When the leadership incites, it's the finest hour of human ugliness. The state that has just marked its 77th year has gone insane

Waltz is set to be the first major firing under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, which has sought to convey stability compared to the first administration, which was defined by infighting and turmoil

For a decade, U.S. audiences seemed ravenous for programming about ultra-Orthodox Jews. Now it seems to be the turn of liberal Judaism, at least based on the success of 'Nobody Wants This,' about a Conservative rabbi, and 'Reformed,' which is based on the career of one of France's only female rabbis

Netanyahu blamed the Palestinians for Wednesday's wildfires, but the police have no true suspects for igniting the fire near Jerusalem. In no case of large wildfires in Israel has there been an indictment for nationalist arson

An Israeli scholar who is in contact with the family of Bipin Joshi, a Nepalese student being held hostage in Gaza, asked his cousin for one message for Israelis: All he asked her was to 'Tell everyone to stop the war, release all the hostages – and free Bipin too'

Paramount on the minds of Jewish voters in past elections were issues like the economy and environment. Today, antisemitism seems to be overshadowing everything else. That is not good news for Labor in districts where the Jewish vote matters

Israel could have been a global leader in handling wildfires, but to be a model country, it must reorder its priorities – instead of seeking revenge, it must make an effort to protect its citizens

Despite the shock that relations between the two communities sustained following the outbreak of the war, efforts to bring together residents from East and West Jerusalem haven't waned, and several exciting initiatives have been added

It was estimated that approximately 20,000 dunams (about 5,000 acres) have burned in what is being called one of the largest wildfires in the country's history