Medical experiments were performed on Yemeni Jewish children in the early 1950s. What does this tell us about ourselves and what should we do now?

Was Israel was wrong to acquiesce to Russia’s diktat that babies adopted from there not got to LGBTQ folks?

The Minister of Education is advancing a “Code of Ethics” for college and university teachers, but it is being decried as an attack on democracy.

Dina Dayan, an ultra-Orthodox woman from the Negev Desert, is the only female candidate to head the Labor Party. Is she the future of the Israeli Left?

Is there widespread fascination with Wonder Woman Gal Gadot’s IDF past and Israeli identity, reflecting some strange and unnerving psycho-sexual fetishization?

A new anthology of essays about the occupation was published by several brilliant writers. What results might this politics-by-literature approach produce?

Is climate change a danger to Israel’s very existence? Does America’s withdrawal from the Paris Accord a blow to Israel’s security?

More ultra-Orthodox students could mean gender segregation and restrictions on female faculty. What should university inclusion and diversity cost?

The Israel Democracy Institute asked parliamentary assistants how effectively members of Knesset do their jobs.

The 1967 War, or Six-Day War to Israelis, began and ended this week fifty years ago. How should we regard it?