75% of Israelis say the US made the right decision to attack Iran, while 80% of Palestinians think it was wrong, Pew report finds; In the US, 59% are opposed

Leaders of 12 yeshivas in 'hesder' joint study-service program reject plan to allow women to serve with men; IDF source says army in 'impossible situation,' critics pan it as refusal to serve

Political correspondent Tal Schneider on a proposed controversial Basic Law that would have resounding ripples, and why nations that were once allies of Israel are sanctioning its ministers

Baharav-Miara says Gotliv broke the law by exposing Shin Bet officer's identity; coalition lawmakers spend hours ignoring charges, instead airing broader grievances against AG

Micah Lasher says he is 'exhausted' with incessant discourse surrounding Jewish state, urges more focus on domestic issues

US officials tout considerable progress in talks they say are focused on four key issues, including halt on Iranian uranium enrichment that they expect to be in effect for 15 years

Amid abuse allegations and criticism of his longtime Nazi Totenkopf tattoo, anti-Israel Democratic candidate wraps up his campaign the same way he began it -- attacking AIPAC

Group says footage contradicts army's initial statement that soldier believed the vehicle was accelerating toward troops, who Military Police are reportedly probing for leaving scene