As his new play ‘A Happy End’ premieres in New York, the playwright reflects on the decisions that shape lives
Netanyahu spoke effectively, if predictably. But what impact will he have?
Annual pro-Israel conference offers a dry run before Congressional address
The much-talked about address begins at 11 a.m. EST
Ahead of speech, 45 percent of Americans view the prime minister positively
State Comptroller’s probe cites cleaning, dining, home maintainance costs
Benzion Netanyahu lobbied Congress in the 1940s for support of Zionism
Who’s speaking out against, and in favor of, Netanyahu’s upcoming speech
The Times admits major screw-up on Bibi’s so-called breach of protocol
Leads in new poll despite allegations his wife pocketed recycling cash
White House calls the invitation a breach of protocol
In the wake of Paris terror attacks, calls for aliyah prompt varied responses
But for hundreds of thousands of Parisians, the march was about unity
Netanyahu, the French national anthem, and what it all means
Jewish Home party’s cheeky new video kicks off Israeli election ad season
A guide to what will probably happen
General election scheduled for March 17, 2015
The prime minister and his family wished his son and fellow recruits well
It’s not because of the economy or the “Jewish State” bill—it’s because Netanyahu’s coalition members just can’t get along
A cabinet sponsored bill reinforces the Jewishness of the state
New arms deals a sign of deepening ties under India’s new Prime Minister
