Yair Lapid
US and Israel sign joint declaration on Iran's nuclear program during Biden's visit
During President Joe Biden's trip to the Middle East, he's signed a joint declaration with Israel to counter Iran's nuclear program. The World's host Marco Werman speaks with Sina Azodi, a nonresident fellow with the Atlantic Council in Washington, about what the move means.
Gang riot in Ecuador prison leaves more than 100 dead, dozens injured
Prospects of a ceasefire offer hope to ending violence between Israel and Hamas
For Israelis, Berlin is one big, alluring disco party
American rabbi elected to Israeli Knesset with hopes of bridging sectarian divide
American Rabbi Elected to Israel's Parliament
In Israel, most Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men are exempt from military service for religious reasons. But Israeli voters want that to change.
Netanyahu makes a push to shore up relations in wake of Obama's election victory
Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama haven't exactly gotten along over the years, but they're inextricably linked. As Obama prepares to move into his second term, Netanyahu is trying to repair relations -- to make sure bad relations between the two don't keep him from winning his own election.
How US Election Could Affect Vote in Israel
The World's Matthew Bell reports on how the outcome of the presidential vote in the US could impact Israel's own elections early next year.
Israeli TV Personality Running For Knesset
The official date for Israel's next election is late 2013 but Israeli officials are hinting that the vote could come as sooner. The World's Matthew Bell looks ahead with a profile of Yair Lapid, a well-known Israeli journalist, now running for office.