An Ambitious Project Aims to Name All Those Killed in the Holocaust
Yad Vashem has spent a decade searching every possible archive in Hungary, adding the names of over 200,000 previously anonymous Jews murdered in the Holocaust
Israel News
Analysis Netanyahu Declares War on Israel's Police and Will Stop at Nothing to Smear Them
While Benjamin Netanyahu ratcheted up the rhetoric this week in an effort to impugn all those involved in investigating him, Labor leader Avi Gabbay garnered his own fair share of juicy headlines
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Israeli Soldier Convicted of Killing Wounded Palestinian Attacker Appeals to President
Military chief already cut Elor Azaria's sentence for manslaughter from 18 to 14 months; now he hopes Rivlin will let him return to his family
Anti-draft ultra-Orthodox Protests Shut Down Jerusalem in 'Day of Rage'; 120 Arrested
Jerusalem light rail comes to a halt as thousands of ultra-Orthodox demonstrators protest the arrests of two yeshiva students charged with draft evasion
The Controversial Celebrity Socialite Who Lives Large With the Netanyahus
Sara Netanyahu's gal pal Nicol Raidman is being criticized for forcing a wad of cash into the hands of a protesting woman in a wheelchair - not the first time the Ukrainian reality TV star has come under fire
Security & Aviation
Israel's Latest Strike in Syria: What We Know So Far
The Israeli army just attacked an anti-aircraft battery in Syria. Here's what you need to know
Science News
Could an Israeli Startup’s Better Pea Save the World From Cow Farts?
The world needs protein sources that don’t emit intestinal gas, so Equinom is developing protein-rich chickpeas, lentils and other legumes with nary a genetic engineer in sight
Culture & Life
'Torn' Between Ethiopia and Israel: Second Generation Takes the Stage
At Jaffa Theatre, two Ethiopian-Israeli actresses dramatize inner conflict of children of immigrants, who, unlike their parents, aren't so quiet
Middle East News
Hamas Leader in Gaza: We Will Neither Disarm nor Recognize Israel
'There’s not one minute of the day or night when we aren’t building up our military might,' says Yahya Sinwar, rejecting Israeli and U.S. demands ■ Says for first time that Hamas will demand the release of Fatah leader Marwan Barghouti
Holylandings
'Young Haredim Come to Us to Read Fifty Shades of Grey'
This week at Ben Gurion Airport: An Israeli couple with five children - all of whom cook - fly to Paris to visit their pastry chef daughter
Travel
Last Call for Flights Out of Haifa International Airport After Cypriot Airline Quits
Move dashes Israel's northern city’s minor emergence as international destination
Business News
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Closes With Fourth Consecutive Gain
Business in Brief | Wobi CEO inexplicably axed by parent company White Mountains Insurance ■ Frutarom acquires Thai flavors company ■ Protalix shares skyrocket after inking of deal with Italian pharmaceutical giant
