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Netanyahu's government must pass a state budget within 30 days, but other legislative obstacles are in the way.

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

Jenny Teichman reviews “Essays in Understanding” by Hannah Arendt.

Recent events have given rise to the suspicion that the phrase ‘law and order’ may have been infused with perverse meanings. It seems ‘law’ is no longer enacted law, it is ‘law’ as understood and applied by the law enforcers.

News agency Reuters has posted an interview with a soldier nicknamed "Adolf" who serves in the Ukrainian "SS" brigade.

News agency Reuters has posted an interview with a soldier nicknamed "Adolf" who serves in the Ukrainian "SS" brigade.

The question of the origin of human evil is complex, with many possible factors; Some argue that it is part of human nature, others see it as a result of environmental and societal factors, and the mere definition of evil is in itself somewhat controversial

<p>The author's father directed the live telecast of Adolf Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem, using a cinematographical approach to raise the harrowing question of how a bureaucratic mediocrity could have engineered a genocide. The Israeli government's growing concern with the victims eclipsed this curiosity about the perpetrators. </p>

The New York Times is marking Holocaust Remembrance Day by publishing an article claiming that fascism is on the rise in Israel. The article is by Tom Hurwitz, identified by the Times as “an award-winning documentary cinematographer and director.” Hurwitz recounts being 14 years old and sitting with his director father, Leo Hurwitz, in the

At 93, one of just a handful of living witnesses of the armed rebellion seeks to correct Jews' understanding of bravery during the genocide