In the majority of state-religious schools, religious women such as myself, who do not wear a head covering, are barred from teaching Judaic studies or from being homeroom teachers. More and more, secularism is being pushed out of schools
I believe that the residents of Judea and Samaria, and especially the state authorities, are capable of taking much more decisive action to significantly reduce this disastrous activity
The police are exploiting the war for selective political and religious repression. A government that specializes in starting wars but not in ending them does not want to hear or allow the public to hear messages about 'justice and security for the peoples of the region'
The move comes after soldiers from the Netzah Yehuda reserve battalion detained a CNN crew at gunpoint near Tayasir. The unit will remain in reserve while undergoing ethics and professional retraining, the military said
Steven Grozd, a policy expert and political commentator, was reported missing on Friday and his body was recovered the next day. Police and local Jewish organizations believe he was murdered following an 'express kidnapping' and that he wasn't targeted for being Jewish
A UK Green Party vote on a “Zionism is racism” motion was delayed after no-confidence motions consumed conference time, preventing debate on the controversial proposal.
The trauma of October 7 has sparked a comeback for one of Israel's most quintessential institutions: the kibbutz. Many leaving city life say they are driven by a desire to strengthen the nation's war-battered border communities
Social media users have accused the anti-Hezbollah MTV Lebanon channel of everything from clickbait to treason for promoting a video of an IDF soldier in southern Lebanon. 'The first Arab channel… promoting the Israeli occupation army,' one critic wrote
Warning that Iran could destroy Hungary and Europe while lashing out at the continent's 'weak' leaders, Israel's prime minister claimed 'militant Islam is trying to flood Europe' as Viktor Orban fights for his political life in next month's election
The MAGA crowd at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference looked older and noticeably more subdued than years before, with much of the energy coming from Iranian-American supporters of the U.S.–Israeli war, who led chants of 'Long live the Shah' and 'Thank you, Trump'
American journalist Jeremy Diamond has already received an apology from the army. But the urgency of response, the language of regret, and the likelihood of investigation all depend on who is watching
The fire department announced that it is working to seal the leak and damage and to extinguish the fire, but stressed that there is no danger to the public in nearby communities. Emergency services reported that four people were lightly wounded by shrapnel
The parliament speaker said Iran's military is waiting for U.S. ground forces to enter so it can 'set them ablaze' and 'punish' U.S. allies in the region. Earlier on Sunday, The Washington Post reported that the U.S. Defense Department is preparing for ground operations in Iran that could last weeks
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned 'all employees, professors and students' of U.S. universities in the Middle East to move away from their campuses. The American University of Beirut moved to online classes
For nearly two hours, in a Tel Aviv demonstration originally planned to last about an hour, the police clashed with the protesters. 'This is a pivotal event,' one said. 'I don't know what its impact will be, but we haven't had anything like this in months'
The passing of the budget means that Netanyahu's government won't be forced to end its term early. Also on the agenda is a highly contentious 'death penalty for terrorists' bill, which is expected to come up for a final vote on Monday
Israel's Foreign Ministry and the Prime Minister's Office announced that the police would be working on a security plan to enable the church leaders to worship at the holy site in upcoming days.