Why This Female Arab Lawmaker Scares Israelis So Much
For years, Israelis reserved a special scorn for Balad's Haneen Zoabi. Now that she's gone, they have wasted no time in finding her replacement: Heba Yazbak
Arab Israeli conflict
Oscar-nominated Director Examines Israeli Violence and Sexuality in New Trilogy
'Ajami' director Yaron Shani's new trilogy creates an experience that is as intriguing as it is moving
Israel Army Strikes Gaza After Rockets Launched at Southern Communities
Two of the Gaza rockets fired earlier from the enclave were intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system, and the remaining two fell in an open area
Hungary Backs Israel in Fight Against ICC Call to Probe War Crimes Against Palestinians
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó says his government agrees that the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction in Palestinian territories
Israel Says She's a 'Major Terrorist.' The Charges? Possession of Two Firebombs and Planning a Summer Camp
Following the murder of an Israeli teen in the West Bank, the Shin Bet has decided to crush the Popular Front, arresting dozens of Palestinians – many totally innocent – and even torturing a few. The saga of Mays Abu Ghosh
Israel Arrests Hundreds of Palestinian Minors in Jerusalem, Violating Children's Rights
One 13 year-old boy says police officers broke into his house while his parents were not home and hit him on the head before arresting him
Gal Gadot to Co-produce Film Adaptation of Barred Novel on Israeli-Palestinian Romance
Dorit Rabinyan's 'All the Rivers' was at the heart of a controversy after Israel's Education Ministry refused to include it in reading list for high school students
Town Slams 'Murderous Terrorists,' Nixes Israeli-Palestinian Coexistence Meeting for Students
Meeting with bereaved families meant to open dialogue about coexistence cancelled after politicians and parents complain of children being exposed to 'terrorists'
Israel Strikes Gaza Targets Hours After Rockets Fired From Enclave
Military says strikes target Hamas military camps and naval base ■ All three rockets intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system
16-year-old Palestinian Teen Said Killed by Live Israeli Fire in Gaza Protest
The teen was wounded in his stomach while participating in an independent protest near the border fence, Gaza's Health Ministry says; four others reported to be injured
Attorney General Condemns Nixing Film Screening on Lawyer Defending Palestinians
Deputy attorney general says cancellation 'violates freedom of expression'; culture minister called for the cancellation of the showing of 'Lea Tsemel, Advocate,' which she claims glorifies terrorists
Hit Israeli Show 'Fauda' Set for Indian Remake Tuned to Conflict With Pakistan
The adaptation of the thriller, which follows a counterterrorism unit operating in the West Bank, is expected to be released in 2020
Opinion Israel Condemned This Gazan Fisherman to Life in Eternal Darkness
Let the sailors in their white uniforms know what they do in the name of the rite of security to helpless fishermen who endanger no one and who have done no harm
Israel Releases Palestinian, Set for Deportation to Brazil, After Over 2 Years in Detention
Ma'an Abu Hafez was born in Brazil but moved to the West Bank as a toddler and left no family behind. Israel has been unsuccessfully trying to send him back
Thousands of Israeli Arabs Mark Anniversary of 2000 Deadly Clashes With Police
Rally follows three days of protests accusing government and police of failure to address problem of crime in Arab communities
Stories of Belonging and Displacement in Jerusalem
Journalist Lis Harris presents the stories of two families who share the same city but have experienced Israel’s history in vastly different ways
Feminism, Nakba and Tears: This Young Palestinian Artist's Works Are Hard to Look Away From
Womanhood and national identity politics are at the heart of the drawings of artist Samah Shihadi, now on display at her solo Tel Aviv Museum exhibition
Netanyahu's New Election Message: 'Arabs Want to Annihilate Us All'
Netanyahu's Facebook followers urged to make campaign calls and issue warning over left-wing government ■ Likud: Message was staffer mistake ■ Arab party leader: Netanyahu is psychopath with no red lines
'We Don't Drive Arabs': Israeli Taxi Company to Compensate Arab Clients
Driver with the Jerusalem-based taxi company refused to drive two brothers after hearing them speak Arabic ■ Taxi company says men's demeanor led to refusal, despite recording of operator saying 'we don't transport Arabs'
Palestinian Village Just Wanted to Redo Its Entrance. The Only Problem Is the Letter C
Azzun wants to have a pretty entrance like nearby Jewish settlements do, but regulations which govern Palestinian Authority and Israeli relationship complicate a simple municipal task
Israeli Security Forces Carry Out Arrests in Pursuit of West Bank Spring Attackers
Palestinian Hamas operative previously imprisoned in Israel among those arrested in effort to gather intel on explosion that claimed the life of 17-year-old Israeli
From Checkpoint to Counterpoint: On Tour With the Palestine Youth Orchestra
The orchestra, whose 76 members include Muslims, Druze and Christians, has been touring Europe for three weeks, crossing borders and religious divides
Violating Promise to High Court, Jerusalem Jobs Office Turns Palestinians Away
Officials in west Jerusalem Employment Service office say they can’t serve Palestinians because there aren’t enough Arabic-speaking employees
Opinion Israel's Military Chief Is Preparing the Next War
In Israel, victories are not passed down as an inheritance; every generation must provide its own victory, and now it is Aviv Kochavi’s turn
Criticizing Israel Shouldn't Be Confused With anti-Semitism, Sanders Tells Jewish Supporter
'Israel has every right to live in peace and security, but so does the Palestinian people,' Democratic presidential hopeful tells town hall meeting
University Must Recognize pro-BDS Group, New York Court Rules
Fordham University 'did not abide by its own published rules governing the approval and recognition of student clubs' and its own rules don't include any reference to whether an organization is 'polarizing,' judge says
