Analysis Instead of Legalizing Coronavirus Regulations, Netanyahu and Gantz Should Scrap Them

The problem isn't whether the rules are enforced by decree or by law, it's the policy itself, which infringes on individual rights

Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya Announces Name Change to Reichman University

Council for Higher Education says it must approve any name change; IDC says as a research institution with authority to grant doctorates, it is also entitled to call itself a university

Opinion Miri Regev’s Mizrahi Theme Park

Editorial Defendant No. 1 Tweets Again

Post-COVID Israel: More Cars and Remote Work, Less Time at the Mall

As the pandemic lockdown comes to an end, a survey asks people which of their habits they expect will change. Is Israel ready for the new era?

Analysis Israel Must Grapple With the Psychological Cost of Personal Bankruptcy

It’s a serious economic challenge, but a psychological one as well, a survey shows

Where Did the Royalties Go? Israeli Authors Fall Victim to Coronavirus Cuts

A long list of delays and cancellations due to the coronavirus cause heavy losses to Hebrew authors and others working in the publishing industry

Israel Police Arrest Eight in Tel Aviv Area for Trafficking Women

Leader of ring said to be former Israeli women’s athletics champion

Sex Educators Are Appallingly Behind in the Age of Porn

Puberty, sex and gender content for teenagers rarely makes it to the TV screen in Israel

Netanyahu Complains to Police About Internet Death Threat

Prime minister refers to writer of the comment on Haaretz website, which was later removed, as a 'lowlife who described how he plans to murder me and my family'

Israel Police Report Decline in Crimes Committed by Foreign Nationals

Meanwhile, decriminalization of marijuana contributed to decline in criminal case files, according to annual police report

Opinion If It Had Been My Son, I’d Find It Hard to Go on Living

WATCH Thousands Protest Violence Against Women in Tel Aviv

Organizers demand implementation of a 2017 government program to fight domestic violence

Opinion Trump and Netanyahu’s War on Media Aims to Conquer and Occupy Truth Itself

Targeting of journalists in U.S. riots stems from brutish presidential incitement – and Israel could be next

Gantz Instructs Army Chief to Accelerate Prep for 'Diplomatic Changes in Palestinian Arena'

Move comes in light of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stated intent that Israel begin the process of annexing parts of the West Bank on July 1

Schools in Jerusalem Shut as Dozens of Students, Staff Test Positive for the Coronavirus

Education minister orders any school with confirmed cases shut, as renewed outbreak triggers widespread closures and absences in Jerusalem and several other cities

Iran Did Its Cyber Homework and Managed to Embarrass Israel

Cyber warfare may be the new battlefield, but Israel remains unprepared

Israel Seems to Intensify Its Attacks Against Iran in Syria

With Tehran still reeling from Soleimani's assassination, harsher U.S. sanctions and an economic crisis, the coronavirus outbreak may have dictated a change in Israel's regional strategy

Grounded: How Coronavirus Decimated Israel-U.S. Flights

Then and now: See COVID-19's impact on air traffic to and from Israel

Coronavirus in Israel: Lufthansa Freezes Flights to Tel Aviv

German carrier and its Swiss and Austrian subsidiaries cancel flights for three weeks from Sunday over coronavirus