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.

The Ministry of Housing seems to be moving against municipal affordable housing programs on the grounds that they discriminate.

There’s a new trend on the left of using the word “fascist” to describe the direction in which our government is traveling.

Human rights group B’Tselem says it is no longer going to refer complaints about soldiers’ behavior to the IDF’s lawyers.

Is an Israeli national museum possible or even desirable in 2016? Or is collective identity soooo twentieth century?

Will Trump rend asunder once and for all right wing Jews from left, or could he unite Jews who may reject him en masse?

Is there a new species emerging in Israeli politics – right-wingers who embrace liberal democratic policies?