The democracy crisis of 2023 has unearthed some of the deepest contradictions underlying Israeli life, but it would be the supreme irony if it’s a far-right government that finally breaks the army

Jonathan Greenblatt slams tech entrepreneur's behavior as 'not just alarming nor reckless' but 'flat out dangerous and deeply irresponsible'

In the now canceled visit, the Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch planned to investigate allegations against Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan

'It feels like a private British school that happens to be in Israel': Some of Israel’s wealthiest families send their kids to the King Solomon School, where tuition can reach 1.1M shekels in total ■ Now some parents worry about the real intentions behind the institute

Israel's Supreme Court is set to hear petitions next week against a key law passed by Netanyahu government, in what many believe could plunge Israel into a constitutional crisis

In a separate incident, a 17-year-old was seriously wounded in the Arab town of Fureidis in northern Israel

New Jersey court rules that the Orthodox woman's First Amendment rights were violated by a restraining order issued at the request of her estranged husband