Instead of fighting over what happened 13 years ago, we should be addressing the future of Israel's occupation of the West Bank.
by Anshel Pfeffer 0 comments
The one who is influential is the one who is suffering and who brought this government to power. He can have an impact but he sits at home, hating the protesters, and forgetting those gaps of which he is a victim.
by Yossi Klein 0 comments
A charged Finnish-Israeli wireless marriage; Love your kids? can program? Might try Yoovi; why, why is Bezeq raising money?
by Ruth Schuster 0 comments
A comprehensive textbook on Israeli Arab population, written according to Education Ministry guidelines, was shelved by former minister Gideon Sa'ar. Now, it may again see the light of day.
by Or Kashti 0 comments
Parents create panic around the word 'pedophilia' and blow it up to monstrous proportions after an Israeli poet publishes a slightly controversial sentence about 7-year-old girls.
by Benny Ziffer 0 comments
The West Bank settlement of Homesh was evacuated in 2005, but the state only legally relinquished control of its land last week. When Palestinian landowners visited this week, they discovered hilltop youth living there.
by Gideon Levy and Alex Levac 0 comments
The mind's conquest of the centers of power took years and now that it is a new equation: A 'strong' person has acquired power with the help of the mind (learning), a 'weak' person remains with the body as a working tool.
by Alon Idan 0 comments
Google and other companies approached Waze after its talks with Facebook became public, Bloomberg news reported.
by Reuters 0 comments
That strange sound coming from the Knesset this week could be traced to the back-scratching going on in its deepest recesses, as various factions sought to seal deals ahead of the upcoming election of the chief rabbi.
by Yossi Verter 0 comments
The Independent Commission for Human Rights, which issued its latest annual report this week, chronicles violations and fulfills a vital role in Palestinian society.
by Amira Hass 0 comments
IDF commanders are instructed to minimize use of live fire in the West Bank, but recent attack triggers settler protest in hope of amending regulations.
by Chaim Levinson 0 comments
While not a 'red' fruit, the Hebrew word for orange was quite controversial in its day, provoking cries of cultural Bolshevism from famed poet Shaul Tchernichovsky.
by Ronen Shnidman 0 comments
Bondholders of the debt-laden group's two top companies reached agreement on how to divide the equity.
by Assa Sasson and Michael Rochvarger 0 comments
Whether you think jazz is the bee's knees or you're just looking for a way to kill time on a Friday afternoon, Tel Aviv's Jazz on the Boulevard will get you snapping along to the beat.
by Ronen Shnidman 0 comments
Finance Minister Lapid's inexperience in finance has him making moves that would be funny - if people weren't going to suffer because of it.
by Yossi Sarid 0 comments
