A discussion of the various lessons Israelis are drawing for our own politics and our own futures from the Brexit vote.

A personal essay in +972 Magazine called “When your own Jewish father calls you a Nazi” recounts how a friendly father-daughter lunch meeting turned nasty.

A new poll finds that Israelis think their civil service sucks, melding inefficiency with corruption and nepotism.

Many people fear that Israel’s schools, army, courts, and public square are undergoing an inexorable process of “religification.”

In a recent interview, political graphic designer David Tartakover seemed pretty bummed out about the lack of impact his art has had on Israeli society.

Has intensely personal animus against Prime Minister Netanyahu gotten the best of the Israeli left?

We discuss some rather troubling reactions to last week’s heartbreaking terrorist murders at Tel Aviv’s Sarona Market.

In honor of the holiday of Shavuot, we discuss what role the Torah should play, if any, in Israel’s public sphere.

There is a controversial push to repeal a 54-year-old law that places children with their mothers in divorce cases.

We discuss the weird-ass peace retreat in Paris, without Israelis or Palestinians, and the Egyptian-Saudi peace initiative.