Hot Off The Presses: Ex-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert sat in court today and denied all charges against him. He was charged with fraud, breach of trust, falsifying corporate

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No sooner had former Kadima government finance minister Avraham Hirschson been sentenced to 5 years and 5 months for theft of public funds (among other things) and

Israel finally has a new government, 30 ministers and 7 assistant ministers in all. It appears that the new prime minister (or should I say renewed P.M.) and

While PM Olmert, Defense Secretary Barak, and the intelligence agencies have failed to do their job and return Gilad Shalit home, the Israeli consulate in New York have

Yuval Arad is a young woman, who's now 24 years old. Her father's name is Ron Arad, and he has been missing for nearly 23 years, ever since

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is preparing to leave office very soon, while on the other side of the border, Gilad Shalit is "celebrating" 1,000 days in captivity this

There appears to be increased optimism that captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit may soon be released from his nearly 3 year captivity by Hamas militants in Gaza.

According to leading commentators, both Minister of Defense Ehud Barak and Minister of Foreign Affairs Tzipi Livni are in favor of pulling the IDF out of Gaza. They

We're all familiar with the term a "ticking bomb". This morning I learned a new term: a "ticking tunnel". Apparently a ticking tunnel was the reason behind

• Tzipi Livni has decided last night to forego her last attempts in assembling a parliamentary coalition. This means we're heading into general elections within 3 to 4 months,

Keshet's "Eretz Nehederet" ("Wonderful Land") has been the most highly rated TV satire in Israel in the past several years. This month, a new show, airing in the

Ehud Barak is playing hard to get with Tzipi Livni, being the last politician to avoid her so

Since Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev had been lay to rest, the topic of Gilad Shalit has largely disappeared from the media. As cynical as it may sound,