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Fifty overseas students spending a semester in Israel filled a bus to celebrate Hanukkah with soldiers serving on the Gaza border.

The state’s Investment Policy Boardgave Airbnb 90 days to respond before being officially added to Illinois’ prohibited investment list.

Both Israel and Lebanon to appear at next Wednesday’s debate

This week, feminists blocked the Hashalom junction in Tel Aviv; those with disabilities the entrance to Ben-Gurion Airport; and an ultra-Orthodox faction the entrance to Jerusalem.

The war on the elites, famous for its fronts in the judiciary, media, academia, and bohemia, is raging in the Foreign Ministry as well.

The Jewish state faces a global assault on its image that resembles the medieval effort to demonize the Jewish faith.

The Jewish state faces a global assault on its image that resembles the medieval effort to demonize the Jewish faith.

Elisheva Levin made Aliyah to Ofra, and now works in the maternity ward at Hadassah-University Medical Center on Jerusalem’s Mount Scopus.

A few tidbits from the latest week in the life of the 61-seat coalition, from Kara’s convenient collapse to the MK who isn’t here to make friends, and the books Likudniks use to pass the time.

The motivation for the new “divorce” campaign, is a concern that the Knesset is slowly creeping towards annexing the West Bank, a move which would forever alter the Jewish character of Israel.

The motivation for the new “divorce” campaign, is a concern that the Knesset is slowly creeping towards annexing the West Bank, a move which would forever alter the Jewish character of Israel.

Mizrahi and Shamni are worth listening to, since they both once carried the rank of major general and served as head of the IDF’s Central Command.

Judah’s experience reminds us that there are no easy transformations.

Thoughts on this week's Torah portion.

The Left and the Right have become entrenched in historical debates, and Micah Goodman wants them to move forward.

Dror Burstein’s latest novel is set in a Jerusalem that has a First Temple, a king, computers and a light rail

A conference at Yad Vashem will cover a wide array of topics on the relationship to and perception of time during the Holocaust for those caught in its inferno.

The city mourns IDF soldier Yossef Cohen, who was killed in a terrorist attack on Thursday.

If Hiroshima shocks with its apocalyptic scenes, Ein Harod transports the visitor into an age that seems more authentic and cultured.

In the wake of the Ofra incident, the government should therefore move quickly to rev up the bulldozers and approve large numbers of new homes in Jewish communities throughout Judea and Samaria.

Recipes to share.

The former British Museum director speaks about the value of historical objects, Brexit and the importance of public education.

Weekly analyses and insights from the Arab world.