Despite its detrimental environmental impact, Gva'ot Eden was justified due to its ostensible appeal to the moneyed East Coast Jews whom Israel wanted as immigrants. But do they want to live there – and could they even afford to?

Police investigate evidence of first case of African migrants arriving on Israel's shores in years

A civil-partnership bill is being delayed and homophobic voices are still loud, but the war is changing the status of queer people in Ukraine

Despite the severe threat of a potential future radical Saudi Arabia armed with nuclear and advanced conventional weapons, peace with Riyadh would be a game-changer for Israel. But Netanyahu's extremist coalition is now any deal's biggest obstacle

Thousands of Jewish headstones discovered over the years will be turned into memorial for Brest's Jewish community that will 'celebrate life instead of death' says memorial designer

According to a joint project by Israeli media watchdog The Seventh Eye and the Hatzlacha NGO, female reporters made up only 32 percent of reporters on broadcast media, while 68 percent were men