The meeting last week between Eisenkot and Ehud Barak, a former IDF chief, comes at a politically sensitive time and could provoke Netanyahu to demand explanations

Avi Dichter says he finds it worrisome that 90% of Palestinians object to disarming the military organizations in Gaza. But what's more worrisome is that Israel's being portrayed as the party being targeted by violence

The camp discovered by Armageddon is the only full-scale Roman legionary base found so far in the East: It housed the 'Ironclad' Sixth Legion, a cremated comrade in a cooking pot, and a Sacred Eagle, whose birdly squawks would be interpreted as portents of war

Ischak Jebrini and his son wake up each morning at 3 A.M. to dry-roast, hull and stone grind sesame seeds into the regional staple with bygone craftsmanship

Sources in Finance Minister Kahlon's Kulanu party say he fears that some of its Knesset members could bolt if the police recommend indicting Netanyahu

Israelis who sought to acquire legal status for their foreign spouses have found their own citizenship called into question. The state has apparently forgotten its job - to serve the public

Israel has the highest rate of foreign investment relative to gross domestic product, according to a report by the Finance Ministry's chief economist

High Court paves way for Leviathan gas; Regulator: No bitcoin companies on TASE