If Iraqi Kurds vote in referendum for independence next month, Iran and Turkey could launch an invasion, while Israel and the U.S. may be forced to sit on the sidelines to protect ties with Ankara
The education minister is defending gender segregation on campus for his own political interests and not for the benefit of the ultra-Orthodox Jews who need to be integrated into academia and the workforce.
As Netanyahu's legal troubles mount, six men are positioning themselves for the post-Bibi era: Yisrael Katz, Gideon Sa’ar, Naftali Bennett, Avigdor Lieberman, Avi Gabbay and Yair Lapid
Finkelstein, who passed away Saturday, was the first foreign strategist to take over an Israeli political campaign; to this day, his legacy of negative, pithy ads remains
But ramming attack that kills 13 in Barcelona also shows that as long as motivation exists, it will be very difficult to prevent further atrocities
Our duty is to make clear to Jewish apologists on both the right and left that we’re no longer prepared to tolerate anti-Semitism or racism in any guise
The far left’s presumption to be the only true opponent of the far right hides the fact it share the same methods and attitudes to the media and democracy
Why Trump’s tweet on 'military solutions are now fully in place' is much more worrying than his 'fire and fury' remark
The Labour leader ran a successful campaign, defying the polls. But can he ever make it to 10 Downing Street?
The Conservatives and Labour won an astonishing 82 percent of the vote in Thursday’s election, but Britain’s impending departure from the European Union could still cause a political earthquake