In what may be its final exhibition, the Museum on the Seam confronts the complex relations between religion and art in Jewish society

Police are looking into whether Netanyahu was involved in the sale of a TV channel to Len Blavatnik, and question him in relations to Case 2000, in which the PM is suspected of attempting to negotiate favorable media coverage

A Sudanese student who fled genocide and an Eritrean artist holding his first exhibit share their stories

Buoyed by a ruling ordering a strip joint closed in neighboring Ramat Gan, Gaby Lasky is making her voice heard in the big city

The Israeli military authorities are keeping a retired Palestinian history teacher in detention without trial, and we’re not allowed to know why. Next comes the decision whether he’s healthy enough for prison

The new study puts the cost of prostitution to the government put at $90 million annually

Berkley mayor says time has come to classify the left-wing political activist group as a gang

Analysis of the test launch may point to mechanical failure or other problem, says missile expert