State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan's six-year term ends Monday, but the justice minister and attorney general seem to disagree over a temporary replacement

One of the hundreds of commenters reflecting frustration of Israeli voters regarding what they view as a pointless and wasteful exercise suggested finding a flavor that tastes like 'disappointment and desperation'

Four Israelis will be on the 30-rider, international team called 'Israel Start-Up Nation'

Organization doesn’t want to extend Zeev Rotstein’s contract, but government officials praise his role in turning around the financially distressed institution

Over one-third of Israel’s territory is designated as army firing zones. What happens when the Israel National Trail passes through one?

Mark Esper's call came after a senior U.S. military official warned last week that attacks by Iranian-backed groups on bases hosting U.S. forces in Iraq were pushing all sides closer to an uncontrollable escalation

As the Israeli economy has grown, the need for American assistance has decreased and the actual costs for Israel of a dependency on American arms are becoming more evident

Though many on the pro-settler right still think Trump is a divine miracle, senior Israeli officials have come to the disquieting realization that, in its hour of need, Israel can't rely on the president