Judge Rules Against Stripping Israeli Citizenship of Perpetrator of 2012 Tel Aviv Bus Bombing
Citizenship should be revoked only in extreme cases, the judge says in ruling against then-Interior Minister Silvan Shalom's 2015 request
Israel News
Opinion Israel Must Stop Playing Political Games With the Armenian Genocide
Israel should ignore the noisy, serial threats Turkey throws at states recognizing the Armenian genocide. The Jewish state has a particular responsibility to oppose those who would deny genocide
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Ultra-Orthodox Party Faction 'Won’t Back' Current Version of Contested IDF Draft Bill Rocking Netanyahu's Government
Netanyahu wants to reach an agreement on the bill within two weeks and pass it by the end of the Knesset’s summer session, in five weeks
Masked Men Fire Automatic Rifles While Driving Through Northern Israeli Village
Act of intimidation part of dispute between families in Tuba Zangaria, say police
What Arthur Miller Thought About Netanyahu, the Settlements and Women
Correspondence to an Israeli friend reveals the playwright’s deep awareness of events in Israel, even in his final years. The letters will be auctioned off in Jerusalem on Tuesday
Security & Aviation
At Kim Summit, Trump Abdicated America’s Global Role – Except on Iran
Leaders looking to replace U.S. as global super power score victory
Science News
Scientists Auction Off Right to Name New Species of Snail-sucking Snakes
The newly discovered mollusk-munchers are already endangered but now they're living on land bought with the proceeds of the naming auction
Culture & Life
Israeli School for the Gifted Censors Leonardo Da Vinci's 'Vitruvian Man'
Parents who inquired why the picture was covered up were told 'long discussions had been conducted on the matter'
Middle East News
In Second Strike Today, Israel Hits Hamas Targets in Gaza in Response to Burning Balloons
Palestinian killed trying to cross border hours after IDF strike, Gaza rockets
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What Israelis Can Learn From Turkish LGBT Activists, and Vice Versa
LGBT activists from Turkey arrive in Tel Aviv to share ideas and soak up the energy
Travel
Train Wreck: How Tel Aviv’s New Transport System Is Going Off the Rails
The coastal city is meant to have three new rail lines by 2024, but critics say the project is unnecessarily shrouded in secrecy, unresponsive to public concerns and falling behind schedule
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Opinion Trump's Artless Deal: How Not to Rescue Gaza’s Economy
His $1 billion plan to develop infrastructure would leave Gaza the basket case that it is, and do nothing to end the violence
