The former Israeli Prime Minister will serve 19 months for bribery and obstruction of justice. Even so, his particular mold of leadership is sorely missed in the Israeli political spectrum today.

Before he was convicted of massive wrongdoing, the former prime minister was a fierce moralizer. What happened?

Former Israeli prime minister was convicted of two counts of bribery in March

Former prime minister found guilty of accepting bribes for Holyland complex

The potential new mayors of Tel Aviv, Haifa,  and Jerusalem

In his new book, ‘The Negotiator,’ Long Island-born Gershon Baskin says the prisoner swap that saved the soldier was worth it

The last time China and the Jewish state drew close, the United States drove them apart. Now there’s even more at stake.

Israel’s failures in 2006 foreshadow the challenges that lie ahead in a fractured Middle East—and the coming wars there

The Bluths, returning this weekend for a fourth season, are the Jewish world’s archetypal family

A startling example of life imitating art

Once-maligned Labor politician Amir Peretz explains how he saw what many decorated generals did not

And Ehud Olmert goes to crazy lengths to attack Netanyahu

What it means for Israeli politics

They may smell imminent attack; they may also smell imminent elecitons

And why Likud leader, Netanyahu, is likely to see gains in next elections