Students at Ramat Gan's Blich give 47% of vote to Gantz and Lapid, while Likud is far behind with 21%; but school has in recent years lost its luster as an accurate forecaster

Amid wide-spread crackdown on critics, state-run channel drops veteran broadcaster who tackled treatment of women, domestic violence and poverty

Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler says his panel was beginning the probe into possible obstruction of justice, corruption and abuse of power

Harvard political scientist Yascha Mounk fears Israel may be riding global trend toward authoritarianism, but sees cause for optimism in its usually maligned multi-party leadership

Jewish groups petition to have Muslim American Democrat removed from Foreign Relations Committee over remarks about those with 'allegiance to a foreign country'

Official ticket vendor suspected of 'irregularities'; security minister orders police investigation into 'disgusting exploitation'

Hollywood producer says maybe he should have consulted before lavishing presents on PM, wife; charge sheet says he provided a 'supply line' for years, got illicit favors from PM

Most of the country's 200 Jews live - and feel comfortable showing their faith - in Manado, but even here there is concern over anti-Semitism