No bullets were found in the body of Alessandro Parini, who was killed in a terror attack in Tel Aviv on Friday

Nura Gheith Sub Laban has lived in the same home in the Muslim Quarter since she was born. From 1967, she’s been on a Kafkaesque journey paved with lawsuits and harassment with only one goal: to kick her out

Jamming of satellite-based navigation systems reached a six-month peak at the end of a week that saw Israel intercept an Iranian UAV and dozens of rockets from Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip, consequently interfering with the operation of planes in Israeli airspace

The Israel Democracy Institute was founded in 1991 to fight for democracy. Even so, the ferocity of the government’s efforts surprised its scholars – as did the depth of public resistance to the legislation

In just three months, Israel's government of national lunacy has eroded its international standing, its domestic coherence and its national security. And our genocidal enemies are watching our self-inflicted disarray with glee

Two years after Uri Buri was burned down, its owner still says Jews and Arabs can live together

Just 20 percent of respondents in the Channel 13 poll say that Netanyahu is doing well as a prime minister, compared to the 71 percent who say that he is doing badly