Opinion

After 13 months as defendants, a Jewish couple won dismissal of a lawsuit over comments they made on an Instagram post.

The ICC has serious flaws, but the US cannot ignore its own record of supporting international courts while rejecting the same principles at home.

The success of haredi enlistment will not be measured only by how many young men put on a uniform, but also by how many will have a community and a future.

Vienna’s search for two missing Israelis highlights the tension between family’s right to know and an adult’s right to privacy.

Netanyahu’s failure to confront violent settlers is damaging Israel’s standing abroad and exposing what critics call a double standard of justice.

Israel has answered questions about its conduct for decades, and must continue to answer legitimate ones. But after decades of exceptional institutional scrutiny, Israel is entitled to ask questions

Greece, once among Israel’s harshest European critics, is turning to Israeli technology for its defense in a landmark NIS 10 billion air-defense deal, highlighting a dramatic shift in bilateral ties.

That August 17 meeting brought Netanyahu together with the three-man team of Kushner, Mladenov, and Sir Tony Blair. They had just returned from an unprecedented negotiating session in Egypt.

Political extremes are draining words of meaning, weaponizing language and distorting the debate over Israel, Zionism and the Jews.

The discovery of the Altalena wreck has revived old political divisions, with the Right using its legacy as a weapon ahead of Israel’s elections.