When the Church of Scientology threatened Louis Theroux, as he attempted to make a documentary about it, he turned the ensuing cat-and-mouse game to his advantage. The result is a reflexive work dotted with reenactments of events in Scientology and its psychological regime of horrors.

Jonathan Weisman, deputy editor at the Times' Washington bureau, opened the floodgates when he called out anti-Semitism in the presumptive nominee's camp.

If statements made by Arnaud Mimran are true, says MK Ksenia Svetlova, then Netanyahu is 'tramping underfoot the ethical standards expected of an elected official.'

In early-20th-century Jaffa and Tel Aviv, pork was a very popular item in local restaurants. So why is it that a century or so later, a growing number of restaurants are refusing to serve it, even if they aren’t kosher?

In the Machiavellian betrayal of his loyal defense minister, the prime minister is lashing out at the scorn he has encountered throughout his life.

Proposal would ensure minimum income for all Israeli retirees.

'Arab citizens are forced to buy and consume imported meat, and must consume meat whose method of slaughtering, the parts that are permitted for eating, and the taste of the meat are forced upon them.'

Habayit Hayehudi welcomes the defense minister's decision, saying that it brings back the honor to Israeli politics.