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What's Next for Israel

By Karl Vick

Israel Passes Controversial Legislation That Will Test Its Democracy

By Yasmeen Serhan

The American Public's Views on Israel Are Changing. Washington Hasn't Caught Up

By Yasmeen Serhan

Rift Over Israel Ends With a Whimper

By Philip Elliott
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Biden’s Hidden Birthday Message for Israel

As Biden welcomes Israel's left-of-center President to celebrate the country's 75th anniversary, his cold shoulder to its far-right prime minister is sending a very different message.

By Eric Cortellessa

The Palestinian Town Attacked by Settlers

A deadly rampage this week by Israeli settlers in the West Bank town of Turmus Ayya has left Palestinians uneasy.

By Yasmeen Serhan

Everything to Know About the Latest Israel-Gaza Fighting

Israel and Palestinian militant groups in Gaza have traded airstrikes and rocket fire in the worst display of violence seen in months.

By Armani Syed

McCarthy Copies Gingrich’s Playbook

Newt Gingrch was famously labeled a "Cry Baby" over a 1995 spat with President Bill Clinton that led to a government shutdown.

By Philip Elliott

On Its 75th Anniversary, Israel Faces Its Gravest Internal Crisis Ever

After decades of accomplishments, Israel is divided by Netanyahu's push for judicial reforms and the future of the state

By Daniel Gordis

The Unrest In Israel Won't End Anytime Soon

Netanyahu wants unrestrained power, even when he and his cronies are tainted by corruption.

By Dahlia Scheindlin

Biden-Netanyahu Relationship Turns Icy

“Joe Biden is in love with the idea of Israel. He is not in love with Benjamin Netanyahu," says a former State Department official

By Brian Bennett

What the Protests in Israel Ignore

For Israelis to truly defend their democracy, they must first reckon with the country's treatment of Palestinians.

By Yasmeen Serhan

Netanyahu Is Beholden to the Israeli Far-Right on the Judicial Overhaul Plan

"If Netanyahu loses Ben-Gvir, he loses his government and he has to pacify him."

By Sanya Mansoor

Israelis Are Taking to the Streets Because Our House Is on Fire

It was a frightening night, knowing how delicate the line is between protest and chaos. And yet, at the same time, it was one of the most beautiful nights in the history of this country.

By Ayelet Gundar-Goshen

Protests Erupt in Israel After Netanyahu Fires Defense Chief

Netanyahu’s proposal to reduce the power of the Supreme Court has sharply divided Israeli society, battered markets and left the country increasingly isolated diplomatically.

By Ethan Bronner / Bloomberg

Israel Is Wandering in the Desert, a Constitution Is Our Path Home

Israel teeters on the edge of the abyss

By Nir Bar Dea

Netanyahu Has Made Israel a U.S. Adversary

From China to Putin's war in Ukraine, Israel has pursued policies against American strategic interests

By Sharon Pardo and Yonatan Touval

Will Netanyahu Back Down on Judicial Reform?

Following a call from Joe Biden on Sunday, Netanyahu's government announced delays to some of its controversial plans.

By Armani Syed

Why Netanyahu Faces His Biggest Political Challenge Yet

Netanyahu is trying to change Israel’s Supreme Court. He’s going to need all the help he can get, writes Ian Bremmer.

By Ian Bremmer

How Israel's Far Right Is Prompting Outrage from the Diaspora

TIME reports from a protest in London against Israel's illiberal turn—and what it signifies globally.

By Yasmeen Serhan/London
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