The sale of the lyrics, along with other items of historical and symbolic significance, again raises the issue of trafficking documents and items of national value on the private market
A new guided trip lets visitors hear both arguments about the Holy City - and promises to leave tourists confused
The Israeli state gives serial legal backing to the right-wingers running a national park next to Jerusalem's Old City, pushing out Palestinians in favor of settlers. That Israelization means control over the most contentious seven square kilometers of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Watching the jovial interview with Jewish terrorist Yitzhak Gabai aired on Channel 20 was like watching Israeli society caught with its pants down
Widely seen as a European war, WWI's impact on the Middle East was both devastating and transformative. But there's been no armistice: A century later, Arabs and Jews still fight over the land liberated from the Ottoman Empire
The exhibition ‘Properties’ in Jerusalem’s Talbieh neighborhood is a brave event. An in-depth look at the area, it features works by Palestinian and Israeli artists who present a sophisticated take on the hurts of 1948
Director and cast vow to honor memory of Chaim Tukachinsky, who died in hit-and-run incident in September
Ultra-Orthodox communities are increasingly divided, with a small but growing number of young people openly defying their rabbis and voting for non-Haredi candidates – with major implications for the Diaspora
Refusing to concede, rival Ofer Berkovitch claims 'many irregularities' and says soldiers' votes yet to be counted ■ Leon is politically close to the defense minister and was Netanyahu’s director general
The sultan, who is not likely to pay a domestic price for the Netanyahu's visit, is trying to promote an arrangement that will cool off the Israeli-Palestinian crisis while keeping a distance