Netanyahu officially requests a pardon in his criminal case: What does that mean and what happens next? Netanyahu insisted that the end of his trial would help heal the rift in Israeli society. Critics argued it would only deepen the divide.
Israel faces mounting crisis over extremist settler attacks across West Bank After a major settler rampage, Israel faces a crisis over surging West Bank extremist violence, weak enforcement, and risks of a security flare-up.
Is Israel about to lose its military edge in the Middle East? For years, the U.S. has committed to preserving Israel’s Qualitative Military Edge in the Middle East. That could be about to change.
Are Iran and Israel on the brink of another war? Since its war with Israel in June, Iran has been steadily working to rebuild its nuclear and missile programs.
From the sausage aliyah to pumpkin spice olim: How two generations of post-Soviet Jews made Israel home In Israel’s cultural “solyanka,” post-Soviet aliyah spans generations — from those who rebuilt in the 1990s to today’s newcomers facing new fears and freedoms.
