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.

Cisco and IBM are making Tel Aviv one of the world’s smartest cities. But at what cost?

A poll finds community and solidarity on the wane in Israel. What gives?

Has Israel become a liability to Jews around the world? That’s what one new study has found.

Six Israelis have been killed by men released as part of the deal that brought Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit back to his family three years ago.

MK and Yesh Atid party head Yair Lapid is attempting to parlay PM Netanyahu’s failure to prevent the Iran deal into his own political asset.

J Street’s upbeat campaign in support of the Iran deal leaves no room for the worry and ambivalence that most Israelis feel.

Award-winning Mizrahi poet Roy Hasan’s recent poem calls out Ashkenazim for hypocrisy, hegemony, and all-around ass-hole-itude.