Shuvael Ben-Gvir, the son of Israel's far-right national security minister, seems to have cracked the code to viral success: a precise mixture of consistent social media uproar, opposition to protesters for a Gaza cease-fire and criticism of his father's political enemies
The army, a pillar of Israel's elite, has put paid to its critics on the far right who accuse it of being 'weak'. The problem is that the politicians of the far right are squandering its achievements
After the Prime Minister's wife reportedly had to approve bringing Gideon Sa'ar into the government, Haaretz used a front-page ad to poke fun at her. Another front-page spread greeted Israel's new allegedly homophobic police chief
'Instead of pushing for the EU to join the sanctions on Iran, Borrell supports establishing a Palestinian terror state,' Israel's Foreign Minister Israel Katz posted on X following the talks in Spain on Friay
New guidelines to streamline Israel's housing construction process, potentially cut building permit approval times by 1 to 4 years, reducing delays and confusion in the current licensing process.
New guidelines to streamline Israel's housing construction process, potentially cut building permit approval times by 1 to 4 years, reducing delays and confusion in the current licensing process.
Israel's war in Gaza has made it easier for weapons to flow to criminal organizations. While Israel prides itself on its long reach to Beirut, Damascus and Tehran, when it comes to domestic security – particularly for Arab citizens – its arm proves woefully short
Amid a rise in crime, racism and persecution fueled by a far-right government and a seemingly endless war, more and more high-tech entrepreneurs, doctors and business professionals from Israel's Arab elite contemplate restarting life abroad
Israel's national security minister has succeeded where Hamas failed – and has more plans ahead ■ Talk of a national unity government has returned, only it's not clear with whom or for what purpose ■ Golda Meir stepped down after the Yom Kippur War, but for Netanyahu, the premiership means never having to say you're sorry
The lead author of the IDF's ethical code examines the moral aspects of Israel's ongoing war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. 'A democratic country cannot be in a situation where fighting continues for political or personal considerations without the justification of absolute necessity'
Prof. Ron Shapira, who serves as Israel's ad hoc judge on the International Court of Justice, said that those demonstrating against the government's judicial overhaul 'truly fear that the country has been stolen from them'
'There is no reason for the donations to be stored for extended periods, as some could spoil,' says a leader of Israel's Arab community, as the Israeli army claims the donations don't qualify for entry into Gaza
As a result of the nation-wide general strike, Israel's international airport will suspend operations starting 8 A.M. on Monday. Restaurants, movie theaters and other venues will close early on Sunday evening to support a mass rally planned in Tel Aviv
Yasur, 22, is ranked number one in the world for men's para-taekwondo and is a two-time world champion. He defeated Turkey's Ali Can Ozcan, number two in the world rankings, in the men's -58 kg gold medal bout for Israel's 385th Paralympic medal
Data from the past few weeks raise serious fears for the future of Israel's economy. The government has the tools to act, but instead it is busy with infighting and provocations
The next U.S. presidential term could be the most consequential in Israel's history: Israelis and Palestinians can't afford Trump's blank check to Netanyahu once again
Danny Levy's appointment is already inscribed in the pages of Israel's history: For the first time, a convicted criminal has appointed a police commissioner ■ The future of the police has never looked so dark
Biden, Netanyahu to discuss Gaza cease-fire in call on Wednesday ■ Netanyahu vows that Israeli Air Force is ready for any scenario in northern Israel ■ IDF says it killed IRGC militant in Lebanon and that fighter jets killed Hezbollah militant overnight ■ Netanyahu doubts deal, insists Israel's control of Gaza-Egypt border; Hamas criticizes U.S. proposal
Israel's Supreme Court has awarded 134 clerkships over the past two and a half years. Less than five percent were given to non-Jews – and the vast majority studied at either Tel Aviv University or Hebrew University
In a rare convergence, it seems that this week Israel's defense chiefs, the Israeli public, the ambassadors of the U.S., U.K. and Germany and the Iranian government are all on the same page