Special Editorial: Democrats First
The despicable incidents over the past few weeks have laid bare a dark truth: the Democratic Party has become a safe harbor for anti-Semites
Israelis and Palestinians fed up as bid to end burning of e-waste fails
223 plastic-burning sites have been found in Palestinian villages and Israeli settlements, but such industries' importance in the West Bank economy make it difficult to find a solution
Democrats introduce anti-BDS resolution that backs two-state solution
Effort seen as answer to Republican attempts to promote legislation that does not distinguish between Israel and settlements in the West Bank
Faced with new wave of West Bank attacks, Israeli army will have to adapt
When the army faced a similar wave of brazen attacks in the fall of 2015, the commanders were quick to change tactics
Israel’s submarine affair is serious. Then Netanyahu opened a Pandora’s Box
Many former security officials describe the affair as the most significant corruption scandal Israel has known
How Netanyahu team’s Golan-for-peace talks with Assad failed
Officials involved in the prime minister's past talks with Damascus say they included detailed scenarios for an Israeli withdrawal from the Golan in exchange for Syria’s disengagement from Iran
Arab media personality regrets visit to Israel: 5 things to know from past week
Ex-PA minister says Hamas made 'fateful' error in cracking down on protests in Gaza; Jordan's former ambassador to Israel asserts Jewish state and US 'killing' two-state solution
Diaspora Jews await a post-Netanyahu era, but then what?
Many Diaspora Jews feel it would be easier to defend Israel without Netanyahu – but he has served as a distraction from real differences between them and Israeli Jews
Trump denies Golan Heights announcement meant to help Netanyahu re-election campaign
President says 'whoever’s against him is also in favor of what I just did' amid claims that support for recognizing Israeli sovereignty in Golan is geared at boosting prime minister
Trump tweet does little for Golan, but much for Netanyahu, critics charge
Any US recognition of Israeli sovereignty won't actually change the legal status of the territory, but it will likely boost Netanyahu at the ballot box
A Brief History of the Golan Heights, Claimed by Israel and Syria
On Thursday, President Trump tweeted about a hilly plateau beside the Sea of Galilee that has been one of Israel’s quieter frontiers for 52 years
Zahavi equalizer gives Israel 1-1 tie against Slovenia as Euro play starts
National soccer team begins campaign to qualify for Euro cup tourney for first time ever, faces Austria at home on Sunday
Trump’s support for Israel’s sovereignty over Golan Heights expected to make waves at UN
President Trump on Thursday tweeted his support for the United States to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, but like his move to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Trump's decision is at odds with United Nations resolutions and likely won't bode well with U
Trump’s Golan declaration: Blessing for Netanyahu, message to Russia
The international response is likely to be weak, and returning the Golan isn't something most Israelis support
By recognizing Golan, US seen ‘solving’ a problem that doesn’t exist
The status quo on the plateau, in which Israel's control was neither recognized nor challenged, will likely be upended by Trump's move, and not in Israel's favor, experts warn
Israeli troops got off easy after abusing a Palestinian family. Here’s what actually happened
A family of shepherds living in miserable tents, a father and son brutalized at the hands of Israeli soldiers: The painful and ongoing saga of the Shalada family of Kobar
The Golan Heights and Trump’s announcement, explained
Why Israel has increasingly pushed for international recognition of its annexation of the Golan and what the US move could mean
AIPAC downplays absence of Democratic presidential contenders at Conference
Senators Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris among those staying away from the March 24-26 event in D
Having been ‘knifed in the back,’ these Israeli Druze won’t be backing Bibi this time around
The Druze have a history of voting for right-wing parties, but this Election Day they vow to help unseat those behind the legislation that turned them into 'second-class citizens'