Of 1,400 Israelis diagnosed with COVID-19 last month, 657 (47 percent) were infected in schools. Now 2,026 students, teachers, and staff have it, and 28,147 are quarantined.

From paradigm to pariah in just weeks, Israel has lost control of the contagion, the economy’s cratering, unemployment’s at 23 percent, and the new government is crumbling.

The way an alleged gangster retrieved his stallion tells us a lot about vital Israeli-Palestinian security cooperation now threatened by plans to annex parts of the West Bank.

The Israeli prime minister may play the victim of a media lynching, but the judges aren't buying it.

Israel's longest serving prime minister looked like he was down for the count after a third inconclusive election. But no. Here's how he outmaneuvered his rivals.

With the pandemic as an excuse, Netanyahu postponed his March 17 trial, and his allies have frozen Israel's parliament. He was a caretaker ruling by default—now he rules by fiat.

As MBS arrests Saudi royal rivals and Bibi claims Israel’s election was stolen, they’re tearing up systems of government in what were two of the Mideast’s more stable countries.