Israeli photographer Tomer Ganihar's exhibit at Jerusalem's Israel Museum, centered on the famous Glass House and Soreq nuclear reactor building, conveys the complex, chameleon-like life of their creator, architect Philip Johnson
Israeli governments ignoring High Court rulings is nothing new, but experts say the trend has exacerbated in recent years. Meanwhile, ministers' repeated refusals to accept the attorney general's binding opinions and their open hostility toward her are unprecedented
A new Israeli initiative provides a vocabulary to help the media report more ethically on prostitution, shifting the spotlight to the activity of pimps and clients
Textiles from plants instead of wool, silk produced without killing the silkworms, furniture manufactured without animal protein. Erez Nevi Pana presents ethical environmental solutions that take veganism way beyond food
Home to both Jewish and Muslim holy sites, the Temple Mount/Al Aqsa Compound keeps a fragile peace between the two religions, thanks to a policy that has remained unchanged since 1967. Far-right minister Ben-Gvir has been saying Israel's policy has changed. What would the implications be? Haaretz explains
The recent preparations of Lebanon's 'Party of God' for a major aerial assault were mostly foiled by Israel. But who actually directs Hezbollah's military strategy, its leader Hassan Nasrallah or its patron Iran? What impact does Israel's policy of assassinating its leaders have on a militia armed with 150,000 missiles?
Toxoplasma can encyst in our brains and change our behavior, which is a snag to medical applications. But they can be engineered to secrete good things in mice and then die, Israeli scientists show
According to an ACF survey, a large number of Jewish college students in the US feel unsafe, with many experiencing physical threats and antisemitic comments on campuses.
Israeli forces carried out two counterterrorism operations simultaneously, using drones and restricting entry to hospitals. Israel's foreign minister likened the raid to operations in Gaza, saying Israel should consider 'temporary evacuations in the West Bank'
In understanding what's happening in the gold and silver markets, it's helpful to think about the reasons why investors around the globe continue to purchase precious metals.
The fact that Israel is sending a delegation shows that all the parties are committed to the process but Israeli sources say that there has been no progress on Netanyahu's 'red-line issues' – the Philadelphi route and Rafah border crossing
U.S. sanctions security chief of West Bank settlement, settler organization ■ IDF says it killed senior Islamic Jihad member on Syrian-Lebanese border ■ Hostages' families rally in Tel Aviv for a deal ■ Israeli soldier killed in central Gaza combat ■ IDF probe says army 'didn't do enough' to stop settler riot in Jit
Following Hezbollah's thwarted attack on Sunday, the Biden administration remains still concerned about an Iranian response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, and has reinforced the deployment of its naval and aerial armada in the region, along with rushing arms shipments to Israel
Following Hezbollah's thwarted attack on Sunday, the Biden administration remains still concerned about an Iranian response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, and has reinforced the deployment of its naval and aerial armada in the region, along with rushing arms shipments to Israel