Government’s Failure to Renew ‘Family Unification Law’ Divides Israelis
July 8, 2021
The general Entry into Israel Law, which treats all foreign spouses equally, now applies to Palestinians.
Tara Kavaler, The Media Line
Young Influencers From Abraham Accord Countries Find Common Ground With Israelis
June 22, 2021
Social media personalities from the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, visit Israel, meet with local Arab and Jewish leaders in the wake of cross-border violence with Gaza.
After Cease-Fire With Hamas, Israel Finds Peace at Home More Elusive
May 25, 2021
Tensions between Arabs and Jews in mixed Israeli towns continue to escalate, but some argue that the cause is more criminal than nationalist.
An Independence Day They Will Never Forget: ‘Not Like the 4th of July’
April 15, 2021
New immigrants from America share what Yom Haatzmaut, Israel’s Independence Day, means to them
For Those Who Lost Loved Ones, Israel’s Memorial Day Siren Never Stops
April 13, 2021
The annual commemoration is important for ‘everyone else,’ bereaved relatives argue.
Young Israelis Reflect on the Holocaust
April 8, 2021
As the number of Holocaust survivors dwindle, education changes.
Holocaust Survivors Should Be Recognized With Special Day, Leaders Say
April 7, 2021
Amid somber Holocaust Remembrance Day events, most still virtual due to the coronavirus pandemic, some are calling for a separate, more upbeat holiday celebrating the resilience of survivors
For First Reform Rabbi Parliamentarian, Environmental Action is a Faith-Based Initiative
April 5, 2021
Israel’s ultra-religious parties have no platforms on green issues
Record Number of Women Win on Israel’s Election Day, but Progress Remains Elusive
March 25, 2021
Six out of the seven parties with woman at No. 2 spot enter parliament
Israel’s Religious Zionism Party Exceeds Electoral Expectations
March 24, 2021
Some new Knesset members sure to roil the Left
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