The entire Israeli political system is hoping that, one way or another, the Knesset's summer recess will take the heat off the government's judicial coup ■ The prime minister's upcoming trip to China will be seen as another poke in the eye for the U.S., amid already strained relations between Washington and Jerusalem

The Turkish president represses opposition, dismantled his country’s legal system and destroyed its economy, but Netanyahu can only envy his ability to maneuver in the international arena and his relations with the major powers

Rallies have been held in five American cities, days before Israeli President Isaac Herzog is due to address a joint session of Congress

Players from a religious West Bank settlement refused to play against 12-year-old Ayala Yamin - and the Israel Basketball Association backed them

The attorney general's adherence to Netanyahu's corruption indictments makes her his prime target, but it's uncertain if he will swiftly dismiss her. 'She’s good for him,' says a minister, because as long as she exists, 'he has someone to blame'

The major U.S. paper's editorial board says Washington treats the Netanyahu government 'worse than they do the ruling mullahs in Iran,' and criticizes its handling of the West Bank, Jerusalem and Saudi Arabia

Protesters block traffic in the Fureidis junction south of Haifa, are met with police officers using stun grenades to disperse them

According to a police source, the father said in his investigation that he shot his step-son, who reportedly had known mental health issues, after he threatened him with a knife