After stating during a TV interview that Jewish safety trumps Arab freedom of movement in the West Bank, Itamar Ben-Gvir turned to the Israeli Arab journalist sitting next to him and said 'sorry, Mohammed.' Rights groups are taking up the Jewish supremacist minister's slogan

Former UN envoy slammed her Republic rival for suggesting that Washington should pursue Israel’s integration into the greater Middle East in order to get Israel to 'stand on its own two feet'

In a meeting of the subcommittee tasked with fighting rising murder rates in Israel's Arab community, Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar explained that he prefers that his organization only intervene in isolated crime cases rather than permanently joining forces with the police

Israel’s longest suspension bridge – over the Hinnom Valley in Jerusalem – has just opened. It provides stunning views of the original Hell, and an insight into the works of a pro-settler group

Barak, speaking over Zoom, chided AIPAC for stifling important debate in the U.S. about the reality in Israel following current Prime Minister Netanyahu's judicial overhaul. 'The Jewish people have a voice,' he says

Yariv Levin’s plan will see the committee review the use of NSO Group’s Pegasus software to spy on Israeli citizens. The Attorney General said that the planned committee does not have the authority to intervene in ongoing criminal trials, citing Prime Minister Netanyahu's three corruption cases

Indie zine Bayad features uncensored male nudity alongside political discussion. Editor Dror Amsalem says its existence is more important than ever under a far-right government

The idea of segregated bathing at Israeli springs has turned into a covert, internal struggle between Haredi women, on the one hand, and Orthodox and Hardali (nationalist ultra-Orthodox) women, on the other