Troops, tanks and artillery guns were fixtures of Independence Day celebrations until 1973, when the high costs and logistic nightmares of the events stopped the practice

Surviving participants in Israeli air strike that destroyed Saddam's nuclear site gather to retrace mission that 'remade the Middle East'

Michal Shir joins former boss Gideon Sa'ar in publicly criticizing PM's attempt to gain parliamentary immunity, criticizes passing legislation for personal reasons

Newly opened urban park Ketef Hinnom and its surroundings combine history, nature and stunning views in the heart of the capital

The former vice president who will announce his candidacy on Thursday has along, rich and deep Jewish record, from his oft-told anecdotes about Golda Meir to his Jewish in-laws