Mossad says it aided probe into suspected international terror network that Greece says was making final preparations for mass-casualty attack on Jewish restaurant

Surveys from two TV stations show Netanyahu's coalition would fail to form government were elections held today, while opposition parties could see a return to power

Deal cut after national security minister reportedly threatened to quit coalition over decision to halt judicial legislation; critics slam move as handing Ben Gvir private militia

Baharav-Miara says national security minister's appointment 'entails considerable difficulties,' given his criminal past but argues PM is granted 'broad discretion' in such choices

Giora Chamizer said Netanyahu would end up like 'every dictator in our history'; complaints also filed against protesters who allegedly burned photos of premier

Groups on both sides of the issue have published open letters making arguments grounded in their experiences behind the Iron Curtain

Behavior that confounds veterans of the rare Jewish book market has become routine at auctions organized by Genazym as it taps into emerging luxury market among Orthodox Jews

With Netanyahu yet to sign letter giving Gallant 48-hour notice, defense minister remains in his post; Deri, Gantz, Edelstein and others urging premier to rethink decision