Reimer called the exclusion of Israeli scholars a "silent boycott," where many experience "invitations not being extended, talks being canceled, allegedly for some kind of a bureaucratic reason."
Three new studies recently found that Israeli LGBTQ teens are less likely to seek mental health care due to their fear of being misunderstood or inadequately treated, amid the political and public discourse in Israel. Researchers say only specialized training could close the gap
As the board wants to present the U.S. president with a win with a new refugee camp in Rafah, Israel is delaying the international force needed for it. As Hamas symbolically announces its resignation, Egypt hints the group might be flexible on the disarmament plan
Passing with 59 votes in favor and none against, the first out of three votes on a contentious bill that would establish a politicized commission of inquiry into the failures of October 7 will allow the committee to function with just three members, all appointed by the coalition
Protesters demanded release of Hussam Abu Safiya as Israel's Supreme Court told the state to respond to allegations he was beaten and left in 'life-threatening' condition in custody
Former hostage Rom Braslavski, who was held with Troufanov in Gaza, shared emotional images from the wedding on social media, writing: 'Today we are together, not in Rafah… you are in a groom's suit'
Last month, Trump signaled he might sell Turkey F110 fighter jet engines and readmit it to the F-35 program, a move Netanyahu said would 'upset the balance of power in the Middle East.' He also insisted Israel is the 'model ally' to the U.S.
The central bank also revised down its deficit projections, but the change is conditional on Israel's defense spending remaining within the state budget. Both the IDF and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are seeking an additional 25 billion shekels ($8.3 billion) for defense
In a joint statement, the former justices wrote that the government's decision to defy a High Court ruling leads to 'anarchy and the concentration of all state power in the hands of a single body'
While protests got Trump's attention when it came to releasing the hostages (mostly by appealing to his ego), there's little they can do to sway a government and a voting public who've already written off anyone concerned about anti-democratic actions as a traitor. All we can do now is vote
Anissa Helou's latest book traces southern Lebanon's regional dishes shaped by years of conflict, weaving food with memory and loss as the acclaimed writer reflects on Middle Eastern cuisine. 'Lebanese cuisine is kind of a little bit more sophisticated, a lot fresher, more vibrant,' she says
Security agency chief David Zini asked to reevaluate an opinion issued by his predecessor against the party, which contributed to its disqualification by the political party registry. Party founders rejected the Kahanist label, saying it was not linked to any other organization
Netanyahu's cabinet might be trying to set a precedent of a government blatantly ignoring a Supreme Court ruling – just before Israel's Central Elections Committee makes decisions about this autumn's general election
Israeli Foreign Minsiter Sa'ar was responding to remarks Fidan made in an interview with CNN on Friday, in which the Turkish foreign minister said Israel had become 'a burden that humanity can no longer bear'