Lawyer calls quashing of charge for poem by Dareen Tatour a 'victory for freedom of expression'; two convictions for social media posts upheld

Blue and White deputy leader says he'll help Yisrael Beytenu pass increase to pension assistance for elderly Russians

After delays in contract talks and pressure from anti-Israel activists, pop diva confirmed for show during Saturday final of international song contest

Members of group made up of musicians with disabilities say they'll give best possible performance after quitting race to represent Israel so as not to violate Jewish day of rest

Jerusalem mayor asks Netanyahu to ban Alstom from participating in any projects nationwide after it pulls out of bid for construction of capital's new branch

Amid reports the PM will seek legislation that will protect him from prosecution in 3 criminal cases, ToI publishes in English for the first time the full interim charge sheet

Pop superstar reportedly yet to ink document for planned performance during Saturday night final of song contest; holdup related to broadcast rights over one of her hit singles

Likud party sources reportedly claim PM considering coalition without Liberman's Yisrael Beytenu by fielding just 60 of the Knesset's 120 MKs -- but Kahlon opposes the idea

Substandard education and brain drain are urgent existential threats to the country, says economist Dan Ben-David, and politicians need to do something before it’s too late

Police reportedly investigating if blast was so-called 'work accident' that took place while explosives were being transported; dead man said to be associate of known criminals