His decision to keep it closed for another 20 years is taking secrecy to absurd lengths

We need them because of our backward mass transit system, but the neo-Bolsheviks in the Knesset might screw things up

The Knesset’s winter session will be held in the shadow of an election, with a prime minister preoccupied by investigations and campaign calculations. He can always count, however, on some sycophantic minister or other in his corner

Outgoing New Israel Fund President Talia Sasson talks about how the offensive from Israel’s right has affected her, and why she’s convinced that it remains in Israel’s power to return to the values of democracy and equality

In the wake of Ford's testimony, society is being forced to confront the vile way it treats women who come forward with accusations of sexual assault

Hamas cells cross into Israel at night and the airborne firebombs are still being launched, but the real time bomb is the infrastructure crisis in Gaza

Putin didn't like Israel's strikes after Assad retook southern Syria. The spy plane incident provided him with tools to shape a new strategic reality