They work in diverse fields like high-tech, education and law. Some are students or between jobs. What they share is their full-time commitment to fighting the judicial overhaul

Protests against the huge budgets allotted to Haredim are missing the mark, says sociologist Yaron Hoffmann-Dishon ■ That community, and secular Israelis too, are all victims of a longstanding, neoliberal policy of pouring funding for education and social services to West Bank settlements

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Rune from Copenhagen returns to the country in which he once lived

Banned from running for the Knesset, Bentzi Gopstein is now advising National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and police top brass

The South American country has 15,000 Jews and was the first of its region to recognize Israel. 'I can’t choose, it’s the hardest question in my life'

The slogan, 'Kahane was right,' is advocates Jewish theocracy and ultranationalism. Tens of thousands are expected to participate in Tel Aviv's Pride Parade on Thursday

Bridging Israeli coalition and opposition positions, MKs Yuli Edelstein and Ze'ev Elkin say 'Israel prepared to provide necessary assistance for recovery and rehabilitation efforts,' breaking with country's hand-off approach to Russian invasion

Rather than side with supporters of the judicial overhaul, two leaders abstained and five party members voted with center-left. The resolution at the center of the vote warned that the relationship between Israel and the Diaspora “is at stake" because of the plan to weaken the judiciary