We discuss issues raised by the ongoing manslaughter case of IDF soldier Elor Azaria.

A slew of prominent and thoughtful folks, including former leftist Knesset members, have said “goodbye to all that” and left the Left.

We discuss Israel’s new “Impeachment Law,” passed by Knesset members on July 20.

The president of a Tel Aviv area design college threatened to ban a student painting unless the nude subject’s face was blacked out.

The new Chief Rabbi of the IDF and a rabbi who runs an army preparatory school own up to some Neanderthal opinions about women and LGBTQ folks.

Did the 2011 “social protests” – which began five years ago this week – leave any real mark on the country?

Proctor & Gamble built air-conditioned bathrooms for girls in Israeli summer camps, with flat screens playing loops of tampon ads.

A government committee pitches a plan to do away with discrimination against Sephardi/Mizrahi Jewish heritage in Israel’s education system.

Discussing the strategy behind Prime Minister Netanyahu’s recent visit to Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, and Ethiopia.

Elie Wiesel cared deeply about injustice, but was silent about Palestinian suffering.