As we mark, with sadness, 20 years since the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, we discuss the struggle over his legacy.

We ask whether Israeli environmental organizations are crypto-leftists in crummy disguises.

We discuss efforts to change Israel’s rape laws that turn the focus of the courts from the victims to the perpetrators.

We discuss competing narratives on the left for explaining the “knifey, stabby” times we’re living in.

These may not be the worst of times, but never have times been bad in just this way.

These may not be the worst of times, but never have times been bad in just this way.

These may not be the worst of times, but never have times been bad in just this way.

New research has found that Israeli women shopping at sperm banks prefer soldiers’ sperm, the more battle-tested the better.

Waves of violence are engulfing us, as stabbings follow shootings follow stonings, accompanied by violent demonstrations and mass arrests.

A study has found that almost two in five of teachers say they lack adequate teaching tools to combat racism among their students – our kids.