The controversy over the Asi Stream is just one case of areas designated for use by everyone that are quietly closed off by local residents

The interrogators dropped bombshell after bombshell, constantly catching Netanyahu off guard. Time and again he pounded on the table. He spoke frankly about his wife, his children. The interrogators accused him of lying, said his replies were embarrassing. Don’t talk to me like that, he retorted. They did not knuckle under

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: One family that's growing closer to its religion, and another searching for its roots (and good food) in Bulgaria

After inconclusive overnight debate, Netanyahu bids to circumvent Knesset with 2 P.M. lockdown looming ■ Opposition figures support tighter lockdown, but insistence on banning Balfour protests remains sticking point ■ High court says it will oppose

The pandemic has wiped out many advantages of city living, driving many with means to seek temporary and permanent alternatives outside of them

Buses and trains run until 8:00 P.M. on weekdays; No intercity service on weekends

Younger Israelis have gotten a bad deal economically from their elders, but there’s still time to fix many of the problems

It was the affair that shocked Saint-Germain-des-Pres: French Jewish philosopher Raphael Enthoven left his wife, Justine Levy, for supermodel Carla Bruni – who was his father's lover at the time. His new 'autobiographical novel' only made things worse