Editorial Israel Can't Point the Finger at Germany
Israel has lost its special historic moral status and the right to warn the world against fascist tendencies
Israel has lost its special historic moral status and the right to warn the world against fascist tendencies
Gilad Erdan - and his boss, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu - need to push the Israel Police to forcefully investigate, and to prosecute, vandalism of churches and mosques
Uprooting Bedouin communities and replacing them with new Jewish settlements is against international law, and the Israeli High Court of Justice must stand firm against it
The firing of thousands of asylum seekers who are doing jobs that Israelis don’t want won’t serve anyone’s interests
The Bible, the Talmud and Jewish law can indeed be sources of inspiration, but cannot replace laws, regulations and legal rulings, unless Israel is seeking to resemble fundamentalist caliphates
Despite the limitations of the primary system, it is still the most democratic one for political parties, which is why Meretz must adopt this electoral system when choosing its leaders
High Court's excision of support for marriage equality from PSA is deceptive, unnecessary
Ultra-Orthodox parties are joining the assault on Israel’s already-fragile democratic institutions after it struck down the law exempting ultra-Orthodox Jews from the draft
The Education Ministry allowing public preschools to charge parents another $848 annually will further entrench the gap between education for families of means and for the rest
Netanyahu is sacrificing the government’s most senior posts on the altar of his narrow personal considerations, while castrating its professional work and threatening the propriety of its administration