This is the anti-feminist message conveyed by the Israel Scouts' decision to let Procter & Gamble install girls' bathrooms on campgrounds.

An encounter with a homeless man near his home opened Ishay Rozen's eyes. 'The goal wasn’t to vandalize and destroy, but to immortalize and adorn,' he says.

'Noa Landau isn't an extension of her partner. She stands on her own right,' Yesh Atid leader says after attack on new editor based on her partner's activism in Breaking the Silence raised an uproar among politicians and journalists.

Once Elie Wiesel decided Israel was not for him, and before he became a best-selling novelist, he had a serious career as a journalist in Israel. The stories he never published may have been the most telling.

With a string of clashes with the authorities over the years, critics wonder whether the state has done its homework on the Badarna family.

Two amendments to a bill block sales from the U.S. aircraft giant as well as its European rival, Airbus, to the Islamic republic.

Where can you go around here to quench a yearning for Istanbul? Despite the large Turkish-Jewish community 
in Israel, options are relatively scarce. But two young 
chefs in Jaffa are out to change that.

As he shuttled between east African countries, Netanyahu shrugs off the growing and disturbing stream of reports about a new financial scandal ● Were the African ministers who hosted Minister Miri Regev this week aware of her racist remarks?