'Not even 48 hours since blood flowed at synagogue?'

Some carrying Syrian flags, protesters try to block residents from entering balloting center in the Golan's largest Druze village

There was a terrible darkness in Your house, Lord. But then there was light

The long-time Shas parliamentarian, who served as MK and chair of various Knesset committees, tried to avoid internal politics and was esteemed by party colleagues

When only the Zionist leader’s foot appeared in a photo with Wilhelm II, it was time for a 19th-century ‘Photoshop’ effort

Some 70 Eritrean children were moved to a new preschool in Netanya. Their parents are boycotting the school in protest

Netanyahu’s man in Washington, Ron Dermer, and the rest of the Israeli government consider the extreme right in the United States and elsewhere a partner in the battle against radical Islam and asylum seekers

The center-left continually claims the end of the Netanyahu era. But a future cannot be built on desperate dreams, eulogies and efforts to be more right wing than the right wing