Shmuel Eliyahu accuses spiritual leader Shmuel Tal of having affairs with female followers, justifying them by claiming 'holy spirit' was revealed to him

Following his resort to new elections, PM may now run out of time to pass legislation aimed at evading prosecution in three graft cases

PM launches tirade against Yisrael Beytenu leader who thwarted his efforts to form government, accuses him of systemically destroying right-wing camp, says he ‘cannot be trusted’

Surveys published day after Netanyahu ran out of time to build a majority coalition find support rising for his nemesis Liberman, who would again hold balance of power

Shas chairman says Yisrael Beytenu chief tried to extort Netanyahu with ‘delusional demands’ and used ultra-Orthodox public in bid to oust PM

Complete reconstruction of ruins can be controversial, but adapting ancient buildings to modern uses is part of a worldwide trend to breathe more life into archaeological sites

There is a path to remaking the untenable relationship between the Haredim and the rest of Israel. It requires strategic planning and sensitivity, not opportunism and intolerance

Opposition leader slams ‘cynicism’ and ‘incompetence of a single man’ as Netanyahu dissolves Knesset after he failed to form governing coalition

The annual ten-day event will celebrate reading in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa

Whether it's because Liberman's a 'leftist' or due to PM's legal woes, we're heading back to elections for an unprecedented 2nd time in a single year and few seem happy about it