We discuss the brouhaha over whether, when, and where protestors can demonstrate against the putative corruption of PM Netanyahu.

We discuss a surprising vicious debate over trees and shade, and who ought to decide what to plant, when, and where.

We discuss new “camps” for tourists that teach firearms, explosives and other deadly arts. Really?

We discuss Prime Minister Netanyahu’s bid to reduce the number of government ministers who must approve a declaration of war, which some see as Strangelovean megalomania.

Do Israelis, as Israelis, have any special responsibility to act or any message to deliver about the Nazi narishkeit in Charlottesville and the White House?

Over the summer, parents’ groups formed across the country aiming to keep religion out of their kids’ schools.

There are corruption charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: how seriously should we take them?

What does the Forbes list of the fifty most influential Israeli women say about the state of gender, sex, and sexism in 2017?

Two initiatives aim to de-stigmatize mental illness, but probably say more about our anxieties about it than about our open-mindedness towards it.

Prime Minister candidate Yair Lapid argues that centrism is the new black with a middle-of-the-road, moderation-in-all-things political manifesto.