Marc Schulman

They may seem like good bedfellows, but Putin and Trump both pose major problems for Israel's image.

Thousands of Syrian refugees are camping out close to the Israeli border, under the assumption Assad won't attack so close to Israel’s domain.

Hamas might decide that a war, with the inevitable Palestinian fatalities, will wake up the world to Gaza's situation.

Netanyahu announced Israel’s per capita GDP had risen to $42,115—ranking Israel 24th in the world.

Between protests in Gaza, arson kites, a cancelled game with Argentina and an enormous Pride parade, Israel remains a study in contradictions.

It is hard to see what either Israel or Hamas could gain from an additional round of fighting.

Israelis bought into the idea of Trump as the master deal-maker. His abrupt u-turn on North Korea is giving some second thought.

As this remarkable ten days for Israelis ends, many here are very optimistic, but some feel that trouble may be just around the corner.

Trump and Netanyahu share a dream—that renewed sanctions will cripple the regime in Iran and people will rise up to overthrow the government.

People on the streets of Tel Aviv were truly concerned that a war was about to break out.

The attacks on Natalie Portman shows that the country can't accept constructive criticism.

It's become clear that the targets were empty—and the attack was no more than a show.

On Holocaust Memorial Day, Israelis must consider their obligation to prevent atrocities outside of our borders.

After 11 years of Hamas rule, Palestinians have sunk ever deeper into despair.

March marks the 15th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.

Israel's prime minister faces bribery charges and revelations that a long-term confidant has turned state's witness.

One of Netanyahu's closest confidants has agreed to become a state's witness against the prime minister.

Ultra-Nationalists hate the outsider, the immigrant. There is my tribe against all the others.

Netanyahu doesn’t deny he received gifts of cigars, champagne, jewelry and clothing worth $300,000.

Not since the 1950s has America been such an irrelevant actor in events in this part of the Middle East.

Like Trump, Netanyahu is under investigation, attacks immigrants and wants a big military parade.

Young American Jews are distancing themselves from Israel.

The Palestinians have climbed up a tree. But instead of bringing them a ladder, Trump brought a chainsaw.

Abbas has made clear he objects to the very existence of Israel.

Netanyahu has ordered police to prepare to forcibly remove 40-50,000 African migrants.

There has been widespread support in Israel for cutting off funding for UNRWA.

The consensus is that if the Attorney General indicts Netanyahu, the Prime Minister will have to resign.

As Pence cancels his Israel visit, Israelis mull what is meant by America First.

The more extreme the criticism of Trump’s announcement, the more Israelis defend it.

The announcement serves no interest at all, other than the political interests of Trump and Netanyahu.

A new law to prevent the prime minister being arrested for corruption draws fire.

The minister’s canard about US Jews in the armed forces drew praise from a Nazi website.