Tunisia’s arc from igniting the Arab Spring ten years ago into an autocratic winter is tragic. For its 2000-year-old Jewish community, however, Kais Saied's coup is a tragedy with potentially existential consequences

This new regulation runs counter to the main purpose of the body cameras, which is 'to increase transparency of police work and strengthen public faith in the police,' according to the Association for Civil Rights in Israel

The alarming data, obtained by Haaretz, demonstrates how many weapons have fallen into the wrong hands in recent years

Despite the enthusiasm, the collaboration was not heartwarming

More than 1,000 residents submitted letters of resignation on Thursday, despite the Israeli government’s plan to cut their work hours. Both sides have good arguments, and the drama has only just begun

Study of 5,000 Israeli hospital workers aimed to obtain a better understanding of the process in which COVID antibodies wane