By Haim Nahman Bialik

Exodus is a story of liberation from slavery, but it has also inspired numerous colonialist movements. It's a myth that needs to be treated with caution

Israelis don't want to work blue-collar jobs, Palestinian labor largely disappeared after October 7, and the government now plans to import hundreds of thousands of migrant workers from Sri Lanka and Thailand. 'Perhaps the Zionist dream is adjusting'

Promises of (another) decisive victory over Hezbollah don't match activity on the ground ■ The IDF misled the media regarding strikes on Iranian launchers and the gap between reports and reality increased public frustration ■ Despite the blow settlers took when they appeared on Washington's radar, implementation of their plans continues undeterred

The fact that none of the Arab countries that have attacked Iran has severed diplomatic ties with Tehran and that no Arab army has entered the war may indicate that these countries are already beginning to prepare for the day after the war, when they will have no choice but to return to the negotiating table

Do you think hazeret is something you say to a sneezing German? Or that the shank bone is connected to the knee bone? You need our Passover primer, identifying the foods you'll find on a seder plate, and why

Roman Gofman, Netanyahu's military secretary, is accused of leaking classified data to a teenager as part of an influence campaign. Former justice Asher Grunis, head of the appointments committee, believes the scandal complicates Gofman's promotion

'For me, this is about control, power, and mone. Kashrut is a mafia': As kosher wine dominates demand, non-observant Israeli winemakers are squeezed out, at home as well as abroad