We discuss the inescapably viral video of an Israeli soldier grappling with a 12-year-old boy, one of his arms in a cast.

A new bill would grant traditional agricultural settlements ownership over 90% of their lands, with the other 10% going to nearby development towns.

There’s a buzz in the sidewalk cafes of greater Tel Aviv this week, as we saw politic’s future and its name is General Gabi Ashkenazi.

A new poll commissioned by the energetic, leftist think-tank Molad, suggests a new strategy for ending the right’s grip on power.

Social protest leader Daphni Leef and singer-songwriter Yael Deckelbaum are planning a politically-motivated, crowd-funded road-trip across Israel.

The newly more-politicized “Judicial Appointment Committee” met this week, and Likud MK Nurit Koren caused a stir with her appointment suggestion.

Haaretz columnist and mensch Bradley Burston wrote an essay entitled “It’s Time to Admit it. Israeli Policy is What it Is: Apartheid.”

Is Israel, as 91-year-old peace activist and moral compass Uri Avnery asserts, shifting from a “Hebrew” state to a “Jewish” state?