Analysis Israeli Arabs' Show of Force Against Nation-state Law Highlights Their Enduring Isolation
Like the Druze, tens of thousands came to protest in Tel Aviv, but the Jewish reaction was markedly different
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Israel Considered Killing Hamas Leaders in Response to Gaza Escalation
The army and Shin Bet security service believe that targeted killings are preferable to a wide-scale attack on the Gaza Strip, defense officials say
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Does Russia Use Interpol to Hunt Enemies? 'Without a Doubt'
How the 'first Russian oligarch in Israel' got caught in Paraguay, and what the Palestinian membership in Interpol means: The woman who headed the organization's Israeli branch explains
Israeli Soldier Filmed Hitting Activist Who Photographed Him in West Bank
Different videos of the incident show Israeli soldier hitting a left-wing activist and the camera he used to take pictures of him ■ Israeli army: The soldier 'operated beyond what was required'
'Israel Carries Out Two Strikes in Gaza Targeting Balloon-launchers'
Israeli military says it struck a terrorist cell that launched firebombs from northern Gaza ■ Since Friday, three Gazans were killed in border clashes ■ One wounded by gunfire as Hamas flotilla tries to cross naval blockade
Security & Aviation
Analysis Israel's Groundhog Day in Gaza: Stuck in Endless, Bloody Loop With Hamas
Gaza factions' announcement that the current round is over may only be a temporary pause in fighting ■ Israel is not looking for war, but public pressure may lead to more severe steps
Science News
Forget Positive Thinking, Biopsies and Kombucha: Barbara Ehrenreich Wants to Cure the Wellness Epidemic
She refuses to undergo medical tests, assails the popularity of meditation and maintains that the Western world suffers from an obsession with fitness and nutrition. 'You can’t control every aspect of your body. So just relax,' says author Barbara Ehrenreich
Culture & Life
High-tech Tenants Get First Two Months Free Rent in Ramat Hasharon
Hitech Zone, which targets high-tech employees, is making a special offer to members worth over 14,000 shekels. Offer comes as government-regulated rental apartments moving slowly
Middle East News
Saudi-Canada Dispute Raises Question Marks for Foreign Investors
Riyadh has been working to draw capital from abroad, but its angry reaction to human rights criticism could spook would-be investors
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After Lebanon, This American Tourist Is Heading to Hebron and Gaza
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: This Californian was inspired to travel the Middle East after reading Thomas Friedman's 'From Beirut to Jerusalem' ■ Fun facts about Albania, from an expat living in France
Travel
9 Things Tourists Should Avoid in Israel This Summer
Masada, Eilat, the jellyfish-infested Mediterranean and the entire Negev Desert: Here are the sites you really mustn’t visit in July or August
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Will Trump Trade Wars Hurt Israel? Don’t Worry, Says Economic Attache
Eran Nitzan, Israel’s man in Washington, tells TheMarker our high-tech economy will keep us aloof from disputes over things such as cars, steel
