What she did play in Tel Aviv was terrific, but it was too little, because she started too late

Automobiles today are more computer than internal combustion, and General Motors sees Israeli developers as key to making its vehicles brainier

Nir Barkat may have won a second term in office, but his party holds only four seats out of 31 at City Hall

The local film industry introduces Movie Time, a one-day, cheap movie extravaganza

Moshe Ya’alon admits fear of West getting duped by Iran, expresses skepticism over diplomatic solution in Syria

Impoverished and bitter, a young woman argues that her country’s nuclear ambitions are depriving her of a future

Shafiq Kabha, a renowned performer in the Middle East, killed in drive-by shooting

Texas A&M offshoot in Israel’s largest Arab city will cost $70 million and is scheduled to open in two years