In the aftermath of October 7, Israel revoked thousand of work permits from Palestinians. Consequently, over the past 15 months, the trickle of Palestinians entering Israel illegally has steadily grown, while their living and working conditions are deteriorating
Most Israelis don't see the link between the war in Gaza and the decades-long conflict with the Palestinians – and that's a cardinal problem, says former Hadash lawmaker Tamar Gozansky. But the life-long communist hasn't lost hope for this country, even after October 7
Edan Alexander, a lone soldier kidnapped from his base on Oct. 7, used to visit his grandmother in his time off. The last sign of life from him was about two months ago. 'Edan grew up in the U.S., and chose to come to Israel to serve the country. He must not be left behind,' she says
An eight-country survey, commissioned by the Claims Conference, found that Romanians are least knowledgeable about the Holocaust and more likely to believe it is a myth. But even half of Americans cannot name a single concentration camp or ghetto
Israel has a pattern of leveraging wars for annexation, but what if it seized on the Gaza cease-fire as a gateway to a comprehensive vision for ending the conflict by political agreement? And what if the Palestinians and world powers joined? Here's one scenario
The officials say the checkpoints, which have caused massive traffic jams, are unnecessary and that offensive activities, like the current operation in Jenin, are more effective security measures against Palestinian militants
Co-director Yuval Abraham: 'While arsonists in West Bank villages are doing their utmost to prevent a cease-fire and the release of hostages, we invited the public to watch a movie regarding our very existence, and proposes a different way forward to reconciliation and a peace solution'
Police used force against Palestinian journalists who tried to approach the site of a prisoner release, as well as removed journalists from prisoners' family homes, threatened interviewees, and summoned journalists for questioning. Police said 'journalists interfered with police duties'
The Israeli public has been saying it wants a state commission of inquiry loud and clear, but members of the far-right Netanyahu government are too interested in saving their own hides, and exonerating themselves, to heed them
Likud minister Haim Katz will hold portfolios of National Security, the Negev and Galilee, and Heritage, for a period of up to three months after Otzma Yehudit left the government. In 2021, he was convicted of criminal offenses and sentenced to probation
Yuval Rafael's unique voice and terrifying brush with death on October 7, which she spoke about at a UN conference in Geneva, captivated the audience of TV's 'The Next Star of Eurovision'
Your Taxes | New OECD model tax treaty aims to streamline profit calculations for related-party imports, but Israel's status as non-covered jurisdiction raises questions.
Elizabeth Tsurkov was kidnapped in Baghdad in March 2023 by a Shi'ite militia. She had entered Iraq using her Russian passport as part of her academic research for Princeton University
A survey by the Jerusalem Municipality showed a significant lack in public structures for the residents of the Palestinian Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, but a plan to establish an eight-story yeshiva at the heart of the neighborhood was nevertheless approved
Researchers from Tel Aviv University claim to have developed a precise method for selecting the most suitable sperm cells – and clinical research suggests it can dramatically improve the prospects of a healthy birth
Combining yuks and yarmulkes, Daniel Robbins' Tribeca-winning 'Bad Shabbos' is proving popular with Jews and non-Jews alike. In an interview, Robbins explains why he made a movie about his favorite day of the week and how he got Method Man to play along
Iran's lack of military backing from Russia and China paves the way to a full-scale attack of its nuclear facilities. But Trump's Middle East appointees may signal that Trump aims for a diplomatic solution instead