Politics

"We must express our appreciation for Donald Trump recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights," Benjamin Netanyahu said.

From Syria to Pakistan, Israeli Flying Aid founder Gal Lusky tells "Lady Globes" why she risks her life to help victims of war in countries that are enemies of Israel.

The little that is known about President Trump's 'Deal of the Century' suggests that it includes much on economic aid to the West Bank, ignores Gaza, and stops short of a sovereign Palestinian state.

Transport, energy and healthcare are three areas where big decisions loom, and determination will be needed to carry them out.

Without Bennett and Feiglin, coalition building will be relatively straightforward, with the religious parties easy to satisfy.

Facebook VP product management Guy Rosen talks to "Globes" about the effort to keep election campaigning clean, but admits: "The problem is unsolvable."

There is no shortage of reasons in Gaza for the rocket fire on Israel, and it comes at a most sensitive time.

Israel's government has spent NIS 120 million planning railways to Eilat and Kiryat Shmona - projects that have been frozen indefinitely.

Former head of the Israel National Information Security Agency Erez Krainer tells "Globes" about the risk of foreign countries influencing the election results.

Who would fund an unlikely partnership of Jewish settlers and their Palestinian neighbors in the West Bank?

Israel is fostering economic relations with China, but the US-China trade war could do major to Israeli high-tech.

Freed from rabbinic shackles, Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked are going for the Likud's traditional base.

Some Israelis want to boycott Ben & Jerry's for supporting left-wing US groups, while abroad BDS activists urge boycotting the ice cream because the brand operates in Israel.

"Globes" editor-in-chief Naama Sikuler explains who has gained by having the elections brought forward to April.

"Even 120 MKs can't change the principle of equality."