Under the banner 'a kilometer it is,' rallies are a joint effort by all the organizations protesting Netanyahu's continued tenure in office, following restrictions limiting protests to a kilometer from protesters' homes

The collapse of his delusional denial of coronavirus could lead to a Republican rout on November 3, delighting most Western democracies except Israel

Delving into the biography of a grandfather he never met, Haaretz's editor discovered a forgotten chapter of family history. The story of a world that is no more, but whose imprint is felt over a century later

Three Israeli psychotherapists shed a spotlight on dissociation – one of the most mysterious and least diagnosed of psychological phenomena

After a minister from his party quit the gov't and dissenting votes against curbing anti-Netanyahu protests, Gantz understands he can't keep walking the path of compromise with Netanyahu

Asel Asleh liked to call himself ‘the peacemaker,’ but his death at the hands of the Israeli police in October 2000 almost proved fatal for the respected Seeds of Peace organization he was so involved in

After the head of the government agency that supports high tech stepped down, some fear the next CEO might be politicised and that a government official will be appointed in his stead

Passing legislation to keep protests away from Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem, to which Gantz's party didn't oppose, was the last of too many straws, bringing Kahol Lavan to its limit