What weighed most on Bibi's mind wasn’t the fallout from his visits to Washington and Florida, but rather coalition maintenance

Israel’s prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, ahead of DC trip: “The most important diplomatic visit of my life”

If this crisis brings down the government, it will be Ben Gvir who takes the decisive step

Echoes of Churchill as Bibi heads for D.C.

Avreichim will suffer most under the Left's anti-yeshivah crusade

Bibi hopes to outlast the Bden administration — but can he survive his own attorney general?

A narrow right-wing government should be able to last through the summer session

To say that the two former chiefs of staff, Gantz and Eisenkot, are fed up with Netanyahu’s behavior would be the understatement of the century

Netanyahu recently described Benny Gantz, chair of the National Unity Party, as “the Democratic Party’s man in Jerusalem.”

Pesach is over, but for Israeli political and military leaders, the prospect of international warrants for their arrest has left the taste of maror in their mouths.