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No victory for Israel if hostages aren't brought back: Family members    Tel Aviv: in an emotionally-charged atmosphere, hundreds of family members of

Israel broadened a racist law that allows communities to exclude non-Jews based on “social and cultural cohesion.” Whereas judicial overhaul laws have caused an uproar, this passed with hardly any opposition.

In an Act of 'Revenge' for the Participation of Residents in Anti-judicial Overhaul Protests, the Legislation's Supporters Are Blocking the Entrances to Kibbutzim. 'This Is Their Weak Point, and We See How They're Alarmed by It,' One Organizer Said

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant Issued the Statement on Tuesday, a Day After the Kibbutz Movement Announced It Wound Rescind Its Invitation at the Request of Bereaved Families

The Decision to Cancel Gallant's Invitation Is the Latest in a Wave of Government Ministers Being Asked Not to Attend Memorial Day Services, Last Week, Families in Be'er Sheva Asked to Cancel National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's Invitation

Robert Kraft has been at war with the village of Southampton for more than a year over whether the New England Patriots owner has the right to build an attached elevator at a 43-million-dollar beachfront palace.

Sonia Nahorai was part of the pioneer generation who founded Beit Alfa, worked the land, and fought off Arab infiltrators; now, as the kibbutz marks 100-year anniversary, she celebrates it with 4 generations of her family who still live there

Long-time MK and United Kibbutz Movement secretary-general was ‘stickler for equality, Zionism and human value’


Israelis looking for a very different kind of community are continuing to move out of cities and into collective settlements, even as (almost) post-COVID normalcy returns