About 5,000 athletes are participating in the Jewish sports competition held every four years in Israel, down from 10,000 four years ago • In a sign of Israel's internal tensions, PM Netanyahu drew both applause and audible boos as he took the podium
Trying to moderate Netanyahu's conflict-of-interest deal in 2020, Michael Rabello met with a senior Justice Ministry official. When efforts were made to reach a compromise concerning judicial overhaul bills, he insisted that the PM's coalition receive the veto right over picks for Supreme Court justices
Though Jewish and non-Jewish faculty claim antisemitism has gone more underground at Harvard, Jewish students continue to report incidents and feel compelled to hide their identities.
The controversy that erupted after the Committee to Protect Journalists removed some Palestinian journalists from its Gaza death toll is a cover for the grim reality that Israel is the deadliest country in the world for journalists
At the forefront of efforts to save humanity through climate engineering stands a startup from central Israel. The experiments are underway, the promise is immense – and so are the risks
Steffen Seibert's first and last diplomatic posting saw him become an unusually public envoy – from hostage rallies to criticism of settler violence – making him a target for Netanyahu's government. He says he still loves Israel, but that political forces are jeopardizing what he loves about it
Two far-right MKs used the Knesset's time to platform conspiracy theorists promoting chemtrail theories, claiming mysterious organizations are spraying dangerous particles into the atmosphere. Science was kindly asked not to interfere
A new policy in Europe requires employers to provide candidates with a starting salary or a salary range right at the beginning of the recruitment process.
A new policy in Europe requires employers to provide candidates with a starting salary or a salary range right at the beginning of the recruitment process.
Building on his long record of Holocaust revisionism, Netanyahu now needs Israelis to swallow obvious, and often contradictory, lies about the biggest disaster in the country's history to win the elections
The Rehovot municipality's guidelines require reporting employees who engage in prohibited political activities, including participating in campaign events. A leading civil rights group called the ban an 'infringement on free expression'
Forms of international pressure against Israel and legal consequences that were once unthinkable have become a reality. But what is still to come may pale in comparison
The bill, which passed the first of three required votes by Israeli lawmakers, was originally meant to supplant a temporary provision in the law, but Justice Minister Yariv Levin said it could be extended instead of made permanent