U.K. academic David Miller has the right to express his antisemitic conspiracy theories. But together with the fans of his hateful idiocy, he is dealing an unnecessary, tragic blow to pro-Palestinian activism

The well-known, five-stage model of grieving is a remnant from an era when people's behavior seemed to be dictated by theories, not the other way around

A 120-year-old diary offers glimpse into Jerusalem's Hansen House, a leper asylum that now serves as a cultural center

When Europe was hit with plague in the 14th century, the Church offered its frightened followers indulgences, not spiritual comfort, a pattern that Haredi leaders are repeating today. But the influence peddling may be hitting a wall

Merav Michaeli said she wasn't treated enough 'like a Messiah,' while fellow left-winger Nitzan Horowitz hits at Labor party for being ashamed of its Arab candidate

The House was scheduled to debate and vote on a police reform bill, but plans changed due in part to the police warning, based on intelligence that "an identified militia group" could present a security threat

Shin Bet coordinators have warned activists that running for the legislature could result in their being separated from their families

Closing the borders did not stop this coronavirus strain from entering Israel: Dozens are being infected each day with the only variant to have shown to lessen vaccine effectiveness