The decline of anti-occupation activist group Peace Now, as its leader for the past 14 years resigns in a huff.

A spate of Supreme Court decisions that leave right-wing politicians sputtering about judicial overreach, which in turn leaves left-wing politicians sputtering about right-wing court bashing, and leaves everyone accusing everyone else of breaking Israeli democracy.

Two middle aged sociologists find Israeli Gen Y-ers (aged 21 to 34) shiftless and selfish, and a threat to the very existence of the state.

A new law that limits the salaries of bank presidents to just 44 times minimum wage, or a mere $653,868.35.

The twist of logic and emotion that leads some Israelis to regard the combat medic who shoots a motionless injured Palestinian terrorist in the head, a hero.

Is it better for democracy to have an army censor who’s in our face, or one who expects that we censor ourselves (or maybe option C, no censor at all!)

The moral and political dilemma arising from the Minister of Defense’s decision to excommunicate a rabbi for advising soldiers to ignore orders to evacuate settlements.

The weird state of the Israeli government, which seems to be, at once, on the verge of collapse and surprisingly stable: What gives?

New Pew poll findings suggest that Israeli and American Jews may be two peoples separated by the same religion, with the rift growing wider by the moment.

Why we Israelis are strangely unmoved by the success of that most Jewy of US Presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders.