11 years overdue and after countless setbacks and malfunctions, regular service on bridge-and-tunnel railway set to begin on Saturday night

Liberman offers No. 2 slot in party to sweeten deal in hopes of bringing in extra three seats in March elections, but former justice minister and New Right deputy spurns offer

Right-wing lawmakers refuse to sign pledge for Netanyahu until Yisrael Beytenu does; Blue and White also racing for 61 signatures; another Likud MK expresses doubts about Netanyahu

After Yisrael Beytenu leader called the ultra-Orthodox 'anti-Zionists,' Haredi MKs slam 'horror show' and liken it to Kishinev pogrom; others accuse him of leading to 3rd election

Politicians and others say Trump administration's shift away from 1978 decision that found settlements inconsistent with international law gives Israel cover to lay claim to land

NIS 12 million institution will reportedly showcase leaders' historical radio speeches as well as rare music and audio

Hardline transportation minister says vast majority of Israelis don't want 'those people' in charge of country, laments that 'hatred of Netanyahu leading to such an extreme'

Netanyahu's son complains of 'dictatorship,' Smotrich warns of 'deep state' action; police say devices will only be examined with court order, and only for contacts tied to case

Politicians left and right, NGOs decry riot near Yitzhar; PM says there will be 'no tolerance toward lawbreakers'

Former justice minister, whose New Right party didn't sign statement against joining minority coalition backed by the Joint List, says earlier document was enough