Kamal Aljafari was born in Ramle but works from Berlin. In a conversation with Haaretz, he explains how his work is about the place he left: ‘I use cinema as an act of reclamation’

The T. nesimachus is one of 14 species of butterfly that are protected in Israel

The Israeli left is aware of its own impending extinction and the preponderant reaction is to assimilate into another life form until the worst is over, but it's self-defeating

Without the pipeline, Israel’s export prospects look dim

Darfuris will only be allowed to hold visas that allow them to stay in the country with no social benefits. To date, only one person from Darfur has been granted asylum in Israel

Leaders of the United States and North Korea meet to discuss nuclear disarmament in exchange for relief from sanctions ■ Trump: The potential is awesome

In a secret meeting with the U.S. ambassador in 1980, former Prime Minister Menachem Begin voiced loathing for the racist rabbi

In meeting with U.S. delegation, Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi spoke fondly of Egypt's Jewish past, called for resurgence of community