Politics

Tourists who bought souvenirs in Israel are not being allowed to bring them into Jordan for security reasons.

A source told "Globes" that the US pressure over the Chinese construction company is not motivated by any real security need.

Israel is sending a business delegation to the US-sponsored peace workshop, while the Palestinians are staying home.

The prime minister and US Ambassador David Friedman unveiled a sign marking a new Golan Heights settlement named in honor of Donald Trump.

Speaking at the IDC Herzliya, Prof. Stanley Fischer said that if re-elected in 2020, President Trump won't reappoint Jerome Powell as Fed Chair.

Jordan's participation sends a message to Jordanian and Palestinian businesspeople, who are now also likely to attend.

Leading economist Tyler Cowen says the US-China trade war was unavoidable, and Israel can only wait out the storm.

Likud campaign manager Ofer Golan takes "Globes" behind the scenes of the aggressive and controversial election ploys that brought Benjamin Netanyahu victory.

The US is hoping to talk about economics, and postpone politics and security until later - a formula that has failed in the past.

Hamas has launched the latest round of rocket fire on Israel because Qatar has not delivered funds. Will the brinkmanship lead to a further escalation?

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."