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“As an ambassador of a country with a Jewish president, I can say Zelensky has higher expectations from Israel than Israel can deliver,” Ambassador to Israel Yevgen Korniychuk said.

While officially, the amendment to the Citizenship Law restrictions is based on security concerns, senior officials admit it is a tool aimed at ensuring a Jewish majority in Israel

Israel's Interior Ministry decided to take applications from Palestinians married to Israeli citizens aged 50 or over, but rights groups say that the partial and belated move does not guarantee the applications will be processed

David Ben Moshe has ended his hunger strike to be recognized as an Israeli citizen after being assured he will receive full citizenship by January 2023.

The amendment to the Citizenship Law expired in July following a mutiny in the coalition. Israel's cabinet is set to table the bill once again, but there are no guarantees it will secure a majority in the Knesset this time around

A lively debate has been going on, across the pages of Haaretz and elsewhere, among certain circles concerned with Jewish-Arab relations in Israel. The conversation is fo

Two years into the pandemic, why are chaotic quarantine hotels back?

INTERNAL AFFAIRS: Inside the problems at the Population and Immigration Authority of the Interior Ministry.

After a Palestinian woman's application for Israeli citizenship was denied, a supreme court justice criticized Interior Minister Shaked for ignoring the July expiration of the family reunification ban