What constitutes a legitimate excuse to dissolve the government: the poll Netanyahu conducted before firing Livni and Lapid

Discoveries include a bust relief of Adolf Hitler, magnifying glasses inside elegant boxes with swastikas and a macabre medical device used to measure head size

While the Palestinian leader's words of peace are not sharp or precise, his remarks about the holy right of return and the martyrs are surprisingly clear

The extended cuts follow a refusal by the Palestinian Authority to pay for electricity from Israel, as Egypt reportedly readies a diesel shipment to help power a Gazan power plant

Channel 2 photographer Eli Venus, from an Alawite village on the Lebanese border, arrived to the event with other colleagues but was singled out for 'humiliating' security checks

Two days before Kushner arrives in the Mideast to discuss renewing peace process, Netanyahu slams Palestinian president

Street art has made the Florentin neighborhood one of Tel Aviv’s most popular tourist areas. But the deluge of tour groups has outraged locals - and the artists themselves

West Bank settlers angry over plan, while the senior officers who drafted it at the government's behest take the heat