After the police shut down a screening of 'Palestine 36' in Jerusalem, watching it in a theater as a Palestinian in Israel reminded me of the fragile conditions in which our stories are allowed to exist

How do you convey the complexities of Israeli reality to Europeans eager to conflate individual Israelis with the actions of their government?

Despite overwhelming advantages, Netanyahu can't spin his way out of the October 7 disaster, try as he might. His opponents should use the full transcripts of that day to take him down

One day, it's a second Holocaust; the next, it's an 'event.' Depending on the audience, Netanyahu's coalition manages to shape the October 7 Hamas massacre to fit its political goals

The head of the Israel Prison Service is suspected of obstruction, fraud, and breach of trust for allegedly warning a police commander under investigation. Despite the pending indictment, he remains in command, with Ben-Gvir calling the case 'an attempt to destroy the right-wing government'

The people who beat us when Emil Grunzweig was murdered are continuing to beat Palestinians, and the successors of Kahane and Sharon are serving in the government

Concrete barriers were placed along a main road in East Jerusalem near the separation barrier, blocking access to all vehicles in an attempt to prevent infiltrators from crossing into Israel from the West Bank. 'They came in the morning without any notice and closed off the neighborhood,' said one resident

Israel's Supreme Court president has grown eyes in the back of his head. The former IDF and Shin Bet chiefs feel that the prime minister is gunning for them and are convinced that it will end in murder. Netanyahu's conspiracy theories are neither new nor a victimless crime

A new Channel 12 poll puts opposition parties to Netanyahu at 69 seats, or even 70 if all Arab parties decide to merge into one joint list. Meanwhile, neither Religious Zionism nor Blue and White pass the threshold

Jewish vengeance has deep roots. In Gaza, this suppressed impulse became a governing logic for Netanyahu and his camp

Transportation Minister Miri Regev secured approval for a Wizz Air hub, but no agreement has yet been reached on how many aircraft can stay overnight, or on a possible secondary base in southern Israel. Officials doubt an April start, and Israeli carriers warn the plan risks unfair competition

In remarks made on Thursday, Trump once again pushed Israel's President Isaac Herzog to pardon the Prime Minister in his ongoing corruption trial, claiming that Herzog had already promised to grant a pardon several times. Herzog's media office denied the claims

Kaif Gilani, a consultant to the congressional campaign of New York's Jewish progressive Democrat Brad Lander, was fired after a Jewish news site drew attention to his social media history

Netanyahu and his government play victim on the international stage while telling an entirely different story at home. His war on history over his failure to protect Israelis from Hamas only emphasizes how responsible he was for this disaster

Netanyahu said earlier Thursday that he maintained Israel's interests during the meeting, which he says include Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missiles and regional proxies. Trump later said 'this will be very traumatic for Iran if they don't make a deal'

The far-right politician spoke at an event hosted at London's Central Synagogue, marking the launch of the Reform Jewish Alliance, the party's effort to appeal to Jewish voters, when he was disrupted by activists from Na'amod. 'My mother didn't fight the fascists for this,' said one activist

As airlines slowly creep back to Ben-Gurion and resume a full flight schedule after last month's scare of a war with Iran breaking out, the airline announced five weekly flights between Frankfurt and Tel Aviv – competing with El Al and Lufthansa's routes

Ukranian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych was barred minutes before his race over a helmet honoring Ukrainians killed in the war. He said the ban was discriminatory, after an Israeli athlete wore a kippa bearing the names of Israeli athletes and coaches killed in the 1972 Munich Games

The Israel Police have appealed a judge's decision to allow Tzachi Braverman to leave the country for his role as ambassador to Britain. According to the appeal, his departure would complicate further investigative actions

During a hearing on a petition demanding that Justice Minister Levin convene the Judicial Appointments Committee, which appoints judges to Israeli courts, Justice Stein said the lack of judges creates a workload so severe that murder suspects are being released to alternative forms of detention

Julia Klöckner's visit to Israel included an official Knesset welcome and a tour of Gaza accompanied by IDF soldiers. Reports said the Knesset and the Israeli embassy in Berlin prepared the tour despite objections from Germany's Federal Foreign Ministry and the German Embassy in Tel Aviv

Small-town European Jewish life has long been memorialized (and romanticized) in popular culture, but the Lost Shtetl Museum is here to show visitors a 'real shtetl.' After a decade of planning, the museum opened this fall – without its founder, amid concerns over transparency, content and leadership