As missile sirens blared, protesters accused Israel’s judiciary of blocking democratic rule and vowed to push forward judicial reform.

“The fact that our mothers in the West can sleep peacefully is because the mothers of Israeli soldiers lie awake,” Wilders said.

The escalation came as no surprise – but its force is historic. For the first time since the founding of the State of Israel, a sitting Chief of Staff is threatening to arrest ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students who evade conscription.

The continuing saga of the ultimately failed efforts to establish a “Messianic Jewish” colony in the Holy Land.

Many see this as part of a broader cooling of relations between Israel and the Trump administration.

As we approach the biblical festival of Shavuot, when the Book of Ruth is read, we’re reminded of its profound human and spiritual depth.

Maj. G. discusses the historic deployment of the Iron Beam interceptor.

A day in service for Israel. Three weeks in uniform: What international volunteers experience in the daily routine on Israeli military bases—and why many return.

King David could have taken the throne by force; instead, he humbled himself – Knesset members, watch and learn.