The two crossings in southern Israel are designed to reconnect endangered gazelle populations separated by major roads and a railway line

What 'unity' can there be with a failed leader whose warmongering, racism and cruelty have led to the abyss? The delusional idea still holds sway – not just in Netanyahu's circles, but with Israel's president himself

Just a decade ago, Netanyahu looked like the vanguard of the neo-authoritarian populism sweeping the world. But after defeats in Hungary, Serbia and the U.S. midterms, the prime minister suddenly seems out of step with the changing political winds

An Israeli official hopes to repair the damage from Netanyahu's distancing of Democrats as they take control of Congress. Others say only a change in policy toward Palestinians can mend the rift

Even if an alternative coalition cannot immediately be formed, the new Knesset has the authority – and responsibility – to restore its independence, repair the damage to democratic institutions and rein in executive power

Democrats' sweeping midterm victory has thrust the U.S. and Iran into a race against time. After Congress changes hands, Middle East leaders will have two Washingtons to deal with