All the elements of Hans Christian Andersen's immortal tale were in play in Israel's concocted political crisis this week

An investigation by a tech magazine reveals how gun enthusiasts fight for their right to bear arms through Wikipedia. Even Dirty Harry gets pulled into the fray

One rabbi who attended the meetings says his 'heart is filled with sadness' at the prospect of Israel deporting African asylum seekers- especially before the Passover holiday

We had so many sensible reasons not to intervene in the carnage. But one day, when it’s finally over, we will ask why we did so little to help our neighbors

Currency appreciation has made Israel's bustling global city rise on the most-expensive list from 34th place five years ago, joining the top-ten with Singapore, Paris and Hong Kong

Car2Go, founded in 2005, holds a virtual monopoly on car-sharing in Israeli cities

In Hebron, troops killed Mohammed Jabri, a mentally disabled man who was not able to speak and had been raising his 4-year-old son alone

An IDF officer said the scenario simulated a moment when Russia believed Israel was harming its interests in the region, sparking a massive cyber warfare attack in which hundreds were killed