Three people were later arrested near the central Israeli city of Ramle, though a link between the incident and the suspects is still under investigation

More than 3,600 antisemitic incidents were recorded in the United States in 2022, according to the ADL

The victory of the anti-government, pro-democracy movement is not assured – but within the current crisis lies an opportunity for growth

Palestinians earlier approached the border fence throwing stones, detonating explosives and burning tires, with some reporting knee injuries from IDF fire and one journalist who wounded from a smoke grenade

At huge expense to Israeli taxpayers, the prime minister (and his wife) are spending six days in the U.S., where he will be one in a long list of second-level leaders to meet with Biden at the UN ■ At home, it's becoming even clearer that Netanyahu is being held hostage by the two far-right party leaders in his coalition

In Tuesday’s historic hearing on challenges to the Israeli government’s law repealing judicial review, most justices seemed inclined to strike it down – the first time that the court would be disqualifying a Basic Law

Netanyahu's government knows that the deep political crisis could harm the army and the security service. Nevertheless, the hunting season has begun

Noa Landau, Esther Solomon and Allison Kaplan Sommer break down the latest on Israel’s judicial coup in this exclusive, subscriber-only briefing