For almost 40 years as a diplomat and politician, Benjamin Netanyahu’s ideology triumphed over the Palestinians, the Israeli left and the very concept of what makes a successful prime minister

Netanyahu's rule changed everything in Israeli politics, drawing the Haredi parties deep into the right, pushing the Palestinians out of discourse, and rendering indisputable the Iranian existential threat. This is how it happened

Renowned biblical scholar Richard Elliott Friedman suggests we got it wrong all along: that the real culprits weren’t the Babylonians

Micky Ron, a former engineer at the Dimona reactor, sheds light on Israeli atomic energy experts' role in foiling Saddam Hussein’s nuclear plans, and confirms Mossad complicity in a related, earlier operation in France

Benjamin Netanyahu could have been leading a stable government in Israel right now. Instead, former allies like incoming Prime Minister Naftali Bennett brought him down after he betrayed and lied to them for too long

The outgoing prime minister entered politics with four main goals. He achieved them, but to what end?