This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A young Israeli heads to Vienna to find herself, and two even younger Israelis who relocated to Mexico visit their homeland

A State Department spokesperson told Haaretz that administering aid will comply with U.S. law, contradicting a claim by Republican lawmakers that the resumption of aid would violate the Taylor Force Act

Threatening disciplinary action against Haifa school that hosted B'Tselem's director, Gallant is the latest of several education ministers who betrayed their duty and sought to restrict thought through censorship and reprimands

A rare window into the early life of the generation that fought Israel’s wars and built the country

Stewart defended the army of small investors behind this week's dramatic squeeze on Wall Street hedge funds

Abdel Nasser Halawa, a deaf man with mental disabilities, died of his wounds four months after being shot at a checkpoint. His brother accuses a Jerusalem hospital of releasing him despite his dire condition

Malley has long been a target of the right-wing for his alleged anti-Israel bias, and was forced to cut ties with Obama's 2008 presidential campaign after reports emerged that he had met with members of Hamas