Just days after protest leader calls for Netanyahu’s assassination, opposition MK urges the people to rise up against the government.

Is Netanyahu again playing a masterful game of persuasion to gain international backing on bigger issues like Iran and Middle East peace?

Can the Israeli left reject David Ben-Gurion’s appalling resort to violence against Jews and accept the result of a democratic election?

Opponents of Israel’s prime minister appeal to Jewish religious law to justify incitement to remove him from power, by any means.

The secret ingredient to Bibi’s enduring appeal to voters is his ability to communicate authenticity.

Right-wing Israeli voters fume as Netanyahu follows a familiar pattern of letting foreign pressure guide the Jewish state’s policies.

Could members of the new Netanyahu gov’t be styled as the prophesied “governors of Judah” destined to “devour the surrounding peoples”?

Despite the media’s lies, the protests currently filling the streets of Tel Aviv are no big deal, and certainly aren’t unprecedented.

This weekend we witnessed the first crisis in Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new government.