We discuss the inescapably viral video of an Israeli soldier grappling with a 12-year-old boy, one of his arms in a cast.

A new bill would grant traditional agricultural settlements ownership over 90% of their lands, with the other 10% going to nearby development towns.

There’s a buzz in the sidewalk cafes of greater Tel Aviv this week, as we saw politic’s future and its name is General Gabi Ashkenazi.

A new poll commissioned by the energetic, leftist think-tank Molad, suggests a new strategy for ending the right’s grip on power.

Social protest leader Daphni Leef and singer-songwriter Yael Deckelbaum are planning a politically-motivated, crowd-funded road-trip across Israel.

The newly more-politicized “Judicial Appointment Committee” met this week, and Likud MK Nurit Koren caused a stir with her appointment suggestion.

Haaretz columnist and mensch Bradley Burston wrote an essay entitled “It’s Time to Admit it. Israeli Policy is What it Is: Apartheid.”

Is Israel, as 91-year-old peace activist and moral compass Uri Avnery asserts, shifting from a “Hebrew” state to a “Jewish” state?

The Ministry of Diaspora affairs has announced a program to fix “the weakening of the Jewish foundations of the family unit” among diaspora Jews.

On the tenth anniversary of Israel’s unilateral withdrawal from the Jewish settlements in Gaza, we discuss the lasting legacy of the withdrawal.