‘There’s no way back’: Israeli lawmaker turns back on Bennett gov’t. She may not bring it down
In first comments, Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi from Israel’s left-wing Meretz party offers a mix of steadfastness and compromise
This underground movement has become Israel’s largest militia. And it’s just the beginning
At first they were seen as a fringe right-wing organization that was liable to take the law into its hands. Today they are so strong that the state may put the law into their hands. Who are Israel's 'new guardians' and what do they want?
The unbearable conceit of false comparisons between Israel and America
Why are so many seemingly intelligent pundits, activists and academics, from the right and the left, so insistent on foisting U.S. frameworks of political thinking on Israel? Ignorance and opportunism are only part of the answer
Jordan’s King Abdullah places half-brother under house arrest
In harsh public letter, Jordan's King Abdullah II says he approved measures to detain Prince Hamzah in his palace and restrict his communications and movements
Police bar LBGT protest over cancelled Pride Parade in southern Israeli town
Protesters charge police 'caved to extremists,' after the Israeli town's first ever Pride Parade was nixed due to threats against organizer's mother
In Washington, Gantz urges action against ‘Iranian aggression’
Israel's defense minister meets with U.S. counterpart, Lloyd Austin, stressing the importance of strengthening U.S.-led coalition in the Mideast
This woman is turning Jerusalem into an open-air art studio
Elise Bernhardt is on a mission: for visiting artists to fall in love with Jerusalem they way she did – warts and all
This Woman Is Turning Jerusalem Into an Open-air Art Studio
Elise Bernhardt is on a mission: for visiting artists to fall in love with Jerusalem the way she did – warts and all