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By Maayan Lubell JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial resumes on Monday, when Israel's longest-serving leader will have to enter his plea to charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. Involving secret recordings, media moguls, gifts of cigars and champagne and aides' betrayals, the three corruption cases have all the makings of a political thriller. WILL IT BRING HIM DOWN? Netanyahu has managed to stay in office throughout the investigations and three election campaigns - with a fourth election due on March 23. He denies wrongdoing and a trial is likel...

Israel's handling of coronavirus seems like a success. Residents tell a different story. Yardena Schwartz © Provided by NBC News TEL AVIV — As Israel outpaces Western nations in its Covid-19 vaccination effort, it has become a role model for a world aching to return to life as it once was. The country has inoculated a third of its population of 9 million in little more than a month, and over 80 percent of those 60 and older. But if you ask most Israelis, the country's handling of the coronavirus has been anything but a success story. A recent poll by the nonpartisan Israel...

Benjamin Netanyahu never rests. Because he continues to live in fear, because he knows he has been perpetuating categorical lies since the beginning of time, he is obviously in panic. He is currently in panic again because the Biden administration may choose to opt out of the Israeli script, particularly with respect to Iran. We have already witnessed how the entire Israeli regime has been in a state of confusing because Biden plans to rehabilitate the Iran nuclear deal. According to Benjamin Netanyahu, rehabilitating the Iran deal is not a good political move for Biden, despite the fact that...

Israel: A monument to anti-Netanyahu demonstrators stirs debate A call to violence or fight for democracy? Israeli artist Itay Zalait creates a polarizing new work. Israeli artist Itay Zalait atop his statue If one isn’t used to crossing Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, they might be forgiven for thinking the statue of a kneeling man holding an Israeli flag has long been there. The 900-kilogram bronze sculpture on a five-ton pedestal seems larger than life — and made to endure. The work, called Israel's Hero, was inspired by an iconic photo of a young Israeli demonstrator kneeling on the stre...

Israel: A monument to anti-Netanyahu demonstrators stirs debate dw.com 12/21/2020 Sarah Judith Hofmann A call to violence or fight for democracy? Israeli artist Itay Zalait creates a polarizing new work. © Jack Guez/APF/Getty Images Israeli artist Itay Zalait atop his statue If one isn’t used to crossing Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, they might be forgiven for thinking the statue of a kneeling man holding an Israeli flag has long been there. The 900-kilogram bronze sculpture on a five-ton pedestal seems larger than life — and made to endure. The work, called Israel's Her...