Gideon Sa'ar was an outsider far to the right of Likud, but he went on to help Netanyahu transform the party from a beaten shell of itself to a fighting parliamentary machine. Now he's back to try to take over the party

In contrast to Bibi's sycophants, Sa’ar is a true Likudnik, perhaps the last one

Israel is now publicly lobbying congress to approve Trump's massive arms deals with UAE, amid growing criticism on Capitol Hill

In an index that examines the gaps between top-performing and low-performing students in math, Israel is ranked fifth, exceeded only by Turkey and the UAE

The dollar is weakening due to optimism about a global economic recovery, as well as expectations that Washington will launch another economic incentive program

According to survey of employers, hiring will increase by only 3% in first quarter of 2021, with some 10% anticipating increasing their workforce

Government releases study that links low academic achievement to parents' divorce without establishing a causal relationship between the two

Massive attacks by possible state actors masquerading as petty criminals are increasingly an issue in digital warfare – and Israel doesn’t appear to have a policy to combat it