Netanyahu deploys AI videos as political weapon, aimed at voter fears of Arab power
As opposition leaders ready to run against him, the prime minister and Likud mock them as supposedly controlled by Arab politicians
As opposition leaders ready to run against him, the prime minister and Likud mock them as supposedly controlled by Arab politicians
And a horrifying speech this week proved it
The prime minister may come to resemble his political idol — just not in the way he hoped
What a looming vote reveals about the governing coalition’s direction, and Israel’s future
“The court is ordering an end to the foot-dragging,” Reform Movement attorneys say a decade after a deal to expand egalitarian prayer was struck
The best way to avoid responsibility for a failure is to make everyone else responsible, too
The US approach to advocacy widened the gap between how American Jews relate to Israel and how Israelis understand themselves
Israel is still living in the shadow of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's assassination 30 years ago