The IDF chief's recently ousted predecessor had opposed handing sensitive material on the Oct. 7 attack to the state comptroller, believing that the information should be examined by a state commission of inquiry – which Netanyahu refuses to establish

In 'The Woman Question in Jewish Studies,' professors Susannah Heschel and Sarah Imhoff show that discrimination and harassment are commonplace in their field. 'Men feel it brings them down to footnote women's scholarship,' says Heschel

Efrat Shalom Danon's film exposes religious coercion, racism and humiliation, some of which still goes on today despite the legalization of the procedure in Israel

El Al's nearly complete control over Ben-Gurion Airport during the war in Gaza is evident in the airline's quarterly report, reporting a 380 percent rise in profits in comparison to 2023 and over $100 million in employee bonuses

Sa'ar, who left Likud in 2020 because the party 'has become a tool serving the prime minister's interests' joined Netanyahu's government in 2024 and now returns to Likud to 'ensure Israel's future for generations to come'

Unlike last year's somber reading, this one allowed for moments of joy, accompanied by singing, dancing and cheering of young religious men. After a year and a half of rallies, protests, tears and anguished cries, it was a rare moment of celebration with permission to rejoice

Maurice Mboa got his start showing his art at a retired Israeli Colonel's café in Cameroon, forging a bond with the Jewish people. Now Mboa's art is on display in Tel Aviv, despite art world pressure not to do so. 'Nothing would make me reverse this decision,' he says