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Israel's tourism industry rings alarm over new government

Many hotel and tourism firms nationwide reaffirm their commitment to discrimination-free practices after far-right coalition lawmakers ignite a firestorm with a proposal to allow business owners to deny services based on religious convictions

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 12.27.22

The slow death of humanities in Israeli education

Opinion: Israel's bombastic title of 'start-up nation' has caused it to put more effort into STEM subjects, leading reforms which result in less diversity of studies in the education system

Matan Shor | 11.26.22

Israel slips into catch-22 situation with West Bank anti-terror raids

Analysis: While counterterrorism ops necessary for Israel's security, mounting Palestinian body count only perpetuates vicious cycle of violence as Palestinian youths demand vengeance for their slain comrades

Avi Issacharoff | 09.29.22

Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists attend the funeral of a fellow fighter in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip

Are Israel’s enemies becoming more religiously extreme?

Opinion: Recent terror attacks committed by Islamic State followers and rise of Palestinian Islamic Jihad prove Israel must adapt to fighting an enemy different than 'secular' dissidents of PA and even the changing Hamas

Amine Ayoub | 08.24.22

Tense hours ahead as truce between Israel and Islamic Jihad goes into effect

Eight minutes after truce kicks in at 11:30 p.m., Islamic Jihad terrorists launch rockets at Sderot and other communities near the Gaza border; IDF carries out massive raid in the Strip minutes before ceasefire in response to earlier rocket fire

Eyal Arbid, Itamar Eichner | 08.07.22

Israelis and Palestinians need a balanced look at events of 1948

Opinion: Palestinians view the Nakba from the perspective of human suffering of refugees, ignoring wider context and responsibility of leadership; Israel, meanwhile, needs to conduct a meaningful probe of the past

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 05.28.22

Israeli top Apple exec: If you're looking for engineering talent, Israel is the place

Israel-born Johny Srouji, the senior vice president and arguably the most influential figure at Apple after the company's CEO, lauds Israeli ingenuity as well as those working at the tech giant's Haifa-based R&D center, where the company's two state-of-the-art chips were developed

Israel Wullman | 05.07.22

Israel's Arabs and Jews must redefine their relationship

Opinion: Despite deep-rooted animosity towards each other, Israelis of both sectors must create a social contract to change long-held paradigms that have proven to be nothing but obstacles for peace and prosperity for all

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 03.15.21

Through the lens: Israel's lonely and desolate roads

Photographer Eitan Asraf provides us a rare glimpse into an Israel that seems to have been abandoned by its inhabitants under the specter of coronavirus

Ofir Hauzman | 03.29.20

Fatou Bensouda: From dictator's legal adviser to ICC chief prosecutor

Analysis: The woman who used to advise an authoritarian president in her native Gambia is now set to launch a probe into alleged Israeli war crimes against the Palestinians; in the past, however, she has been considered an Israel ally

Tamar Sebok, Daniel Bettini | 12.23.19

Australian man pleads guilty to rape, murder of Arab Israeli student

20-year-old Codey Hermann admits brutal attack on Aiia Maasarwe, 21, as she headed home from a night out in Melbourne while talking to her sister in Israel; her body was found by passers-by hours later

i24NEWS, Ynet | 06.12.19

IMF expects global financial turnout at U.S.-led Palestinian conference

International Monetary Fund says it and other institutions going to Bahrain; Palestinians to shun June 25-26 meeting, claiming pro-Israel bias; White House hopes meeting is prelude to Mideast peace plan rollout

Reuters | 06.05.19

With coalition clock ticking, Netanyahu slams Liberman for firm stance on Haredi draft

PM has until midnight to present new government, but Yisrael Beytenu leader won't compromise on ultra-Orthodox army service; as time runs out, Knesset mulls bill to dissolve for elections

Ynet reporters, Reuters | 05.29.19

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