Ultra-Orthodox party says it will take action against city's 'shameful decision' to have shuttle bus lines operate on the Jewish day of rest

Zeev Rotstein and other top hospital officials reportedly being investigated by Finance Ministry over 2017 children's caner ward crisis

Political culture, stringent slander laws, inadequate sentencing and a taboo against reporting make it difficult to prosecute suspects, critics say

Law enforcement slated to recommend Yaakov Litzman be charged for pressuring employees to prevent extradition of Malka Leifer, who faces 74 child sex abuse charges in Australia

A 2001 law promised housing and medical care to this group of heroes, but scandalously has never been implemented. Maybe interest sparked by the new TV series will change that

UTJ refused this week to join a government that would pass an unaltered law regulating the ultra-Orthodox army draft. But who is the religious authority behind the decision?

Foreign Minister Israel Katz says Yisrael Beytenu chief blew up coalition talks because he hoped to prevent PM from forming coalition

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’

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

Party's Gafni in favor of rejecting Yisrael Beytenu if it passes electoral threshold; Litzman: 'We'll remember this. We were extorted'