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Former head of agency's operational response to the Iranian nuclear program says fractured Israeli society detrimental to Israel posing a credible military threat after leaders in Tehran regard Netanyahu government incapable of action in mass public opposition

Opinion: The chances of Israeli democracy crumbling as a result of the judicial overhaul may seem very slim to many Israelis, but even this small probability can turn out to be a disaster

According to Bloomberg, Russia offers Iran 'unprecedented defense cooperation, including in the field of missiles, electronics and air defense'; Analysts believe that open military conflict with Iran could trigger an unprecedented regional confrontation, and affect the world's oil supply

Jewish community outraged at comparison in report invoking Anne Frank; Netherlands chief rabbi slams report as 'outright antisemitic'

As Wednesday marked a huge day for protests all over the country decrying the judicial reform, Holon is the latest city to join the list of local municipalities where people, waving flags and chanting aloud, are taking to the streets by the thousands

Ahead of this year’s Purim, baker Michal Prevor’s gone a bit wild, offering a collection of hamantaschen decorated to look like animals, with portion of proceeds donated to charity

Society of London Theatre listed Israeli stars Alon Aboutboul, Miri Mesika in Best Actor and Best Actress categories for their role in 'The Band's Visit' play

Demonstrators block roads and stop train travel in protest over legislative push to reform judicial system; call on government to stop their 'assault on Israel's democracy and push to destroy the judiciary'; police use force to clear roads

Epicenter located near Tiberias on the Great Rift Valley, where major quake expected to hit anytime after last big one recorded in 1927; residents from Beit She'an, Kiryat Shmona, and Tiberias call on decision-makers to take necessary steps

For the first time in two decades of existence, by a vote of nine to one, Arbitration Committee, or ArbCom, decides to look into the allegations without receiving a formal request to do so