The story behind Sinatra's hand-knit yarmulke was untold until now

Or, why new novels by Gary Shteyngart and Meg Wolitzer, and nonfiction books on the Mossad and the Kishinev pogrom, should make your end-of-year reading list

Jamal Khashoggi’s murder rocked the region and the world, but the area was characterized by other important strategic events – and a couple of leaders knew how to play it right and end up on top

Netanyahu is greeted by Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of the Brazilian president-elect with whom he is slated to meet during his state visit

Even though Netanyahu sought to declare the Hezbollah tunnel op over, the Israeli army will need at least a few more weeks ■ A false U.S. report shows just how fondly conspiracies are received in Israel

Move is response to Israeli decision to block entry of West Bank Palestinian produce

Netanyahu is worried that smaller right-wing parties will be left out of the Knesset in the election – but he's really looking out for himself

Netanyahu is putting pressure on the attorney general so that he doesn’t dare to indict him and wants to instill in the public the idea that a prime minister can retain this post even while on trial for corruption