The Aliyah Ministry revoked leniencies for Israeli citizenship it introduced due to the Ukraine war, but only published the decision after the concessions had expired – leaving new arrivals stranded without residency status

'I don’t need a minister who vouched for the nation-state law and the Kaminitz Law to come and console me on the most difficult day in my life,' one grieving Druze father says

For years, economist Dan Ben-David has warned that a grim future awaits Israel. Yet now, when his dark prophecies seem to be coming true earlier than expected, he finds a small opening for hope

Pointed hat, belt, round patch, yellow collar – research shows that the marking of Jews in the public domain predates the Nazis by centuries

If the Israel prime minister revives the highly unpopular and controversial judicial overhaul, protests will grow. If he does not, he risks a coalition crisis - and a trial

The coalition that is holding democracy hostage and is threatening to destroy it has also taken the national ceremony and disgraced it - before a single frame has been broadcast • Reliable Netanyahu brings back his trademark speeches, combining cries of victimhood with threats against Iran

Geffen, who passed away this week at 76, was buried at the same cemetery as acclaimed novelist Meir Shalev who died earlier this month