Plan to reform government inspection of Haredi schools will increase opportunities for corruption in education networks controlled by ultra-Orthodox parties, former ministry official warns

Galit Distal Atbaryan asked officials to share a videoclip in which she lambastes major international news outlets, accusing them of deliberately spreading false information about Israel

Sadeel Naghniyeh was killed during an Israeli military raid in the Jenin refugee camp last week that ignited the fiercest Israeli-Palestinian fighting the West Bank has seen in years

Once-high hopes for close Israel-China relations based on Israeli technology have faded due to U.S. pressure and China’s go-it-alone strategy. Netanyahu’s trip to Beijing can’t revive a tech marriage that’s dying

Israel Museum’s magnficient ancient statue of Roman emperor Hadrian, who crushed the Jewish rebellion in ancient Judea, has been recreated in honeycomb by tens of thousands of bees

Rabbi Elhanan Miller interviews Mizrahi Jews about the lives they led in Baghdad, Aleppo and even Port Sudan. He knew that Israelis with Middle Eastern roots would be interested, but is happily surprised by how popular the videos have become in the Arab world

Assassin fled Cyprus after local security services thwarted his plan to kill Israeli businessman in Limasol. In his taped Mossad interrogation, he admitted to visiting target’s house several times

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