshe Feiglin and his candidate for finance minister discuss their eclectic platform with TheMarker
The defense establishment isn't a business than can quantify its output. As its clients, we are right to expect it to operate efficiently. Here's how it can do it
After a 30-year career that brought him to the pinnacle of Intel in the U.S., Perlmutter has joined Orli Levi-Abekasis’ Gesher Party
The U.S. has been pressing Israel to vet Chinese investments and Netanyahu is likely to comply before his D.C. visit
The Israel edition of Forbes magazine released a ranking of Israel's richest politicians shortly after Netanyahu was ordered to pay back $300,000 he accepted from a wealthy cousin to cover his legal fees
Moshe Kahlon ally denies timing of announcement connected with elections ■ The program can’t be approved until the next government is formed
Hanan Melcer, also a Supreme Court justice, expresses particular concern about anonymous election ads posted on social media. 'I can't say that I'm at ease'
Haaretz sent a list of questions to all political parties, asking their positions on a range of issues from the right to strike to drafting ultra-Orthodox men into the army
Netanyahu is expected to use the services of prominent pollster John McLaughin, who advised him in the 2015 campaign, now that the prime minister's former associate is now advising his right-wing competition