Jerusalem is struggling to retain its secular population, and Mobileye illustrates the scale of the challenge: The flagship of the city's tech sector is struggling to retain employees, many of whom prefer to work in central Israel

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As demonstrations against Café Basimta grow, one Haredi leader said that the owner has a 'right to open on the Sabbath, and we have the right to protest against it. There are plenty of secular neighborhoods in the city – let them open there'

For decades, Avishai Margalit was the intellectual who explained Israel to the world. At 87, one of the country's greatest philosophers reflects on justice, the price of freedom, nationalism and the uncertain trajectory the Zionist project

My father broke his hip. With Tel Hashomer's rehabilitation ward filled with wounded soldiers, we ended up in a Bnei Brak nursing facility, where elderly Jews are cared for by Israeli Arab and immigrant staff from across the globe

As demonstrations against Café Basimta grow, one Haredi leader said that the owner has a 'right to open on Shabbat, and we have the right to protest against it. There are plenty of secular neighborhoods in the city – let them open there'

Gen. Dan Caine has raised his concerns with CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, two sources told CNN