Israeli expat academics, including from Harvard, Yale and Oxford, support protests until the government upholds Supreme Court rulings and reverses the judicial coup. 'I'm afraid we won't have a home to return to and raise my children,' one scholar said

Israel has had diplomatic relations with the autocratic Eritrean regime for three decades. But security ties have been kept secret, and most of what in known about them are due to foreign media reports whose veracity is debatable

From the moment the Bosnian war started, Simon Wiesenthal advocated for America to act, directly appealing to U.S. presidents – a campaign fueled by his own suffering in Nazi ghettos and camps. It is an example of Jewish-Bosniak solidarity that should galvanize both communities today, too

In a meeting headed by top Israeli government and security officials, Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized a UN outline he proposed in 2018, and blamed the High Court for rejecting proposals to expel 'infiltrators' from the country

Israeli businessman was sentenced three years ago in absentia to five years in jail for property fraud, but various European countries failed to extradite him. Steinmetz spokesman: ‘Justice will prevail in Cyprus as well’

U.S. Special Envoy for Holocaust Issues Ellen Germain declared that Washington argued that maintaining Yad Vashem's independence 'is key, as we face efforts to distort/deny the facts of the Holocaust'

Just like in Orban's Hungary or during Trump's administration, Netanyahu's anti-democratic coalition has presented an ethical dilemma for thousands of civil servants in Israel. Haaretz speaks to government bureaucrats who have either opted out or decided that staying in place is more important than ever

In addition to this marking the first visit by a Moroccan official to Israel's parliament, it's also the first official visit since Israel recognized Morocco's sovereignty over the Western Sahara