Opinion: Twenty-five years after Durban, the writer recalls how a UN conference meant to combat racism became a platform for attacks on Israel and Jews, helping blur the line between antisemitism and anti-Zionism for years to come

C, a paramedic in the reserves: 'The whole world takes a cue from the soldiers who refused to go on a mission because there was a woman in the namir; I want you to remember Agam Naim, who fell in Gaza while trying to save a life, and the religious friends on her team who still admire her.

Opinion: As parties race to finalize their slates, Netanyahu faces judgment over his years in power, while Eisenkot, Lapid and Lieberman enter the campaign from sharply different positions

Opinion: Since the October 7 massacre, Israelis' attitude toward the idea of ​​transfer has changed dramatically; in the shadow of the trauma, the idea has moved to the center of the discourse and is embodied in the agenda of right-wing parties