There are times in human history when pressure from above changes the political geography for the better – when superpowers call the shots. This may be such a time.
By Fania Oz-Salzberger
Around 300,000 protest in Tel Aviv and 200,000 nationwide amid outpouring of anger and sadness over murder of hostages
By Joshua Marks
The activists are planning four days of action to force Netanyahu to call an election and agree to a ceasefire in Gaza
By JC Reporter
The government's choice of one of its biggest opponents has surprised observers and has met with mixed reactions from government members
By David Isaac
Some of the highest ranking members of Israel's Air Force are refusing to fly, one pilot explains why
By Josh Kaplan
By Richard Pater
Where this goes from here is far from clear - and it is still possible President Isaac Herzog’s compromise track will yield fruit
Sunday's Defend Israeli Democracy UK demonstration in Trafalgar Square drew up to 1,500 British and Israeli Jews
By Daniel Ben-David
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By Melanie Phillips
Ignore the misleading, boilerplate columns, the protests are part of a manipulative, aggressive plot
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A second naval reservist's status will be reviewed in the coming days
By Jonathan Freedland
The paradox is that the very issues driving millions to turn away from Israel in despair simultaneously demand we involve ourselves in the country more vigorously than ever
Netanyahu said he was confident he can strike a deal with the Saudis under which the countries have official diplomatic relations
The polls comes as the Israeli prime minister pushes through a set of controversial judicial reforms
By Simon Rocker
The Israeli prime minister also made clear that he was still trying to reach a consensus on judicial reform with opposition parties
The Israeli prime minister described his coalition’s proposed changes to the Supreme Court as 'a minor correction'
By Alan Dershowitz
Protesters are wrong when they claim that this judicial reform will end Israeli democracy
It comes as the Knesset ratified new legislation that rolls back some Supreme Court powers, despite mass protests