A discussion about Gaza, antisemitism and apartheid after reading 'Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza' by Peter Beinart, one of the prominent voices on the American Jewish left
A psychological barrier has been broken: Sanctions on two far-right ministers in the Netanyahu government show that even Western allies have had enough. But what happens next depends on Israel
Are the words and actions of the past 24 hours a precursor to military escalation, or is it a last-ditch leverage ploy from a president who has long viewed himself as the world's most skilled negotiator?
'If they're allowed to keep growing, Gaza won't just suffer. It will collapse,' said one resident, who warned that the militia's formation raises the specter of civil war in Gaza
Israel Defense Forces activity around Nasser Hospital, which serves a million people, has resulted in the evacuation of most departments and the situation is becoming more dangerous with every day that passes, a medical staffer affiliated with Doctors Without Borders said
Ahead of a scheduled speech, demonstrators condemned the war in Gaza as the South American leader arrived. Protesters said the commotion forced him to take an alternate route
The attorney general allowed the one-month appointment of the agency's deputy chief, 'S.,' citing national security, but reiterated that Netanyahu acted improperly by bypassing her and failing to transfer his authority to another minister
Doron Zexer, whose family hosted Edan Alexander while he was a lone soldier, now has a cheerful Whatsapp profile picture – a family portrait with Edan. Everything seems peaceful – almost. 'What about Alon, Nimrod, Matan?'
The confirmation of a second journalist from the same news outlet being targeted by the spyware reinforces concerns that Italian intelligence hacked the phones of journalists critical of the Italian government
Continuing last week's trend, a party led by former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett would win 27 seats, as Netanyahu's Likud party received only 24, according to a new poll. 58 percent of Israelis want elections to be held now
Proud 'leftist' Shahar Segal, the business partner of renowned Israeli chef Eyal Shani, is now the face of the GHF, the dubious aid foundation for Gaza. Is anyone really surprised?
Israel hopes other Arab countries will get on board as it provides a path for cooperation that has even helped Morocco send aid into Gaza, but the resumption of the war has slowed progress
Participants from multiple nationalities have been detained at Cairo hotels and denied entry at Cairo airport. Set to arrive at the Rafah crossing on Sunday, organizers hope to break the blockade
The inaugural Latin-Jewish Film Festival brought together Jews with roots from across Latin America. 'We would dance the hora and then do a conga line'
Goldknopf will return to the Knesset as a lawmaker, sparking a domino effect of ultra-Orthodox MK resignations to maintain a balance of factions within United Torah Judaism
The agreement on Wednesday saved the government but it won't do a thing for conscription, and will discourage the ultra-Orthodox from getting a secular education or a job
In Israel, there is the added complication of the Israel-Hamas War. Is it business as usual in Israel? What do potential sellers and buyers need to consider?
In Israel, there is the added complication of the Israel-Hamas War. Is it business as usual in Israel? What do potential sellers and buyers need to consider?
As long as there is no clear leader of the Palestinian people, Israel can continue backing militias, sowing division and oppressing demands for sovereignty
Mutated protein detected in one of four Paranthropuses from 2 million years ago may show greater diversity than expected, team says. Or maybe we were all one