By screening their film at the Venice Film Festival, Abraham and Szor are trying to force Israelis to confront what they already know: that there's a black stain on the way Israel is conducting war in Gaza, to put it mildly
Avi Shahaf interviews 16 Israelis who left the country after October 7. While their testimonies echo a profound political and moral rupture, the book offers few insights on what sets this new wave of emigration apart
For the first time, a Quinnipiac University poll showed more respondents favoring Palestinians over Israelis. A shift in views among Republicans has boosted U.S. voters' growing animosity toward Israel
British Jews must listen to the Israelis sounding the alarm over unchecked violence in the West Bank, and support those fighting to stop it. That's the best way to respond to the difficult debate over sanctions
Last month, more Israelis traveled abroad than ever before, breaking a record set in 2019, despite airport operational difficulties and the continued absence of some foreign airlines
After so many years under the leadership of a corrupt politician whose public life embodies a moral void, Israelis have stopped caring about universal moral terms
A survey found that 52% of Israelis worry about revealing their nationality abroad, while 41% have changed travel plans or behavior since October 7, including canceling trips.
In her new book, U.S.-born Israeli photographer Maya Hed documents Israelis and Palestinians – mostly women – protesting the war and demanding a better future
An article in Current Affairs portrays Israel's club and trance scene as a place where Israelis seek to drown out the sound of their victims. But there's something crucial the author fails to hear
Eighteen percent of Israelis have considered moving to another country over the past two years, and one-third of Israelis know at least one person who has emigrated within that timeframe, according to a Kan public broadcaster poll
With less than three months until Israelis head to the polls, Netanyahu is using the same political trick that put him in the Prime Minister's Office in the first place: Keeping the general public in a constant state of fear and anxiety
A confrontation in the West Bank village of Tell on Friday has ignited rare introspection in Israel about who is responsible for out of control settler pogroms. Still, most Israelis won't link the violence back to Netanyahu
Since October 7, high-risk substance use has reached one in four Israelis. The drugs of choice for millennials and Gen Z are ketamine and 3-MMC. In a country caught in a self-medicating spiral, getting high has become a way of life
A large number of military and police forces encircled and set up roadblocks in the Palestinian village of Mukhmas after a few Israeli citizens fleeing police reported they were feeling threatened after entering the village. Police was later contacted by two Israelis saying they left the area
Israelis are tired of being pawns in Trump's Hormuz negotiations, Iran's bid for hegemony and Netanyahu's pre-election military adventurism. As they make wagers behind closed doors, it's Israelis, Lebanese and Iranians who pay their antes
Despite the comfortable prices on international websites, many Israelis are reluctant to shop online. A new survey explains why. And also – how much do they spend on shopping?
Despite the comfortable prices on international websites, many Israelis are reluctant to shop online. A new survey explains why. And also – how much do they spend on shopping?