In the War for Workers, Israeli Tech Firms Use Blowout Parties to Boost Their Image
Aviv Geffen and Dana International are just the tip of the iceberg in a large-scale and over-the-top effort to host events that enhance companies’ profiles
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Israel
Israel Election 2019
Gantz Rules Out 'Political Discourse' With Arab Parties Over 'anti-Israel' Rhetoric
In first televised interviews, main Netanyahu rival deems Israeli Arab politicians 'irrelevant,' predicts Kahol Lavan will win election with 40 seats
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Sarah Silverman and Ilhan Omar Are in a Two-state Solution Tag Team Now
Omar says Israel is 'the Jewish people’s historical homeland [as well as] the historical homeland of Palestinians,' drawing support from the comedian
Middle East
Opinion Humiliation That Affects Everyone
The traumas that Palestinian teenagers and children experience in Israeli jails can cause lifelong scars, for them and their communities alike
Jewish World
WATCH Putin Makes Joke About Jews and Money, Speaks Hebrew
Also on Monday in Crimea, Putin proposed inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the opening of a synagogue in Sevastopol, Crimea
Culture & Life
Tunnel Under Old City Walls Would Dismantle Early Islamic Building
The excavation of a Byzantine-era Jerusalem tunnel hit a block: the remains of an Umayyad palace; only by creating a large opening in its wall can tour groups pass through
