
For Israel, UN Sexual Violence Report Is Too Little, Too Late
A recent UN report concludes that Hamas sexually assaulted hostages in its October attack on Israel, urging global condemnation
A recent UN report concludes that Hamas sexually assaulted hostages in its October attack on Israel, urging global condemnation
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Israel amid rising tensions, aiming to extend the fragile cease-fire between Israel and Hamas
The hostages’ families are now poised for tension-filled days, holding their breath until they see their loved ones. The order of the release of the hostages is unknown, making the coming days almost impossible to bear
Israel faces impossible dilemma when deciding on the fate of its citizens in Hamas captivity
A contentious amendment to Israel’s basic law, preventing the High Court of Justice from judging the reasonability of government decisions, prompts wide-scale protest, legal challenges, and fear of damage to Israeli democracy
The event, meant to promote regional peace and prosperity, comes less than three years after the Abraham Accords normalized Israel’s relations with Morocco and three other countries in the region
The suspension of the controversial legislation came after a day that saw a far-reaching general strike – including hospitals and banks – and a massive protest in front of the Knesset
Under massive public pressure, PM Binyamin Netanyahu could decide to soften the judicial reforms or forfeit certain parts.
In memory of two young brothers who were murdered, Israeli women are opening their homes to others across the religious and political divides
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets on Saturday night, protesting the sweeping judicial reforms that the government recently began to legislate. All the while, the government carries on legislating the reforms, seemingly unrattled by the protests.