This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A young Israeli who learned to let his guard down after moving to Australia, and a couple who left law to start over in the business and art worlds

Grapevines left uncultivated on Israel's coastal plain tell a forgotten story in the history of local farming, and offer a key to coping with the climate crisis

Doctors and high-tech are overrepresented in migration data while emigration rates among lower-income groups hasn't changed, Tax Authority research shows

Discussing opposition politician Gadi Eisenkot, the pro-Netanyahu channel achieved the identity-politics singularity: ethnicity is no longer inherited but determined at the ballot box. All you need to do is ask how someone votes. Bibi? You're Mizrahi. Anti-Bibi? Mazel tov, you're Ashkenazi

Less faith and more reason – that's what Israelis need in confusing times like these, when war has become the default mode, and peace is an illusory hope that deserves our contempt

The party, which has made extensive use of the app, which one campaign source claimed won it an additional 3-5 Knesset seats in the last election, said that the decision constitutes a 'change in the rules of the game.'