A plot by President Rivlin and Gideon Sa'ar to dethrone Benjamin Netanyahu may sound absurd, but what is less fatuous is the fact that, with possible indictments hovering, the premier is fighting for his life

If Gaza doesn’t boil over in the near future, Netanyahu would likely everything within his power to leave the conflict on a low flame, at least until the next election

A staggering 81 percent of graduates from 10 academic institutions failed the most recent Israeli bar exam. Greater transparency will force these institutions to up their game

Recent Economist-YouGov surveys indicate that the generally positive views of Israel are being steadily eroded in the hyperpolarized Trump era

After Israel's establishment in 1948, relatives of Y. and his wife B. – offspring of their siblings – embarked on a fight in the Israeli courts about who should inherit a property in Israel

The Trump administration’s chaos may be worse than what’s going on here, but that’s cold comfort given the Netanyahu government’s methodological actions to undermine the state

The appointment of Kochavi, who is deputy chief of staff and a former head of the Northern Command and the intelligence corps, is subject to the approval of the senior appointments committee and the cabinet

Israeli PM meets sultan in first such meeting since 1996 ■ Leaders discuss ways to achieve 'peace and stability' ■ This week saw a visit to Israel by the chief of general staff of Azerbaijan, another neighbor of Iran