State of Atonement

It’s not only regular individuals who apologize. Leaders, too, sometimes beg forgiveness for historical transgressions committed by their states. Who has asked for forgiveness from whom, when and why? Which apologies have backfired? A special historical survey for Yom Kippur

Tall Tales and Desert Mirages

2.5 Years of Protests End With Israel Reaching Agreement to Raise Disability Benefits

Report: Hamas Agrees to Egypt's Plan for Prisoner Swap With Israel

Bernie Sanders Meets With Prominent Palestinian Activist

An Israeli Ethnic Minority Swears Allegiance to Syria, but That's Changing

The Real Reason Saudi Arabia Will Let Women Drive

Drawing Attention to the Plight of Jewish 'Bastards'

One Jubilee for Two Peoples: Netanyahu Celebrates Occupation

A Strategic Crisis Could Set the Middle East Alight

U.S. Distances Itself Again From Friedman Over '2%' Occupation Remark

What It's Like Coming Out in a West Bank Settlement

The Fight to Get Israel's Holocaust Survivors Their Benefits

In Israel, Arab Women Are Joining Jewish Activists in Fight for Peace

Under Education Ministry Plan, Haredi Group Will Train Secular Teachers

After Israeli Ruling, Haley Tells UN: Stop Selling Arms to Myanmar

Activists to Begin Campaign Against Companies in Settlements

From Alabama to Gush Etzion, Trump and Netanyahu Are Married to the Mob

Inter Aliyah, Soccer Team of Immigrants, Wallops Pardes Katz 8-1

The Ticker: TASE CEO Offers to Buy Shareholders' Stock

Palestinian Gets 21 Years for Ra'anana Stabbing Attack

Israel Is Right to Support Kurdish Independence. It Is Also Unwise

U.S. Legislators, AIPAC Push anti-BDS Bill in Light of UN Blacklist

IDF to Implement Closures in West Bank, Gaza for Yom Kippur

UN Warned 150 Companies for Doing Business in Settlements

Israeli Intelligence Helped Thwart Dozens of Terror Attacks Worldwide

Haredim Are Back to Studying Torah, Thanks to Bibi

Greg Eliot Claims Best Gross Score in September Tourney