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Dr. Claris Harbon in the neighborhood where she grew up in Ashdod.

A Women's Rights Lawyer Felt She Didn't Belong in Israel. So She Moved to Morocco

Shany Littman | 01.07.2022

PODCAST | ‘'Joe Biden loves Israel': LISTEN to U.S. ambassador Thomas Nides

Roya Hakakian in Jerusalem, last month. 'The adults are out on the streets; they’re loud, and they’re unruly and they’re rebellious. What kid wouldn’t love that?'

'Iran Is Worse Off Than It Ever Was,' Says Jewish Iranian Author

Gili Izikovich | 05.07.2022

Yehoshua, in a frame from the 2021 film “The Last Chapter of A.B. Yehoshua,” directed by Yair Qedar. The burden of history and tradition in his work often vanquishes the young, who aren’t able to open a new and independent chapter in their life.

The Final Despair – and Hope – of A.B. Yehoshua

Avi Garfinkel | 02.07.2022

The Israel Sinfionetta Be'er Sheva rehearses a performance of 'Carmina Burana.'

This Nazi Party Favorite Was Recently Performed in Israel

Haggai Hitron | 05.07.2022

A shoe found during excavations.

Children’s Shoes Found in Dig at Last Stand of Warsaw Ghetto Fighters

Ofer Aderet | 28.06.2022

Remnants of the old Palestinian village al-Maliha, today an affluent part of Jewish Jerusalem’s Malha neighborhood.

A Tale of Two Demolished Cemeteries, One Jewish and One Muslim

Ilana Hammerman | 01.07.2022

Chairs and blankets are left abandoned after a shooting at a Fourth of July parade on Monday in Highland Park, Illinois.

Jewish Synagogue Employee Among Six Victims of Highland Park Shooting

Sam Sokol | 05.07.2022

Then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talking with China's Premier Li Keqiang during a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, in 2018.

Israelis Not Concerned by China’s Human Rights Record, Survey Finds

Ben Samuels | 29.06.2022

Abortion rights activists block an intersection near the U.S. Supreme Court to protest the court's ruling to overturn Roe v Wade, in Washington on Thursday.

Not Just Abortion: Three Supreme Court Rulings Outrage U.S. Jews

Ben Samuels | 30.06.2022

Ukrainian soldiers prepare to fire at Russian positions from a U.S.-supplied M777 howitzer in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region Saturday, June 18, 2022.

While Some Countries Take a Moral Stance on Ukraine's War, Israel Expects an Arms Bonanza

Amos Harel | 05.07.2022

A volunteer center for Ukrainian refugees in Haifa, in June.

No Food, No Work: Being a Ukrainian Refugee in Israel

Bar Peleg | 05.07.2022

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador speaks during a news conference in Mexico City, last week.

Mexico’s President Says Jewish Critic of His Immigration Policy Is ‘Hitlerian’

JTA | 01.07.2022

Outgoing Prime Minister Naftali Bennett arrives to speak to lawmakers from his Yamina party at the Knesset in Jerusalem, on Wednesday.

Israel’s First Religious Prime Minister Wasn’t What You Were Expecting

Anshel Pfeffer / Opinion | 05.07.2022

Australian Greens leader Adam Bandt (center) addresses the crowd at the Australian Greens national campaign launch earlier this year.

Why Young Australian Zionists Are Backing the pro-Palestinian Greens

Judy Maltz | 03.07.2022

A man buys Ben & Jerry's ice cream in Jerusalem in July.

Unilever Strikes Deal to Resume Ben & Jerry's Sales in West Bank

Sam Sokol | 29.06.2022

File: Jerry Greenfield and Ben Cohen, the founders of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream attend an event on police reform at the U.S. Supreme Court, 2021.

'Inconsistent With Our Values': Ben & Jerry's Opposes Ice Cream's Return to Settlements

Haaretz | 05.07.2022

A Ben & Jerry's factory in Be'er Tuvia, Israel, last year.

Yair Lapid’s 'Antisemitic' Zigzag

Noa Landau / Opinion | 05.07.2022

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