Ultra-Orthodox students don’t take Education Ministry standardized tests. It says something about state oversight of their schools: There isn’t any

To stop the energy industry from leading us to disaster, we must question the public legitimacy of its business in this age of climate crisis

Plus, worker's rights in Jerusalem and a Nigerian church in Tel Aviv celebrates its twelfth anniversary

Both Israelis and Palestinians are in competition over the victim role. A new study may have the key to breaking the impasse

For George Orwell, the appalling picture of the future starkly depicted in '1984' was not some imaginative exercise. 'Don’t let it happen. It depends on you,' he warned

With each election – and yet another one was called this week – his chances of gaining the top spot again recede further into the distance, but Benjamin Netanyahu remains determined to hold on