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In an unheard of move, the court spokeswoman sent out a message, coordinated with the police, summarizing Supreme Court President Esther Hayut's testimony immediately after she had given it.

In an unheard of move, the court spokeswoman sent out a message, coordinated with the police, summarizing Supreme Court President Esther Hayut's testimony immediately after she had given it.

Netanyahu on tour of fortified emergency room in Ashkelon says while we fortify hospitals, in Gaza they build terrorist tunnels.

It is our hope that our nomination can be a small contribution to move a difficult conflict away from the military sphere and into the sphere of politics, international justice, debate and dialogue.

Netanyahu says the case is "madness" and "a witch hunt against me and my family."

I nominate BDS for the Nobel Peace Prize to expose this (dis)honor for what it has become.

Polish-Jewish relations and illegal migrants in Israel, our readers have their say.

Powerful forces are pushing against the rule of law, attempting to derail it.

The storm in Polish-Israeli relations has already begun.

Perhaps the “Israelite Spring” is finally upon us. While the path to peace cannot lie solely in defense, it may lie in the active reuniting of roots and dispersed family trees.

This deal sends a message that openly doing business with Israel is something that is both acceptable and beneficial.

The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance honors pianist Prof. Allan Sternfield.

72 minutes of the hour-and-a-half film are in one take, and from the perspective of the shooter.

We should exert maximum pressure on those who continue seeking to besmirch Netanyahu to desist and enable him to fulfill his role without being continuously distracted.

The late singer is honored.

The Egyptian deal is proof the naysayers were wrong.

The nine-candidate field is nearly double the size of the current Meretz faction, which has five MKs.

Residents are saying they will not leave, raising the prospect of a fresh confrontation in Umm al-Hiran a year after a house demolition operation during which two died in disputed circumstances.

Of the $15 billion, the Israeli government should get around 50% of the revenues according to one private energy consultant.

Blair, who served concurrently during Sacks' tenure as Chief Rabbi of Britain, called him one of his "heroes."