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In resurrecting stories of non- and anti-Zionist critics, a new book shows American Jews how questioning Israel is deeply rooted in their community.

A new film explores how Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir navigated the 1973 Yom Kippur War

From the food we ate to the work we chose, the Nakba permeated everything in the lives of the children of Palestinian refugees displaced in their homeland.

The expulsion of Salama’s Palestinians, the settling of Mizrahi Jews in their place, and the eviction of those residents decades later reveals the mechanism by which Israel continues to erase Palestinian existence.

Israeli farmers, each providing a small parcel of land for solar panels, are expected to provide renewable power for 63,000 households.

'Today We Lost an Important, Beloved Israeli Voice': Israel's Cultural and Political Figures Remember the Famed Songwriter, Playwright, Author and Columnist

By marking one Israeli politician as unacceptable, U.S. Jews are sidestepping the need to reckon with the wider system that enables his genocidal views.

In 1947, Britain still held Jewish immigrants in camps in Cyprus, many of them Holocaust survivors. Here's how the children of the Yishuv helped

Did Jewish airport employees abandon their posts, leaving confusion in their wake, when the British exited the new country?

As Israel celebrates 74 years of independence, we take a look at the bizarre debates, events and even architecture that marked its earliest days.