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The Crisis Over the Bill to Connect Unrecognized Arab Homes to the Electricity Grid Won't Break Up the Coalition, but It Signals a Weakening of Mansour Abbas' Standing

There are only two possibilities regarding the Israeli finance minister’s involvement in what has become known as the “Yisrael Beiteinu affair.” Neither bodes well for Israel.

When an Israeli women’s magazine sent photographer Tomer Ifrah to shoot a portrait of one of the prisoners being held at Neve Tirza, he instantly felt he wanted to document the place. Neve Tirza, located in Ramle, Central Israel, is Israel’s only women’s prison. At the time of his visit, approximately 180 prisoners were residing there, a remarkably small number if you take into account the entire country’s population, which is estimated at around 8 million.

The latest drama in Israeli politics comes in the form of a split between the country's extreme Right and radical Right over what constitutes "settler violence." As Israeli lawmaker Ofer Cassif said to me during an interview I conducted with him...

Index measuring ‘religious freedom’ names Tel Aviv’s neighboring city Givatayim as Israel’s most pluralistic place

Index measuring ‘religious freedom’ names Tel Aviv’s neighboring city Givatayim as Israel’s most pluralistic place

A new storm brewed after Israel’s Interior Security Minister met with the U.S. Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland. In a tweet he posted after the meeting, Barlev said that the senior U.S. official was "interested, among other things, in the settler violence.”, Israel, settler violence, United States, Victoria Nuland,

Parents in an Arab part of Lod, a mixed city just minutes away from Tel Aviv, fear sending their kids to school, and it's not because of COVID. The situation got so dire that a principal asked for classes to be held on Zoom, but authorities denied her request

Cult leader served sentence for swindling sick and elderly followers out of millions of shekels; while he was in prison he was accused of involvement in 2 decades-old murder cases

Two and a half years after the emergence of the protest movement that was celebrated as the birth of “a new Israeli left,” only a handful of demonstrators come to the East Jerusalem neighborhood each Friday. Solidarity activists claim that the battle has moved to other places, while local Palestinian residents fear the future, and…