Yaakov Saar News Today

In March 1987, Oren Cohen, then a reporter in the occupied territories, received a tip about a female Palestinian detainee who had been tortured and had a miscarriage in prison. Authorities denied she even existed, until Cohen exposed their lies. Today, he says, no one would even care. By Meron Rapoport The film industry loves the press. The investigative journalist,…

After Winning Two Medals in the '92 Olympics, Israel's Love of Success Drove the Sport's Unlikely Growth in the Country

Mossad Agent Isabel Pedro Spied for Israel Under the Guise of Studying Archaeology. She Died Last Week at 89

For decades, scholar’s ‘Zionist’ followers fought to bring his remains to be buried in Holy Land while conservative adherents won’t hear a word about reinterring the rabbi, between them stand Ukrainian authorities who view the tomb as a national asset

Opinion: Right-wing politicians, despite history advising them otherwise, are leading the country towards a binational future without a Jewish majority or democracy, while those on the center-left are too afraid to speak out as they seek a broad coalition

Before building Charles Clore Park on its ruins, landscape architect Hillel Omer filmed a neighborhood on the cusp of destruction. Some 50 years on, his grandchild, Mai Omer, revisits Manshiya for a new exhibition

Tehiya Bat Oren wrote the first feminist manifesto in Hebrew. Marcia Freedman, the Knesset’s only out lesbian, introduced abortion reforms. Both were born in North America and both died on the same day last month

Alors que son combat acharné pour protéger sa coalition contre un prédécesseur qui veut sa peau ne fait que commencer, le nouveau Premier ministre fait déjà preuve de faiblesse

In the rift between the White House and the Prime Minister’s Office, the U.S. president aims to signal to Netanyahu: ‘You’re nothing special.’ While Israeli intelligence says Iran is two years from a bomb, the outgoing Mossad head hopes to be the point man